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How Boeing Strike Could Make The Global Jetliner Shortage Worse
Boeing's first strike in 16 years could further compound global shortages of jetliners that have been pushing up airfares and forcing airlines to keep older jets flying longer, industry executives and analysts said.
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Wheel Falls From Boeing Plane In Los Angeles, No Injuries Reported
A Boeing jetliner taking off from Los Angeles lost a wheel Monday, the latest in a string of safety scares for the aerospace giant.
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Video: Plane Wheel Comes Out During Take-Off, Flattens Cars Parked Below
A Boeing 777 jetliner bound for Japan had to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff Thursday, after a wheel fell off and plunged into an airport parking lot.
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United Airlines Plane Diverted After Cracked Windshield Found Mid-Air In US
The airline said that the diversion took place due to a "maintenance issue."
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Part Missing On 737 MAX Plane In India, After Alaska Airlines' Mid-Air Scare
An inspection of all 40 Boeing 737 Max planes operated by Indian airlines found a missing part - a washer - on one aircraft, aviation regulator DGCA said Tuesday, prompting the American aerospace giant to sound a global call to scrutinise all planes.
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Air Force Kept Watch As Pak Plane Entered Indian Airspace In Poor Weather
The Indian Air Force was closely monitoring a Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 777 jetliner which crossed into the Indian airspace last week after it failed to land at Lahore airport because of heavy rain in the region.
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"Time Has Come" For Airbus, Boeing To Set Up Jet Assembly Plants: Minister
Plane giants Airbus and Boeing face mounting pressure to set up jetliner plants in India, after the country's civil aviation minister told Reuters the "time has come" to serve its soaring demand with jets assembled on domestic soil.
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Air India's History As Tata Pours In Money To Revive The Airline
Air India is carving out an ambitious renaissance under the Tata Group conglomerate, which regained control earlier this year after the airline was nationalised nearly seven decades ago.
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In Historic Order, Air India May Buy 500 Aircraft Worth Billions: Report
Air India is close to placing historic orders for as many as 500 jetliners worth tens of billions of dollars from both Airbus and Boeing as it carves out an ambitious revival under the Tata Group conglomerate, industry sources told Reuters.
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Boeing Expects Demand For More Than 2,200 Planes In India In Next 20 Years
Boeing on Friday joined rival planemaker Airbus in forecasting that Indian airlines will need more than 2,200 jetliners over the next two decades as the country's growing, rapidly urbanising population seeks to travel more.
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Free Broadband As SpiceJet Brings Back Boeing 737 MAX After 2 Years
Low-cost carrier SpiceJet, which is among India's largest airlines, has banked heavily on the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, having already acquired 13 of them out of a total order of 205 jets.
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SpiceJet Boeing 737 Makes Hard Landing, Damages Runway Lights In Guwahati
A SpiceJet Boeing 737-800 jetliner - SG-960 - on a flight between Bengaluru and Guwahati damaged three runway threshold lights as it touched down approximately 1,000 feet short of the normal landing zone on the runway.
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Virgin Orbit Analysing Data to Find Cause of Rocket Failure
Virgin Orbit engineers were analyzing data Tuesday to find out what caused the maiden flight of its air-launched satellite booster to fail. The problem occurred soon after the LauncherOne rocket was released Monday from a Boeing 747 jetliner off the Southern California coast and its first stage motor ignited.
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Boeing Against Changing 737 MAX Wiring, Red-Flagged By Regulators: Report
Boeing Co told the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration it does not believe it needs to separate or move wiring bundles on its grounded 737 MAX jetliner that regulators have warned could short circuit with catastrophic consequences, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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Boeing Drops Automation System Used For 777 Jets Over Reliability Issue
Boeing Co has abandoned a key automation system used to make fuselage sections for its 777 jetliners amid reports of reliability issues, and will instead partially switch back to mechanics, the planemaker said on Thursday
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How Boeing Strike Could Make The Global Jetliner Shortage Worse
Boeing's first strike in 16 years could further compound global shortages of jetliners that have been pushing up airfares and forcing airlines to keep older jets flying longer, industry executives and analysts said.
