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24 Nov 2025
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Flights To Venezuela Canceled

Global carriers are abruptly grounding flights out of Venezuela after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration warned of a “potentially hazardous” security environment over the country.

Reuters reports that airlines including Iberia, TAP Air Portugal, Avianca and Gol have cancelled operations as U.S. forces surge into the Caribbean ahead of possible new action against Maduro’s government. With military aircraft, warships and intelligence activity rising, Venezuela’s skies are turning into one of the world’s most volatile airspaces. Here’s more from the Times of India.

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10 May 2025

Trump’s Rx To Heal America

President Donald Trump wants to make America whole again. He is righting inequities in foreign trade, in the health industry, and in the skies. The past few days have seen monumental changes designed to do that.

* The new trade agreement with Great Britain is projected to increase American exports by $5 billion, mostly agricultural products like beef and ethanol, but also aerospace equipment, including Boeing jets.

  • Here’s an update on Casey Means, a wellness influencer, who is Trump’s pick for the U.S. Surgeon General’s position.
  • Trump has curbed gain of function research that was responsible for creation of the Covid virus. This is a first step toward ending the threat of a lab-created pandemic.
  • Finally,  there is a new push to transform U.S. air traffic control and make it a much more capable system to meet increasing demands in the future. This falls under the purview of Sean Duffy, the Transportation Secretary. Much of the improvements relate to tasks performed by the Federal Aviation Administration. Here’s more from Lori Colley.

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19 Mar 2021

Birds Of Prey

Olivier Dassault, a French lawmaker and son of deceased aviation billionaire Serge Dassault, has died in a helicopter crash. French President Emmanuel Macron called it a “great loss” to the country. Here, In Pursuit of Truth examines the death and explores how it might affect evolving relations between China and India, as well as Iran.

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11 Feb 2021

Tartarian Airships

Has the history of Aviation been purposefully altered?
We continue into Tartaria explained, and consider whether these Tartarian architectures were designed for collecting energy and docking airships.

Within the last 200 years, after the mudflood, many of these cities were empty and the Controllers of the new world began migrating children from around the world into these cities and feeding them a new history.

This is the time after the mudflood , where we found these cities and we found the leftover technology that this advanced civilization left over. More from Mind Unveiled.

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10 Dec 2020

Chuck Yeager Has Flown West

Legendary aircraft test pilot Chuck Yeager, who became the first to break the sound barrier, died this week at 97. In aviation parlance, says fellow pilot and political commentator Bill Whittle, Chuck Yeager has flown west.

Whittle joins Scott Ott and Stephen Green on this episode of “Right Angle” to reflect on this iconic American aviation figure, who clearly had the right stuff.

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