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Japan Introduces Stab-Proof Umbrellas On Trains To Protect Passengers
This initiative by West Japan Railway Co (JR West) comes in response to several violent incidents on trains, including a knife attack in July 2023.
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Watch: Artist Creates Portrait Of Train Co-Passenger, Internet Reacts
The old man's pure and profound reaction to seeing his sketch has made the internet emotional and will warm your heart as well.
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General Motors' Cruise, Alphabet's Waymo Win Permits To Offer Self-Driving Rides To Passengers In California
General Motors Co's Cruise and Alphabet Inc's Waymo self-driving car subsidiaries on Thursday became the first companies to receive autonomous vehicle permits to offer rides to passengers in California.
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Lexus Plans To Launch Battery EV Launch In 2020
The Lexus model will be Toyota's first full-sized, battery operated passenger car as the Japanese automaker catches up with rivals, including Nissan Motor Co and Tesla Inc,
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Daimler To Make Mercedes-Benz Branded Heavy Trucks In China
The plan will deepen the alliance between Daimler and it Chinese truck JV partner, Beiqi Foton Co Ltd, and comes after the purchase of a 5 per cent stake in Daimler last month by its Mercedes Benz passenger car partner, Beijing Automotive Group Co Ltd (BAIC) Foton's parent group
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Boeing Takes $4.9 Billion Charge Over Prolonged Grounding Of 737 Planes
Boeing Co said on Thursday it would take an after-tax charge of $4.9 billion in the second quarter on estimated disruptions from the prolonged grounding of its lucrative 737 MAX passenger jets after two deadly crashes.
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How Tiny Insect Stopped Dozens Of Trains, Delayed 12,000 People In Japan
A slug has been blamed for a power outage that halted dozens of trains and delayed 12,000 passengers in Japan, the railway operator said Sunday.
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Ford To Exit Russian Passenger Car Market, Cede Control In JV
Ford Motor Co's Russian joint venture Ford Sollers will close two assembly plants and an engine factory in Russia, exiting the country's passenger vehicle market. The move is part of a restructuring that will see Russia's Sollers assume control of the venture, which is currently led by the U.S. automaker, the companies said in a statement on Wednes...
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Southwest Sends $5,000 Cheques To Passengers On Accident Flight
Southwest Airlines Co confirmed Friday it has sent $5,000 cheques to passengers aboard a flight that made an emergency landing this week after an engine failed, killing a passenger.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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Boeing Expects Indian Airlines To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft
Boeing Co said it expected passenger growth of about 8 per cent in South Asia, dominated by India, over the next 20 years, compared with the world average of about 4.7 per cent.
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Boeing Expects India To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft Over 20 Years
Boeing Co said today that it expects Indian airlines to order up to 2,100 new aircrafts worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest forecast ever for Asia's third-largest economy.
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Taiwan's Airlines Ban Passengers From Putting Galaxy Note 7 Phones In Luggage
Taiwan's two biggest airlines said on Friday they were banning passengers from putting their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in their checked luggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries.
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US Regulator Tells Air Passengers Not To Turn On Galaxy Note 7 Phones
Airline passengers should not turn on or charge their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights or stow them in checked baggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Dutch Carrier KLM Says 'Disturbed Passenger' Injures Co-Pilot
Dutch carrier KLM says a "disturbed passenger" injured himself and a co-pilot on a flight to China before being overpowered by crew and other passengers.
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Japan Introduces Stab-Proof Umbrellas On Trains To Protect Passengers
This initiative by West Japan Railway Co (JR West) comes in response to several violent incidents on trains, including a knife attack in July 2023.
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Watch: Artist Creates Portrait Of Train Co-Passenger, Internet Reacts
The old man's pure and profound reaction to seeing his sketch has made the internet emotional and will warm your heart as well.
-
General Motors' Cruise, Alphabet's Waymo Win Permits To Offer Self-Driving Rides To Passengers In California
General Motors Co's Cruise and Alphabet Inc's Waymo self-driving car subsidiaries on Thursday became the first companies to receive autonomous vehicle permits to offer rides to passengers in California.
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Lexus Plans To Launch Battery EV Launch In 2020
The Lexus model will be Toyota's first full-sized, battery operated passenger car as the Japanese automaker catches up with rivals, including Nissan Motor Co and Tesla Inc,
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Daimler To Make Mercedes-Benz Branded Heavy Trucks In China
The plan will deepen the alliance between Daimler and it Chinese truck JV partner, Beiqi Foton Co Ltd, and comes after the purchase of a 5 per cent stake in Daimler last month by its Mercedes Benz passenger car partner, Beijing Automotive Group Co Ltd (BAIC) Foton's parent group
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Boeing Takes $4.9 Billion Charge Over Prolonged Grounding Of 737 Planes
Boeing Co said on Thursday it would take an after-tax charge of $4.9 billion in the second quarter on estimated disruptions from the prolonged grounding of its lucrative 737 MAX passenger jets after two deadly crashes.
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How Tiny Insect Stopped Dozens Of Trains, Delayed 12,000 People In Japan
A slug has been blamed for a power outage that halted dozens of trains and delayed 12,000 passengers in Japan, the railway operator said Sunday.
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Ford To Exit Russian Passenger Car Market, Cede Control In JV
Ford Motor Co's Russian joint venture Ford Sollers will close two assembly plants and an engine factory in Russia, exiting the country's passenger vehicle market. The move is part of a restructuring that will see Russia's Sollers assume control of the venture, which is currently led by the U.S. automaker, the companies said in a statement on Wednes...
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Southwest Sends $5,000 Cheques To Passengers On Accident Flight
Southwest Airlines Co confirmed Friday it has sent $5,000 cheques to passengers aboard a flight that made an emergency landing this week after an engine failed, killing a passenger.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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Boeing Expects Indian Airlines To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft
Boeing Co said it expected passenger growth of about 8 per cent in South Asia, dominated by India, over the next 20 years, compared with the world average of about 4.7 per cent.
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Boeing Expects India To Order Up To 2,100 Aircraft Over 20 Years
Boeing Co said today that it expects Indian airlines to order up to 2,100 new aircrafts worth $290 billion over the next 20 years, calling it the highest forecast ever for Asia's third-largest economy.
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Taiwan's Airlines Ban Passengers From Putting Galaxy Note 7 Phones In Luggage
Taiwan's two biggest airlines said on Friday they were banning passengers from putting their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in their checked luggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries.
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US Regulator Tells Air Passengers Not To Turn On Galaxy Note 7 Phones
Airline passengers should not turn on or charge their Samsung Electronics Co Ltd Galaxy Note 7 smartphones during flights or stow them in checked baggage due to concerns over the phone's fire-prone batteries, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Dutch Carrier KLM Says 'Disturbed Passenger' Injures Co-Pilot
Dutch carrier KLM says a "disturbed passenger" injured himself and a co-pilot on a flight to China before being overpowered by crew and other passengers.
