This Week in Aviation: The 10 Stories That Mattered MostFrom major airline developments to aircraft updates and industry shifts, this weekly recap highlights the ten most-read aviation stories from the week of August 02. (aeroxplorer.com)
When Aerospace Needs Something That Doesn’t Exist, MSL Builds ItDiscover how Magnet Schultz Ltd. engineers bespoke electromagnetic solutions for aerospace, from custom actuators and latches to target drone parachute systems. (aeroxplorer.com)
Smoke in the Cockpit: Delta 757 Makes Emergency Return to AtlantaA Delta Air Lines Boeing 757 returned to Atlanta and evacuated passengers after smoke entered the cockpit shortly after takeoff. (aeroxplorer.com)
Too Close for Comfort: Near-Collision on Sydney's Tarmac Reignites ATC Staffing AlarmA serious near miss between a Jetstar and Qatar Airways aircraft at Sydney Airport has left a crew member injured, prompting safety concerns. (aeroxplorer.com)
Boeing's 777X Headache Just Got Worse: Lufthansa Says No ThanksLufthansa has refused to accept the earliest built Boeing 777-9 jets, following Emirates in rejecting the aging airframes amid ongoing certification delays. (aeroxplorer.com)
