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Double-Vaccinated Indians Can Enter Singapore Without Quarantine
Singapore has begun the arduous task of reestablishing itself as Asia's international aviation hub, throwing its borders open to five more countries as it presses on with plans to reopen and live with Covid.
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Cases Surge But Singapore Hasn't Blinked on Reopening- Yet
Singapore is hitting Covid-19 case levels not seen since the early days of the outbreak, putting the city-state's recent pledge to slowly open up and live with the virus to the test.
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Hyundai Ioniq Is an Electric Car That Can Also Cook Your Dinner
Hyundai Ioniq 5 is being pitched by the company as an electric car that can supply enough power to run appliances including refrigerators and stoves. It’s part of a push by Hyundai to appeal to a younger audience as it plays catch-up in the EV market.
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Hyundai Says Its New Electric Car Can Power Devices, Cook Dinner
Hyundai Motor Co. is pitching its new Ioniq 5 as being able to do more than the average EV.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
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Boeing To Set Up 737 Max Simulator In India, Says SpiceJet Chairman
Boeing Co. agreed to set up a simulator for 737 Max jets in India and will bear the full cost, a key Indian customer said, as the U.S. planemaker steps up efforts to bring the grounded jet back to service.
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Beijing's $11.2 Billion Giant Airport Opens, Helps China Rival US
Just five years ago, Daxing was a dusty area of farmland to the south of Beijing, largely neglected by visitors to the city. That's no longer the case, now that an enormous airport has emerged there to thrust China even closer to toppling the U.S. as the world's biggest aviation market.
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Samsung Bets It Can Sell Smart-Home Tech by Building the Homes
Samsung is now trying to go a step further in its smart home ambitions: making the home itself.
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Flying On A Boeing 737 Max? Here's What You Need To Know
Boeing's best-selling plane is under a cloud. Regulators and airlines around the world are suspending operation of the Boeing 737 Max as they await answers on what caused the fatal March 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight, less than five months after the same type of plane flown by Lion Air plunged into waters off Indonesia. The plane continu...
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What Is The Boeing 737 Max And Which Airlines Fly It?
First flown in 1967, Boeing Co.'s 737 has become the world's best-selling commercial aircraft.
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Cathay Pacific Accidentally Sells $16,000 Premium Airline Seats For $675
All eyes are on Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. as it decides what to do with the tickets that it appeared to have sold in error at a fraction of their prices.
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Jet Airways Crisis: $500 Million In Cash Needed Immediately
Shares of Jet Airways plunged as much as 15 percent Friday in Mumbai after the company postponed announcing its first-quarter earnings.
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Delhi Airport Is "Fastest-Growing", Bumps JFK Off World's 20 Busiest List
Among those pushing out JFK was New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport that made its debut on the table last year at No. 16, according to Airports Council International rankings released Monday.
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Boeing In Talks With Indian Navy To Sell F/A-18 Fighter Jets
Boeing Co. is in talks with the Indian Navy to sell its F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets in a bid to gain a bigger share of the defense market in the South Asian country, the world's biggest arms importer.
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Supersonic Travel Revives With Plan For New York-London In 3 Hours
Supersonic jetliner travel, which ended more than a decade ago with the Concorde, got a boost as Japan Airlines Co. agreed to invest $10 million in Colorado startup Boom Technology Inc.
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Double-Vaccinated Indians Can Enter Singapore Without Quarantine
Singapore has begun the arduous task of reestablishing itself as Asia's international aviation hub, throwing its borders open to five more countries as it presses on with plans to reopen and live with Covid.
-
Cases Surge But Singapore Hasn't Blinked on Reopening- Yet
Singapore is hitting Covid-19 case levels not seen since the early days of the outbreak, putting the city-state's recent pledge to slowly open up and live with the virus to the test.
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Hyundai Ioniq Is an Electric Car That Can Also Cook Your Dinner
Hyundai Ioniq 5 is being pitched by the company as an electric car that can supply enough power to run appliances including refrigerators and stoves. It’s part of a push by Hyundai to appeal to a younger audience as it plays catch-up in the EV market.
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Hyundai Says Its New Electric Car Can Power Devices, Cook Dinner
Hyundai Motor Co. is pitching its new Ioniq 5 as being able to do more than the average EV.
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Airline Flies Empty A380 To Nowhere So Pilots Don't Lose Licenses
Airlines are taking extreme measures to survive the pandemic, with Asiana Airlines Inc. flying the world's biggest commercial plane more than 20 times, going nowhere and carrying no passengers, just to keep trainee pilots certified.
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Boeing To Set Up 737 Max Simulator In India, Says SpiceJet Chairman
Boeing Co. agreed to set up a simulator for 737 Max jets in India and will bear the full cost, a key Indian customer said, as the U.S. planemaker steps up efforts to bring the grounded jet back to service.
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Beijing's $11.2 Billion Giant Airport Opens, Helps China Rival US
Just five years ago, Daxing was a dusty area of farmland to the south of Beijing, largely neglected by visitors to the city. That's no longer the case, now that an enormous airport has emerged there to thrust China even closer to toppling the U.S. as the world's biggest aviation market.
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Samsung Bets It Can Sell Smart-Home Tech by Building the Homes
Samsung is now trying to go a step further in its smart home ambitions: making the home itself.
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Flying On A Boeing 737 Max? Here's What You Need To Know
Boeing's best-selling plane is under a cloud. Regulators and airlines around the world are suspending operation of the Boeing 737 Max as they await answers on what caused the fatal March 10 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight, less than five months after the same type of plane flown by Lion Air plunged into waters off Indonesia. The plane continu...
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What Is The Boeing 737 Max And Which Airlines Fly It?
First flown in 1967, Boeing Co.'s 737 has become the world's best-selling commercial aircraft.
-
Cathay Pacific Accidentally Sells $16,000 Premium Airline Seats For $675
All eyes are on Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. as it decides what to do with the tickets that it appeared to have sold in error at a fraction of their prices.
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Jet Airways Crisis: $500 Million In Cash Needed Immediately
Shares of Jet Airways plunged as much as 15 percent Friday in Mumbai after the company postponed announcing its first-quarter earnings.
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Delhi Airport Is "Fastest-Growing", Bumps JFK Off World's 20 Busiest List
Among those pushing out JFK was New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport that made its debut on the table last year at No. 16, according to Airports Council International rankings released Monday.
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Boeing In Talks With Indian Navy To Sell F/A-18 Fighter Jets
Boeing Co. is in talks with the Indian Navy to sell its F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets in a bid to gain a bigger share of the defense market in the South Asian country, the world's biggest arms importer.
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Supersonic Travel Revives With Plan For New York-London In 3 Hours
Supersonic jetliner travel, which ended more than a decade ago with the Concorde, got a boost as Japan Airlines Co. agreed to invest $10 million in Colorado startup Boom Technology Inc.
