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| On 29 July 1972, Avianca Flight 630, operating a scheduled domestic passenger flight within Colombia, flying from [[La Vanguardia Airport]] to [[Los Colonizadores Airport]], with stopovers at [[Paz de Ariporo Airport]] and [[Santiago Pérez Quiroz Airport]], collided with another Avianca flight, operating as Flight 626, also operating a scheduled domestic passenger flight within Colombia from [[La Vanguardia Airport]] to [[Las Gaviotas Airport]], with stopovers in 3 different cities.
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| The BYD Sealion 07 DM-i or DM-p ({{lang-zh|c=比亚迪海狮07 DM-i/DM-p|p=Bǐyǎdí Hǎishī 07 DM-i/DM-p}}) is a [[plug-in hybrid]] [[mid-size crossover SUV]] manufactured by [[BYD Auto]] since 2024. Part of the [[BYD Sealion|Sealion]] ({{lang-zh|c=海狮|p=Hǎishī|labels=no}}) family of SUVs, it is a restyled and updated version of the [[BYD Frigate 07]], both part of the Ocean Series product line-up that are distributed through Ocean Network dealerships.
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| Royal Air Force Wormwood Scrubs or more simply RAF Wormwood Scrubs is a former [[Royal Air Force]] [[List of former Royal Air Force stations|station]] located in [[Wormwood Scrubs]], [[Old Oak Common]], west [[London]].
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| The Mibot (stylized in all lowercase; pronounced ) is a [[battery electric vehicle|battery electric]] [[microcar]] to be produced by KG Motors, a [[startup company]] based near [[Hiroshima]], [[Japan]].
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| This article summarises the operators, and the delivery status of the [[NHIndustries NH90|NH90]].
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| The Aviation Trail is a non-profit organization and [[heritage trail]] located in [[Dayton, Ohio]] focused on Ohio aviation history.
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| ''Steadfast'' is a [[Yakovlev Yak-3|Yak-3U]] replica built by the Romanian company [[Avioane Craiova]] in 2005. The aircraft holds nine world records, including the under-{{cvt|3000|kg}} World Speed Record set by Will Whiteside in 2011. Currently, the aircraft is flown at the [[Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre]].
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| Ain el Gazala Airfield Complex, also known as Gazala and Ayn al Ghazāla, is an abandoned airfield complex primarily used during [[World War II]]. It was located in [[Ain el Gazala]] in Northern [[Cyrenaica]], located {{Convert|62|km}} WNW from [[Tobruk]], [[Libya]].
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| Martuba Airfield Complex, also known as Martübah, is an abandoned airfield complex primarily used during [[World War II]]. It is located in [[Martuba]] in Northern [[Cyrenaica]], located {{Convert|23|km}} SE from [[Derna, Libya|Derna]], [[Libya]].
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| The concept of the "U-flak" or "Flak Trap" originated on 31 August 1942, when {{GS|U-256||2}} was seriously damaged by aircraft. Rather than scrap the boat, it was decided to refit her as a heavily armed anti-aircraft boat intended to combat the losses being inflicted by Allied aircraft in the [[Bay of Biscay]].
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| The Jetour Zongheng G700 ({{Lang-zh|c=捷途纵横G700}}) is a [[Full-size car|full-size]] [[Luxury car|luxury]] [[SUV]] which will be produced by [[Chery]]'s [[Jetour]] division.
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| The AEC NS-type is a model of double-decker bus that was introduced in London in 1923. It was designed by [[Associated Equipment Company|AEC]] in cooperation with, and operated by, the [[London General Omnibus Company]] (LGOC).
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| State Air Traffic Management Corporation in the Russian Federation ({{langx|ru|Федеральное государственное унитарное предприятие «Государственная корпорация по организации воздушного движения в Российской Федерации»}}) is an organization providing air navigation services in Russia.
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| The Adams Brothers Manufacturing Company from [[Ohio]] was based in [[Findlay, Ohio|Findlay]]. The Adams trucks were first produced in 1910.
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| SeaPort Airlines was a US-based [[regional airline]] with its headquarters at [[Portland International Airport]] in [[Portland, Oregon]]. It operated scheduled service from its bases at [[Portland International Airport]], [[Memphis International Airport]], [[San Diego International Airport]], and [[Hollywood Burbank Airport]], as well as international service to [[San Felipe International Airport]].
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| KISS Rebreathers is a brand of [[diving rebreather]]s marketed to the [[Technical diving|technical]] and [[recreational diving]] community. Originally manufactured in Canada, later in the US, the manufacturer has been owned by a European company since 2024, and is seeking [[CE marking|CE accreditation]] for their latest product, the KISS Sidewinder 2.
