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Burning Japan Jet's All 367 Passengers Praised For "Textbook" Evacuation
After landing, smoke filled the cabin and flames licked the windows, but the Japan Airlines crew got all 367 passengers safely off the aircraft in an orderly fashion -- and just in time.
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"It Was Hell": Passenger On Japan Airlines Flight Recounts Fire Horror
Describing the harrowing experience, the 17-year-old mentioned that the smoke within the cabin "stung like hell".
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Flier Rescued From Burning Plane Shares What Happened, Posts Shocking Pic
All passengers on the Japan Airlines plane that burst into flames following a collision on the runway of Tokyo's Haneda airport are safe and are being moved to the terminal, one of the fliers has shared.
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A-350 Aircraft In Flames At Tokyo Airport, Splits Into 2: Top Developments
A Japan Airlines plane caught fire on the runway of Tokyo's Haneda Airport today after colliding with a coast guard aircraft. Visuals on broadcaster NHK showed the plane moving along the runway before it caught fire.
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Air India launches test flights of Dreamliners
Air India has launched test flights of its Dreamliner aircraft, which have been fitted with new battery packs following battery fire incidents in January, as the first of these sophisticated planes was flown from Mumbai to Delhi via Ahmedabad.
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Japan to allow airlines to resume 787 flights
Japans transport minister said on Thursday that the government is poised to allow the country's airlines to resume flying grounded Boeing 787s once they complete installation of systems to reduce fire risk in problematic lithium ion batteries.
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No clear timetable for returning Boeing 787 to flight
Japanese regulators have joined their US counterparts in all but ruling out overcharged batteries as the cause of recent fires on the Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner, which has been grounded for a week with no end in sight.
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Burning Japan Jet's All 367 Passengers Praised For "Textbook" Evacuation
After landing, smoke filled the cabin and flames licked the windows, but the Japan Airlines crew got all 367 passengers safely off the aircraft in an orderly fashion -- and just in time.
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"It Was Hell": Passenger On Japan Airlines Flight Recounts Fire Horror
Describing the harrowing experience, the 17-year-old mentioned that the smoke within the cabin "stung like hell".
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Flier Rescued From Burning Plane Shares What Happened, Posts Shocking Pic
All passengers on the Japan Airlines plane that burst into flames following a collision on the runway of Tokyo's Haneda airport are safe and are being moved to the terminal, one of the fliers has shared.
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A-350 Aircraft In Flames At Tokyo Airport, Splits Into 2: Top Developments
A Japan Airlines plane caught fire on the runway of Tokyo's Haneda Airport today after colliding with a coast guard aircraft. Visuals on broadcaster NHK showed the plane moving along the runway before it caught fire.
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Air India launches test flights of Dreamliners
Air India has launched test flights of its Dreamliner aircraft, which have been fitted with new battery packs following battery fire incidents in January, as the first of these sophisticated planes was flown from Mumbai to Delhi via Ahmedabad.
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Japan to allow airlines to resume 787 flights
Japans transport minister said on Thursday that the government is poised to allow the country's airlines to resume flying grounded Boeing 787s once they complete installation of systems to reduce fire risk in problematic lithium ion batteries.
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No clear timetable for returning Boeing 787 to flight
Japanese regulators have joined their US counterparts in all but ruling out overcharged batteries as the cause of recent fires on the Boeing Co 787 Dreamliner, which has been grounded for a week with no end in sight.
