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The U.K.'s Civil Aviation Authority and the Royal Air Force have agreed to form a new organization to assess ``airprox [aircraft proximity]'' incidents (previously termed ``air misses'' by U.K. authorities). Dubbed the U.K. Airprox Board, it will combine the work now conducted by two separate...
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