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| The Board of Engineers for Internal Improvements was a federal engineering board established in 1824 by the administration of President James Monroe to survey and plan major national infrastructure projects. Operating under the U.S. [[War Department]], the Board was composed primarily of [[United States Army Corps of Engineers|Army engineers]], supported by civilian experts.
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| Zender GmbH was a vehicle tuning company founded by Hans-Albert Zender, which existed from 1969 to 2008. The company cooperated with [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]], [[Volkswagen]], [[Fiat]] and [[Opel]].
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| The Jetta VS8 is a [[mid-size crossover SUV]] produced by [[Volkswagen]] under the [[Jetta (car marque)|Jetta]] brand exclusively for the Chinese market.
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| The Chrysler Institute of Engineering was an engineering [[Postgraduate education|graduate school]] operated by the [[Chrysler Corporation]] from 1931 to 1988. Situated on the [[Highland Park Chrysler Plant|company's headquarters complex]] in the [[Detroit]] enclave of [[Highland Park, Michigan]], the school offered [[master's degree]]s in mechanical engineering, as well as non-degree training programs for its employees.
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| The PWS-15 was a Polish single-seat [[fighter aircraft]] designed as a [[biplane]] in the 1930s by engineers Aleksander Grzędzielski and {{ill|August Bobek-Zdaniewski|pl|August Bobek-Zdaniewski}}. Constructed at the [[Podlaska Wytwórnia Samolotów]] in [[Biała Podlaska]], it was test-flown in December 1930.
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| UMI 9.50 is a backhoe [[Loader (equipment)|loader]] constructed for the Polish army, manufactured in [[Huta Stalowa Wola]]. In use since 2004. It can operate as an [[excavator]], [[bulldozer]], snowplough, sweeper, demolition hammer, or even an asphalt milling machine.
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| The BMW Garmisch is a concept car designed and built by [[Bertone]] on the chassis of a [[BMW 2002 Tii]]. The car debuted in 1970 at the [[Geneva International Motor Show#1970|Geneva Motor Show]].
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| The Maserati Nettuno is a [[twin-turbo]] [[Port injection|port]] and direct injected [[V6 engine|V6]] petrol engine with prechamber ignition, designed and produced by [[Maserati]] in its Modena plant since 2020.
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| The ACSYNT Institute was an innovation public-private partnership between NASA, eight aircraft companies and eight universities. Its goal was to develop computer-aided aircraft design software for multiple computational platforms. The Institute was managed by [[Virginia Tech]]'s CAD Laboratory in Blacksburg, Virginia and expanded on the NASA Ames Research Center's ''AirCraft SYNThesis (ACSYNT)'' software, originally developed for NASA aeronautics missions.
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| US Army Engineer Command, Europe (ENGCOM) was a unit of [[United States Army Europe and Africa|US Army Europe]] from 1966-1974. The command was the idea of [[Andrew P. O'Meara|General Andrew P. O'Meara]], USAREUR commander 1965-1967 who had been disappointed with Engineer support while [[4th Armored Division (United States)|4th Armored Division]] commander.
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| The Hyundai Ioniq 2 is an upcoming [[electric vehicle|battery electric]] [[crossover SUV]] to be manufactured by [[Hyundai]]. Sales are set to commence in 2026.
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| The Morgan Plus E was an [[electric vehicle|electric]] concept car developed by British car manufacturer [[Morgan Motor Company|Morgan]]. It was unveiled at the 2012 [[Geneva International Motor Show]] but the project was abandoned and no units were produced.
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| Fly Cham ({{langx|ar|فلاي شام|Falāy Shām}}, also known as Fly [[Syria (region)|Sham]]), is a [[Syria]]n airline, with its head office located in [[Damascus]], [[Syria]].
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| An all-weather aircraft is an [[aircraft]] designed to operate effectively in adverse weather conditions, including low visibility, heavy precipitation, extreme temperatures, and turbulence. These aircraft are equipped with advanced [[avionics]], navigation systems, and structural enhancements to ensure safety and mission readiness.
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| [[List of Embraer C-390 Millenium orders and deliveries]]▼
| This article lists the orders and deliveries for the [[Embraer C-390 Millennium|C-390 Millenium]] family, currently produced by [[Embraer]].▼
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| Evolito Ltd. is a British [[aerospace]] company that develops [[Axial flux motor|axial-flux]] [[electric motors]], motor controller units, and [[Battery management system|battery management systems]] for aviation applications. The company operates a 40,000-square-foot (3,716-square-meter) manufacturing and testing facility in [[Bicester]], [[Oxfordshire]].
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| The Geely Galaxy M9 ({{Lang-zh|c=吉利银河M9|p=Jílì Yínhé M9}}) is a [[plug-in hybrid]] [[Full-size car|full-size]] [[SUV]] to be manufactured by the [[China|Chinese]] car manufacturer [[Geely Auto]] under the [[Geely Galaxy]] marque.
