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A Decade After Debut, First Airbus A380 Jumbos To Be Broken Up
A German investment company said on Tuesday it would strip two unwanted Airbus A380 superjumbo passenger jets for parts after failing to find an airline willing to keep them flying following a decision by Singapore Airlines not to keep them in service.
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US Treasury Chief Steven Mnuchin Says Reviewing Iran's Aircraft Licenses
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that his department is reviewing licenses for Boeing Co. and Airbus to sell aircraft to Iran, telling lawmakers he will increase sanctions pressure on Iran, Syria and North Korea.
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Iran To Buy 80 Boeing Planes In Biggest Deal With US In 4 Decades: State Media
IranAir said it signed a deal on Sunday to buy 80 passenger planes from U.S. aircraft maker Boeing, state news agency IRNA reported, in the biggest U.S.-Iran deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Black box recovered from Iran plane crash site
Thousands of people joined a funeral ceremony in Orumiyeh, the capital of West Azerbeijan province for victims of the Iranian plane crash close to the city's airport. Some of those present carried wreaths and pictures of the victims. The black box of the plane that crashed over the weekend, killing nearly 80, has been found. The passenge...
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Iran plane crash toll rises, more than 77 dead
Authorities on Monday raised the death toll in a plane crash in northwest Iran to as many as 77 as investigators searched for clues to what caused the aircraft to attempt a disastrous emergency landing.The pilots of the Boeing-727, operated by Iran's national airline, reported a technical failure to the control tower before trying to make the emerg...
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50 people survive Iran plane crash: Reports
An IranAir passenger plane crashed Sunday night in the country's northwest, and around half of the 95 people on board survived with light injuries, Iranian media reported.The Boeing-727 operated by Iran's national airline crashed shortly before it was to land in the city of Orumiyeh, 460 miles (700 kilometers) northwest of the capital, Tehran, said...
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A Decade After Debut, First Airbus A380 Jumbos To Be Broken Up
A German investment company said on Tuesday it would strip two unwanted Airbus A380 superjumbo passenger jets for parts after failing to find an airline willing to keep them flying following a decision by Singapore Airlines not to keep them in service.
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US Treasury Chief Steven Mnuchin Says Reviewing Iran's Aircraft Licenses
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday that his department is reviewing licenses for Boeing Co. and Airbus to sell aircraft to Iran, telling lawmakers he will increase sanctions pressure on Iran, Syria and North Korea.
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Iran To Buy 80 Boeing Planes In Biggest Deal With US In 4 Decades: State Media
IranAir said it signed a deal on Sunday to buy 80 passenger planes from U.S. aircraft maker Boeing, state news agency IRNA reported, in the biggest U.S.-Iran deal since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Black box recovered from Iran plane crash site
Thousands of people joined a funeral ceremony in Orumiyeh, the capital of West Azerbeijan province for victims of the Iranian plane crash close to the city's airport. Some of those present carried wreaths and pictures of the victims. The black box of the plane that crashed over the weekend, killing nearly 80, has been found. The passenge...
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Iran plane crash toll rises, more than 77 dead
Authorities on Monday raised the death toll in a plane crash in northwest Iran to as many as 77 as investigators searched for clues to what caused the aircraft to attempt a disastrous emergency landing.The pilots of the Boeing-727, operated by Iran's national airline, reported a technical failure to the control tower before trying to make the emerg...
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50 people survive Iran plane crash: Reports
An IranAir passenger plane crashed Sunday night in the country's northwest, and around half of the 95 people on board survived with light injuries, Iranian media reported.The Boeing-727 operated by Iran's national airline crashed shortly before it was to land in the city of Orumiyeh, 460 miles (700 kilometers) northwest of the capital, Tehran, said...
