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737 MAX Jet Grounded For At Least 10-12 More Weeks: IATA
The global aviation association IATA expects Boeing's troubled 737 MAX 8 plane to remain grounded for at least 10 to 12 more weeks, director general Alexandre de Juniac said Wednesday.
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SpiceJet To Induct 16 Boeing 737 Aircraft As Groundings Push Up Fares
SpiceJet had cancelled some flights due to the grounding of its 12 737 MAX planes after Ethiopian Airlines' deadly March 10 crash. However, the bulk of the reduction, which ICRA said removed 15 per cent of market capacity, is due to Jet Airways grounding more than three-quarters of its fleet as a result of funding problems.
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SpiceJet In Talks To Lease Some Of Jet Airways' Grounded Planes: Report
Shares of SpiceJet rose as much as 7.2 per cent on Wednesday in their biggest percentage gain since December 18 as investors bet the airline could take advantage of Jet Airways' woes.
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Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft Banned In Indian Airspace: 10 Points
India has closed its airspace to the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft and has grounded the planes, according to a government order that came into effect at 4 pm today. Last night, the aviation watchdog DGCA had announced that the planes would be grounded "immediately" for the sake of passenger safety, three days after an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed,...
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India Grounds Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft After Ethiopian Airlines Crash
India's Aviation watchdog DGCA has taken the decision to ground the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft days after the Ethiopian Airline crash that killed 157 people that included four Indians. India's decision comes after a number of countries grounded the new model of the US aircraft manufacturer's best-selling 737.
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Aviation Watchdog To Address Concerns On Boeing Model Post Crash: Updates
After 157 people,including four Indians, were killed in the Ethiopian Airlines crash, India's aviation watchdog, the DGCA, will seek information from Boeing as well as Jet Airways and SpiceJet operating Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.The DGCA or Directorate General of Civil Aviation will seek information from Boeing and Indian carriers operating the mod...
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Jet, SpiceJet To Be Asked For Info On Boeing Model After Ethiopia Crash
India's aviation watchdog DGCA is expected to examine concerns about the use of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft after the Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday, according to a senior official. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is likely to speak to both Boeing and airlines like Jet Airways and SpiceJet, which operate the latest variant of Boeing's b...
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Post Ethiopia Crash, Jet, SpiceJet To Be Asked For Details On Plane Model
Ethiopian Airlines Flight Crash: Aviation regulator DGCA will seek information from Boeing as well as Jet Airways and SpiceJet operating Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in the wake of plane crash in Ethiopia, according to senior official.
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112 Indians Arriving from Ebola-Hit Liberia; Mumbai, Delhi Airports Gear Up
Elaborate precautionary arrangements have been put in place at the Mumbai Airport to screen the 112 stranded Indians, who are expected to arrive on Tuesday by various flights from and around the Ebola-hit Liberia, authorities said on Monday.
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Boeing tells airlines to check distress beacons after fire
Boeing said today it had asked airlines to check distress beacons made by Honeywell on all planes, after the device was identified as the likely cause of a fire on a new Dreamliner.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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Batteries not to blame for Dreamliner jet fire at London's Heathrow airport
Investigators said there was no evidence to suggest that a fire onboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner parked at London Heathrow Airport was caused by the next-generation jet's batteries.
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Boeing's 787 Dreamliner woes
Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner was set to be a game-changer for the commercial airplane industry as its use of lighter materials and new construction methods promised huge savings in fuel and maintenance costs.
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Fire on Boeing Dreamliner at Heathrow forces another to fly back to UK airport
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner had to fly back to Britain's Manchester Airport due to a "technical issue" after take-off today, an hour after a fire on another Dreamliner shut down London's Heathrow Airport.
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United Airlines schedules first 787 flight after four months of grounding
United Airlines is getting its 787s back in the air. The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smouldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines.
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737 MAX Jet Grounded For At Least 10-12 More Weeks: IATA
The global aviation association IATA expects Boeing's troubled 737 MAX 8 plane to remain grounded for at least 10 to 12 more weeks, director general Alexandre de Juniac said Wednesday.
