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The 2020 edition of one of the world’s largest trade shows gets the axe due to the COVID-19 crisis.

It’s been a week of even more big aviation stories in these trying times.

Organizer Kevin Quinn cited the effects and restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic for the call, though the flying competition will go on without spectators.

The story is further indictment of what some are calling a broken safety culture with the country’s national airline.

The new special rule will help out some pilots a lot and others not so much.

This week’s news was all over the map, with shocking stories from across the globe, as well as from right here in the USA.

Theories about what happened to this small Experimental plane that crashed just off airport are rampant’€¦ but the important truth shines through.

One big discrepancy surrounding the crash into a crowded neighborhood in Karachi killing 98 might be cleared up, but there’s other bad news.

There are signs that some pilots are not willing to let go of their hopes for a 2020 AirVenture of some kind.

The decision by the aircraft maker signals less a change in a direction than a new perspective.