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April 21, 2005

IATA Chief Demands Tough Reforms

Cites "Critical Need For Change"

Giovanni Bisignani appears to be on a crusade. The director general of the International Air Transport Association is making the rounds in Asia, hoping to convince any government official who will listen that now is the time for reform.

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AN-124 Seized In India

Authorities Say It Was Carrying Ammo And Military Vehicles

A Russian aircraft loaded with arms and headed from Singapore to Kuwait was impounded Tuesday night during a refueling stop in India, according to aviation sources.

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Iranian Pilots Hailed As Heroes

They Steered Burning Plane Off Runway And Into River

Surviving aboard an Iranian Boeing 707 landing in Tehran Wednesday night have high praise for the flight deck crew after the aircraft apparently suffered an engine or brake fire. Unable to stop the aircraft as it sped down the runway, the airplane beginning to burn furiously, the crew steered the aging airliner into a nearby river, dousing the flames.

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The Trail That Lead To Moussaoui

How One Flight Instructor Helped Capture A Terror Suspect

The arrest of Zacarious Moussaoui less than a month before the 9/11 attacks came down to two words: Clancy Prevost. In a stunning article written for The Rake -- an investigative magazine based in Minneapolis, MN -- Dean Stanley reports Prevost, a flight instructor at Pan Am Flight Academy in Eagan, MI, MN, was virtually all that stood between Moussaoui and the cockpit of a jumbo jet.

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