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| The Geely Galaxy Starshine 8 ({{Lang-zh|c=吉利银河星耀8|p=Jílì Yínhe Xīngyào 8}}) is a [[plug-in hybrid]] [[Mid-size car|mid-size]] [[Sedan (automobile)|sedan]] manufactured by [[Geely Auto]] under the [[Geely Galaxy]] marque. It is the [[plug-in hybrid]] version of the [[Geely Galaxy E8|Galaxy E8]].
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| Air Force Three is the [[air traffic control]] designated [[Aviation call signs|call sign]] held by any [[United States Air Force]] aircraft carrying the [[United States secretary of state]], but not the [[president of the United States]] or [[Vice President of the United States|vice president]]. The term is often associated with the [[Boeing C-32]], a modified [[Boeing 757|757]] which is most commonly used as the secretary of state's transport.
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| Aeroservis is a regional airline, operating regular flights in [[Zabaykalsky Krai]], [[Russia]], as well as [[Air charter|Charter flights]]. It is based in [[Kadala Airport]], serving [[Chita, Zabaykalsky Krai|Chita]].
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| Bansei Airfield, also known as Kaseda Airfield is a former Imperial Japanese Army aviation base located in the town of [[Kaseda]] in [[Kagoshima Prefecture]], [[Kyushu Island]] in Japan. Because of its brief period of operation, it is also known as the “phantom special attack base.”
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| Chiran Airfield is an abandoned military airfield located in [[Chiran, Kagoshima|Chiran]], [[Minamikyūshū]], on the [[Satsuma Peninsula]] of [[Kagoshima]], [[Japan]]. It was established in December 1941, and mainly served as training base for [[Kamikaze]] pilots. Today, the [[Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots]] exists on the site of the former airfield.
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| On 25 May 2000, Air Liberté Flight 8807, a passenger charter flight operated by a [[McDonnell Douglas MD-83]] (F‑GHED), collided with a [[Shorts 330#Variants|Shorts 330‑200]] freighter (G‑SSWN) operating as Streamline Aviation Flight 200 at [[Paris–Charles de Gaulle Airport]] during a runway incursion; the first officer of Flight 200 was killed and the captain was seriously injured, while on board Flight 8807 there were no injuries.
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| Fort Yukon Air Service, later known as Air North, was an Alaskan [[regional airline]] from 1951 to 1984.
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| The Army Air Traffic Services Command (ATSCOM) is a unit of the US Army that provides airspace and air traffic support to army bases and other commands globally. The command certifies air traffic controllers for the service, inspects airfields, ensures safe aircraft operations in installation air space as well as civilian air space at home and internationally.
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| Dominicana de Aviación Flight 401 was a regularly scheduled international cargo flight operating from [[Miami International Airport]] in the [[United States]], to [[Las Américas International Airport]], in the [[Dominican Republic]]. On June 23, 1969, the aircraft operating the flight, an [[Aviation Traders Carvair|ATL-98 Carvair]], suffered an engine failure and fire in two engines, leading to the aircraft crashing in downtown [[Miami]], killing all 4 people on board, and 6 people on the ground.
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| Enugu Air is a Nigerian airline owned by the [[Government of Enugu State|Enugu State Government]]. It is the second state-owned commercial airline in Nigeria, after [[Ibom Air]]. Enugu Air is based at [[Akanu Ibiam International Airport]] in [[Enugu State]].
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| The Lynk & Co 10 ({{Zh|s=领克10|p=Lǐng kè 10}}; pronounced "one zero" in English or "yao ling" in Chinese, not "ten") is an upcoming [[plug-in hybrid]] [[Executive car|executive]] [[Sedan (automobile)|sedan]] to be manufactured by [[Zeekr]]-owned Chinese-Swedish automaker [[Lynk & Co]]. Its exterior bears resembles to [[Lynk & Co Z10]], which is built on [[Sustainable Experience Architecture|SEA1]] platform, while the Lynk & Co 10 is built on the [[Global Intelligent New Energy Architecture platform|GEA Evo]] platform, which made them essentially two different vehicles.
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| The Wuling Starlight 730 ({{zh||s=五菱星光730|p=Wǔlíng Xingguang 730}}) is a [[Mid-size car|mid-size]] [[minivan]] manufactured by [[SAIC-GM-Wuling]] (SGMW) since 2025 under the [[Wuling Motors|Wuling]] brand. It is available with three powertrain options: petrol engine, [[plug-in hybrid]] (PHEV) and [[Battery electric vehicle|battery electric]] (EV).
