One aircraft from a flying club crashed Saturday in Bangladesh’s Sirajganj district, 134 km northwest of capital Dhaka. Bangladesh Army’s Inter-Service Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed the crashed plane is not from the Air Force, but from a private flying club.
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Aircraft from flying club crashes in Bangladesh
[Update 4:00 pm] Emirates Airline has issued a statement regarding the origin of the flight: “Emirates Flight EK201, which has just landed at JFK, originated in Dubai not in Yemen, as reported in the US media.
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AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.  The Air Force Academy reversed course on Friday and released the results of a survey that showed mixed results on the school’s efforts to improve religious and racial tolerance and limit sexual harassment.
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