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Helmet-style cockpit vision system aims to change how pilots see in low visibility

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By Amalia Roy Verified
| Fox News Verified
Former airline pilot Dror Yahav is helping adapt military-inspired vision technology for commercial aviation through AerAware, a cockpit system that gives Boeing 737 pilots enhanced visual information in low-visibility conditions. PHOENIX, Ariz. – Dror Yahav, a former commercial pilot and now CEO of Universal Avionics, said he often flew approaches in low-visibility conditions where runways did not appear until late in the landing sequence.
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Iranian soccer club in Los Angeles reflects divided views on Team Melli during World Cup

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By Amalia Roy Verified
| Fox News Verified
Iranian diaspora communities in Southern California reflected differing views on national team support and politics. LOS ANGELES — Iran opened its World Cup campaign with a 2-2 draw against New Zealand on Monday at Los Angeles Stadium, drawing a near-capacity crowd after pre-tournament concerns about ticket demand.
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Seattle, Vancouver coordinate cross-border planning for 2026 World Cup tourism

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By Amalia Roy Verified
| MSN Verified
Amalia Roy The cities of Seattle and Vancouver are working together to boost visitation as both prepare to host matches for next summer's FIFA World Cup 2026 . Officials from both cities expect hundreds of thousands of visitors to move through the western host cities during the tournament. The two host cities sit about 140 miles apart and rank among the closest venues in the expanded tournament. Together, they will host 13 matches.
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