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Brett James, Grammy-winning ‘Jesus, Take the Wheel’ songwriter, dies in North Carolina plane crash — Brett James performing at Ramstein Air Base, 2015 by Wikipedia Photo - https://www.flickr.com/photos/thejointstaff/23549336412/ (By: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff/D. Myles Cullen) / CC-BY-2.0

Celebrity · United States

Brett James, Grammy-winning ‘Jesus, Take the Wheel’ songwriter, dies in North Carolina plane crash

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By Karina Tsui, Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — Grammy-winning songwriter Brett James, known for penning hits including Carrie Underwood’s “Jesus, Take the Wheel,” died in a small-engine plane crash on Thursday, according to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. He was 57. A plane registered under James’ name reportedly crashed into a field in Franklin, North Carolina, about 270 miles southeast of Nashville, around 3 p.m. Thursday, according to data…See the Story

FAA Staff Shortages Disrupt Airport Flight Schedules

Shutdown · United States

FAA Staff Shortages Disrupt Airport Flight Schedules

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WINDSOR, Conn. (WWLP) - Flights at Bradley International Airport continue to operate despite the ongoing government shutdown, which is affecting air traffic controllers and FAA employees. How the government shutdown could impact Massachusetts As the shutdown persists, travelers may experience delays and disruptions due to air traffic controllers working without pay and FAA employees being furloughed. Experts advise passengers to prepare fo…See the Story

Gulfstream Debuts Super-Midsize G300

Aircraft · Savannah

Gulfstream Debuts Super-Midsize G300

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Weeks after Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. celebrated the 300th G280 business jet delivery in June, the company has set its sights on the popular platform’s replacement. In Savannah, Georgia, on September 30, the business aviation manufacturer revealed the G300, a super-midsize jet set to take the category to new heights.See the Story

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