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GoAir Says Airbus Delay In Delivering A320Neo Jets Hit Flight Operations
GoAir delayed or canceled dozens of flights this week due to bad weather and disruptions from nationwide demonstrations against a new citizenship law.
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Russian Plane Hits Birds Minute After Takeoff, Hero Pilot Pulls A 'Sully'
At a time when good news seems hard to come by, Russians are hailing a pilot who safely landed an Airbus A321 in a cornfield Thursday after the jet struck a flock a seagulls on takeoff and lost power in both engines.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Airbus Weighs New Long-Range A321 Version In Challenge To Rival Boeing
Airbus is considering bumping up the range of the most powerful version of its A321 passenger jet in the latest effort to pre-empt a potential new mid-market jet being studied by U.S. rival Boeing.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Russian Airline Whose Jet Crashed in Egypt Says 3 Other A321s Have Passed Checks
Russia's Kogalymavia, whose plane crashed in Egypt at the weekend, said today that three of its four remaining A321 jets had passed unscheduled safety checks by Russia's state transport agency and were fit to fly.
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Russian Plane's Mid-Air Breakup a Puzzle in Modern Jet Era
The easily accessible wreckage and the intact recorders should help investigators compared to more difficult crashes.
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Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
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GoAir Says Airbus Delay In Delivering A320Neo Jets Hit Flight Operations
GoAir delayed or canceled dozens of flights this week due to bad weather and disruptions from nationwide demonstrations against a new citizenship law.
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Russian Plane Hits Birds Minute After Takeoff, Hero Pilot Pulls A 'Sully'
At a time when good news seems hard to come by, Russians are hailing a pilot who safely landed an Airbus A321 in a cornfield Thursday after the jet struck a flock a seagulls on takeoff and lost power in both engines.
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IndiGo, Which Adds A Plane To Fleet Every Week, Isn't Slowing Down
IndiGo has specialized in buying in bulk, ordering 430 jets in the A320neo family on top of an initial contract for 100 older A320 models. That's made IndiGo one of the biggest buyers of Airbus's best-selling plane. Such large-scale orders help airlines negotiate discounts and better maintenance terms.
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Airbus Weighs New Long-Range A321 Version In Challenge To Rival Boeing
Airbus is considering bumping up the range of the most powerful version of its A321 passenger jet in the latest effort to pre-empt a potential new mid-market jet being studied by U.S. rival Boeing.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Russian Airline Whose Jet Crashed in Egypt Says 3 Other A321s Have Passed Checks
Russia's Kogalymavia, whose plane crashed in Egypt at the weekend, said today that three of its four remaining A321 jets had passed unscheduled safety checks by Russia's state transport agency and were fit to fly.
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Russian Plane's Mid-Air Breakup a Puzzle in Modern Jet Era
The easily accessible wreckage and the intact recorders should help investigators compared to more difficult crashes.
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Russia Grounds Airline's A321 Fleet After Egyptian Crash: Report
Russia has grounded Airbus A321 jets flown by the Kogalymavia airline, Interfax news agency reported today, after one of its fleet crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, killing all 224 people on board.
