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China Lifts Ban On Boeing Imports After Trade Talks With US: Report
China has lifted a ban on domestic airlines accepting new Boeing aircraft, a report said Tuesday, after Beijing and Washington agreed to temporarily lower tariffs in a major de-escalation of their trade war.
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Air India's Receives 1st Legacy B777 Plane Back After Heavy Refresh
Air India on Wednesday received the first of its legacy Boeing 777-300 ER aircraft after heavy refresh and the refresh of the remaining 12 planes is expected to be completed by year-end, according to officials.
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Inside Akasa Air's Struggles With Boeing Delivery Delays And Idle Pilots
Troubles at Akasa are among the starkest examples of how Boeing's troubles are crippling airlines globally and having a ripple effect on their planned expansions.
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Air India Mumbai-New York Flight, With 322 Onboard, Returns After Hoax Threat
An Air India flight travelling to New York returned to Mumbai eight hours after take-off after the crew received a threat. The Boeing 777 aircraft was flying over Azerbaijan when it changed course and returned to Mumbai
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How Indian Firms Are Silently Gaining Ground On Global Aerospace Giants
Airbus, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce are expanding parts sourcing from India, driving growth in the country's emerging aerospace sector and pushing local firms to elevate their games, industry insiders say.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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Bird Strike, Gear Glitch, Belly Landing: What Led To South Korea Plane Crash
The Jeju Air plane crash at South Korea's Muan, the death count of which has climbed to 85 and may go up further, took place moments after the Boeing 737-800 aircraft attempted a belly landing
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Bird Hit, Gear Glitch, Belly Landing: Chain Of Events In South Korea Crash
The Jeju Air plane crash at South Korea's Muan, in which 179 people were killed, took place moments after the Boeing 737-800 aircraft attempted a belly landing.
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179 People Feared Dead In South Korea Plane Crash: Updates
A Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated by Jeju Air, crashed at the Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday morning, likely killing 179 passengers onboard.
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Video: Moment When Plane Went Off Runway, Crashed At South Korea Airport
A Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated by Jeju Air, crashed at the Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday morning, killing 179 people onboard.
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Regulator Warns Of Jammed Rudder On Boeing 737, Puts Operators On Alert
The Indian aviation watchdog has introduced new safety measures for Boeing 737 aircraft after concerns over the potential risks with its rudder control systems. An aircraft rudder is a primary tool that controls the movement of the jet.
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Video: Smoke Comes Out Of Dubai-Bound Flight In Chennai Before Takeoff
Smoke started billowing out of the tail of a Dubai-bound Emirates flight at Chennai airport last night. A plume of white smoke was coming out from the engine compartment of a Boeing 777 aircraft while it was stationed on the tarmac.
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Indian Navy's P8i Poseidon Aircraft Reaches France, 1st-Ever Deployment In Europe
In a first-ever such deployment by India in Europe, an Indian Navy P8i aircraft has landed in France at the Air Base 125 Istres-Le Tube.
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Boeing's Uncrewed Starliner Capsule Could Return After Sep 6, Says NASA
NASA will proceed with the undocking of the uncrewed Boeing Starliner capsule not before Sept. 6, the space agency said on Thursday after concluding a review.
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Boeing Suspends 777X Flight Tests After Parts Connecting Engine To Plane Fail
Boeing has suspended flight testing of its new 777X wide-body jet after identifying the failure of a part connecting the engine to the body of the aircraft, the latest in a long line of quality control issues for the troubled US aerospace giant.
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China Lifts Ban On Boeing Imports After Trade Talks With US: Report
China has lifted a ban on domestic airlines accepting new Boeing aircraft, a report said Tuesday, after Beijing and Washington agreed to temporarily lower tariffs in a major de-escalation of their trade war.
-
Air India's Receives 1st Legacy B777 Plane Back After Heavy Refresh
Air India on Wednesday received the first of its legacy Boeing 777-300 ER aircraft after heavy refresh and the refresh of the remaining 12 planes is expected to be completed by year-end, according to officials.
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Inside Akasa Air's Struggles With Boeing Delivery Delays And Idle Pilots
Troubles at Akasa are among the starkest examples of how Boeing's troubles are crippling airlines globally and having a ripple effect on their planned expansions.
-
Air India Mumbai-New York Flight, With 322 Onboard, Returns After Hoax Threat
An Air India flight travelling to New York returned to Mumbai eight hours after take-off after the crew received a threat. The Boeing 777 aircraft was flying over Azerbaijan when it changed course and returned to Mumbai
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How Indian Firms Are Silently Gaining Ground On Global Aerospace Giants
Airbus, Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Rolls-Royce are expanding parts sourcing from India, driving growth in the country's emerging aerospace sector and pushing local firms to elevate their games, industry insiders say.
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SpiceJet To Re-Induct Grounded Boeing 737 Max Aircraft Fleet Into Operations
Domestic budget carrier SpiceJet on Tuesday said it is set to re-induct one of its grounded Boeing 737 Max aircraft into operations from January 29, as part of its plan to put all these planes back into service in a phased manner.
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Bird Strike, Gear Glitch, Belly Landing: What Led To South Korea Plane Crash
The Jeju Air plane crash at South Korea's Muan, the death count of which has climbed to 85 and may go up further, took place moments after the Boeing 737-800 aircraft attempted a belly landing
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Bird Hit, Gear Glitch, Belly Landing: Chain Of Events In South Korea Crash
The Jeju Air plane crash at South Korea's Muan, in which 179 people were killed, took place moments after the Boeing 737-800 aircraft attempted a belly landing.
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179 People Feared Dead In South Korea Plane Crash: Updates
A Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated by Jeju Air, crashed at the Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday morning, likely killing 179 passengers onboard.
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Video: Moment When Plane Went Off Runway, Crashed At South Korea Airport
A Boeing 737-800 aircraft, operated by Jeju Air, crashed at the Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday morning, killing 179 people onboard.
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Regulator Warns Of Jammed Rudder On Boeing 737, Puts Operators On Alert
The Indian aviation watchdog has introduced new safety measures for Boeing 737 aircraft after concerns over the potential risks with its rudder control systems. An aircraft rudder is a primary tool that controls the movement of the jet.
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Video: Smoke Comes Out Of Dubai-Bound Flight In Chennai Before Takeoff
Smoke started billowing out of the tail of a Dubai-bound Emirates flight at Chennai airport last night. A plume of white smoke was coming out from the engine compartment of a Boeing 777 aircraft while it was stationed on the tarmac.
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Indian Navy's P8i Poseidon Aircraft Reaches France, 1st-Ever Deployment In Europe
In a first-ever such deployment by India in Europe, an Indian Navy P8i aircraft has landed in France at the Air Base 125 Istres-Le Tube.
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Boeing's Uncrewed Starliner Capsule Could Return After Sep 6, Says NASA
NASA will proceed with the undocking of the uncrewed Boeing Starliner capsule not before Sept. 6, the space agency said on Thursday after concluding a review.
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Boeing Suspends 777X Flight Tests After Parts Connecting Engine To Plane Fail
Boeing has suspended flight testing of its new 777X wide-body jet after identifying the failure of a part connecting the engine to the body of the aircraft, the latest in a long line of quality control issues for the troubled US aerospace giant.
