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First Plane Arrives With Bodies Of Brazil Footballers Killed In Crash
The first of two Brazilian air force planes carrying the remains of a football team killed in a plane crash arrived Saturday in the city of Chapeco in southern Brazil.
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More Eyes in the Sky for Air Force: India to Buy 2 More Radar Mounted Aircraft
With the aim of having more ears and eyes in the sky to detect incoming missiles and aircraft the Ministry of the Defence today cleared the acquisition of the aircraft mounted radars - Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS).
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Brazilian plane makes emergency landing with no front wheels
An Avianca Airlines passenger jet safely made an emergency landing in Brasilia on Friday after its front landing gear failed to deploy, authorities said.
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Brazil mid-air drama: Pilot, crew attacked
A Brazilian airliner safely made a forced landing after a passenger had a "psychotic attack," entered the cockpit and assaulted a pilot, crew members and passengers who tried to subdue him, witnesses said.
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Debris found not from Air France, claims official
A top Brazilian Air Force official has said that debris found from the Atlantic does not belong to the Air France flight 447.
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First Plane Arrives With Bodies Of Brazil Footballers Killed In Crash
The first of two Brazilian air force planes carrying the remains of a football team killed in a plane crash arrived Saturday in the city of Chapeco in southern Brazil.
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More Eyes in the Sky for Air Force: India to Buy 2 More Radar Mounted Aircraft
With the aim of having more ears and eyes in the sky to detect incoming missiles and aircraft the Ministry of the Defence today cleared the acquisition of the aircraft mounted radars - Airborne Warning and Control Systems (AWACS).
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Brazilian plane makes emergency landing with no front wheels
An Avianca Airlines passenger jet safely made an emergency landing in Brasilia on Friday after its front landing gear failed to deploy, authorities said.
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Brazil mid-air drama: Pilot, crew attacked
A Brazilian airliner safely made a forced landing after a passenger had a "psychotic attack," entered the cockpit and assaulted a pilot, crew members and passengers who tried to subdue him, witnesses said.
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Debris found not from Air France, claims official
A top Brazilian Air Force official has said that debris found from the Atlantic does not belong to the Air France flight 447.