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SpiceJet To Induct 16 Boeing 737 Aircraft As Groundings Push Up Fares
SpiceJet had cancelled some flights due to the grounding of its 12 737 MAX planes after Ethiopian Airlines' deadly March 10 crash. However, the bulk of the reduction, which ICRA said removed 15 per cent of market capacity, is due to Jet Airways grounding more than three-quarters of its fleet as a result of funding problems.
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SpiceJet In Talks To Lease Some Of Jet Airways' Grounded Planes: Report
Shares of SpiceJet rose as much as 7.2 per cent on Wednesday in their biggest percentage gain since December 18 as investors bet the airline could take advantage of Jet Airways' woes.
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Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft Banned In Indian Airspace: 10 Points
India has closed its airspace to the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft and has grounded the planes, according to a government order that came into effect at 4 pm today. Last night, the aviation watchdog DGCA had announced that the planes would be grounded "immediately" for the sake of passenger safety, three days after an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed,...
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India Grounds Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft After Ethiopian Airlines Crash
India's Aviation watchdog DGCA has taken the decision to ground the Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft days after the Ethiopian Airline crash that killed 157 people that included four Indians. India's decision comes after a number of countries grounded the new model of the US aircraft manufacturer's best-selling 737.
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Aviation Watchdog To Address Concerns On Boeing Model Post Crash: Updates
After 157 people,including four Indians, were killed in the Ethiopian Airlines crash, India's aviation watchdog, the DGCA, will seek information from Boeing as well as Jet Airways and SpiceJet operating Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.The DGCA or Directorate General of Civil Aviation will seek information from Boeing and Indian carriers operating the mod...
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Jet, SpiceJet To Be Asked For Info On Boeing Model After Ethiopia Crash
India's aviation watchdog DGCA is expected to examine concerns about the use of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft after the Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday, according to a senior official. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation is likely to speak to both Boeing and airlines like Jet Airways and SpiceJet, which operate the latest variant of Boeing's b...
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Post Ethiopia Crash, Jet, SpiceJet To Be Asked For Details On Plane Model
Ethiopian Airlines Flight Crash: Aviation regulator DGCA will seek information from Boeing as well as Jet Airways and SpiceJet operating Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in the wake of plane crash in Ethiopia, according to senior official.
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112 Indians Arriving from Ebola-Hit Liberia; Mumbai, Delhi Airports Gear Up
Elaborate precautionary arrangements have been put in place at the Mumbai Airport to screen the 112 stranded Indians, who are expected to arrive on Tuesday by various flights from and around the Ebola-hit Liberia, authorities said on Monday.
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Boeing tells airlines to check distress beacons after fire
Boeing said today it had asked airlines to check distress beacons made by Honeywell on all planes, after the device was identified as the likely cause of a fire on a new Dreamliner.
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Airlines keep Boeing 787 flying as probe seeks cause of fire
Airlines are keeping Boeing's 787 Dreamliner flying, and are sticking with their orders for the new jet as safety investigators look for what sparked a fire in one of the planes while it was parked at London's Heathrow Airport.
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Batteries not to blame for Dreamliner jet fire at London's Heathrow airport
Investigators said there was no evidence to suggest that a fire onboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner parked at London Heathrow Airport was caused by the next-generation jet's batteries.
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Boeing's 787 Dreamliner woes
Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner was set to be a game-changer for the commercial airplane industry as its use of lighter materials and new construction methods promised huge savings in fuel and maintenance costs.
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Fire on Boeing Dreamliner at Heathrow forces another to fly back to UK airport
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner had to fly back to Britain's Manchester Airport due to a "technical issue" after take-off today, an hour after a fire on another Dreamliner shut down London's Heathrow Airport.
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United Airlines schedules first 787 flight after four months of grounding
United Airlines is getting its 787s back in the air. The planes are flying again after being grounded for four months because of smouldering batteries on 787s owned by other airlines.