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| George G. London is a retired [[United States Air Force]] [[Colonel (United States)|Colonel]], [[test pilot]], and [[educator]]. He is recognized as one of the first African American test pilots in the U.S. Air Force and served as co‑pilot on the inaugural flight of the [[C-17 Globemaster III]], a major strategic transport aircraft used by the U.S. military.
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| Royal Air Force Habilayn or more commonly RAF Habilayn is a former [[Royal Air Force]] station located in Al Habilayn, [[Radfan district]], [[Yemen]]. The station served as an important forwarding base for British troops during the [[Radfan Campaign]] in the [[Aden Emergency]].
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| The Xiaomi YU9 ({{zh|c=小米YU9|p=Xiǎomǐ YU9}}), known internally as the Kunlun, is an upcoming [[extended range electric vehicle|range extended]] [[full-size car|full-size SUV]] to be manufactured by [[Xiaomi Auto]]. It is the company's first vehicle to use an [[extended range electric vehicle|range extended]] powertrain.
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| Donald Ellis Hudson (February 25, 1916-April 24, 1999) was an American earthquake engineer and academic. He was a professor at the [[California Institute of Technology]] in the Division of Engineering and Applied Science (1943-1981), where he performed pioneering research in ground motion measurement and analysis, and response of structures to earthquake excitation.
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| Naval Outlying Landing Field Magnolia, or Magnolia Field, was an unmanned military airport in [[Baldwin County, Alabama|Baldwin County]], [[Alabama]], United States. It was built between 1943-44 by the United States Navy, and operated as a satellite field to NAS Penascola for most of its lifetime.
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| The Vauxhall Luton plant was a motor vehicle manufacturing facility located in [[Luton]], [[Bedfordshire]], England. Operational from 1905 to 2025, it produced passenger cars and light commercial vehicles under the [[Vauxhall Motors|Vauxhall]], [[Opel]], [[Bedford Vehicles|Bedford]], [[Renault]], [[Nissan]], [[Peugeot]], [[Citroën]], [[Fiat Professional]], and [[Toyota]] brands.
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| [[Gia Binh International Airport]] <small>(Airport)</small>▼
| Gia Binh International Airport {{airport codes||VVGB}} is an [[international airport]] under construction in Gia Binh commune, Bac Ninh province, [[Vietnam]], approximately 40 km from the center of [[Hanoi]]. The airport will be designed to complement Hanoi’s [[Noi Bai International Airport]].▼
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| Al Azaiba Airport (Arabic: مطار العذيبة) is an old airfield in [[Muscat, Oman]], near [[Bayt al-Falaj]]. The airport was opened in 1957 and was originally used by [[Petroleum Development Oman]]; it is now used by the [[Sultan's Special Force]].
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| Ian William Strachan was a Wing Commander in the UK [[Royal Air Force]] (RAF). After several flying tours, he became a [[test pilot]] at [[Boscombe Down]] and later was Chief Test Pilot at the research base at Farnborough. After leaving the Air Force he became an author of many articles on military subjects, particularly on training and flight simulation.▼
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| Shahed 147 is a wide-body, heavy-duty military drone that was unveiled in 2023, during the presence of [[Seyyed Ali Khamenei]] at a military exhibition.
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| The 94th Aero Squadron was a historic restaurant in Van Nuys, California. It opened in 1973.
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| Naval Outlying Landing Field Wolf, or Wolf Field ([[ICAO]]: KNHL), was a military airport in [[Baldwin County, Alabama|Baldwin County]], [[Alabama]], United States. It was built between 1942-44 by the United States Navy, and operated as a satellite field to NAS Penascola for most of its lifetime.
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| [[List of Volkswagen Group electric drive units]]▼
| The VW Group produces a number of electric axle drive units for use in their [[Battery electric vehicle|battery-electric vehicles]]. These drive units integrate a [[variable-frequency drive]], [[traction motor]] and reduction gearing as well as an output differential (for most units) into a combined unit.▼
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▲| Ian William Strachan was a Wing Commander in the UK [[Royal Air Force]] (RAF). After several flying tours, he became a [[test pilot]] at [[Boscombe Down]] and later was Chief Test Pilot at the research base at Farnborough. After leaving the Air Force he became an author of many articles on military subjects, particularly on training and flight simulation.
▲| On April 18, 1963, a [[Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer]] twin-turboprop aircraft of the [[No. 152 Squadron RAF]] crashed at Bu Hafafa in [[Muscat and Oman]], killing eight people on board. However, a passenger on the flight survived the accident with serious injuries.
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| The Beisel was an American [[cyclecar]] manufactured in [[Monroe, Michigan]], by the Beisel Motorette Company in 1914. The Beisel used a four-cylinder water-cooled Prugh 1.5 L engine and had a friction transmission connected to the rear wheels by drive belts.
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