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Wheel Falls From Boeing Plane In Los Angeles, No Injuries Reported
A Boeing jetliner taking off from Los Angeles lost a wheel Monday, the latest in a string of safety scares for the aerospace giant.
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Video: Plane Wheel Comes Out During Take-Off, Flattens Cars Parked Below
A Boeing 777 jetliner bound for Japan had to make an emergency landing shortly after takeoff Thursday, after a wheel fell off and plunged into an airport parking lot.
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United Airlines Plane Diverted After Cracked Windshield Found Mid-Air In US
The airline said that the diversion took place due to a "maintenance issue."
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Part Missing On 737 MAX Plane In India, After Alaska Airlines' Mid-Air Scare
An inspection of all 40 Boeing 737 Max planes operated by Indian airlines found a missing part - a washer - on one aircraft, aviation regulator DGCA said Tuesday, prompting the American aerospace giant to sound a global call to scrutinise all planes.
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Air Force Kept Watch As Pak Plane Entered Indian Airspace In Poor Weather
The Indian Air Force was closely monitoring a Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 777 jetliner which crossed into the Indian airspace last week after it failed to land at Lahore airport because of heavy rain in the region.
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"Time Has Come" For Airbus, Boeing To Set Up Jet Assembly Plants: Minister
Plane giants Airbus and Boeing face mounting pressure to set up jetliner plants in India, after the country's civil aviation minister told Reuters the "time has come" to serve its soaring demand with jets assembled on domestic soil.
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Air India's History As Tata Pours In Money To Revive The Airline
Air India is carving out an ambitious renaissance under the Tata Group conglomerate, which regained control earlier this year after the airline was nationalised nearly seven decades ago.
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In Historic Order, Air India May Buy 500 Aircraft Worth Billions: Report
Air India is close to placing historic orders for as many as 500 jetliners worth tens of billions of dollars from both Airbus and Boeing as it carves out an ambitious revival under the Tata Group conglomerate, industry sources told Reuters.
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Boeing Expects Demand For More Than 2,200 Planes In India In Next 20 Years
Boeing on Friday joined rival planemaker Airbus in forecasting that Indian airlines will need more than 2,200 jetliners over the next two decades as the country's growing, rapidly urbanising population seeks to travel more.
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Free Broadband As SpiceJet Brings Back Boeing 737 MAX After 2 Years
Low-cost carrier SpiceJet, which is among India's largest airlines, has banked heavily on the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, having already acquired 13 of them out of a total order of 205 jets.
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SpiceJet Boeing 737 Makes Hard Landing, Damages Runway Lights In Guwahati
A SpiceJet Boeing 737-800 jetliner - SG-960 - on a flight between Bengaluru and Guwahati damaged three runway threshold lights as it touched down approximately 1,000 feet short of the normal landing zone on the runway.
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Virgin Orbit Analysing Data to Find Cause of Rocket Failure
Virgin Orbit engineers were analyzing data Tuesday to find out what caused the maiden flight of its air-launched satellite booster to fail. The problem occurred soon after the LauncherOne rocket was released Monday from a Boeing 747 jetliner off the Southern California coast and its first stage motor ignited.
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Boeing Against Changing 737 MAX Wiring, Red-Flagged By Regulators: Report
Boeing Co told the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration it does not believe it needs to separate or move wiring bundles on its grounded 737 MAX jetliner that regulators have warned could short circuit with catastrophic consequences, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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Boeing Drops Automation System Used For 777 Jets Over Reliability Issue
Boeing Co has abandoned a key automation system used to make fuselage sections for its 777 jetliners amid reports of reliability issues, and will instead partially switch back to mechanics, the planemaker said on Thursday
