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Why Planes Could Still Vanish Into Thin Air Like MH370
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 prompted a slew of safety proposals meant to prevent another jetliner from inexplicably vanishing. Yet four years later, that possibility remains.
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Australia Completes Initial Inspection of Wing Piece from MH370
An initial inspection of a wing piece from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is complete, Australian authorities said on Wednesday, raising expectations that new details about the jetliner that vanished in March 2014 could be released shortly.
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Last MH17 Crash Remains Arrive in Netherlands
A flight carrying the last remains of Dutch victims killed in last year's MH17 plane crash in rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine arrived in the Netherlands on Saturday.
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Search of Ukraine MH17 Crash Site Over: Dutch Team
Dutch and international investigators have finished recovering human remains and wreckage from the MH17 plane crash site in eastern Ukraine, the mission's head said on Thursday.
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'Many' Human Remains Found at MH17 Crash Site: Dutch
Dutch investigators have recovered 'many' more body parts and pieces of wreckage after resuming their search at the MH17 plane crash site in Ukraine, the Netherlands said today.
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Dutch Team Find More Remains at Ukraine MH17 Crash Site
Dutch investigators have recovered more body parts at the MH17 plane crash site in Ukraine after searching a location that was previously inaccessible, the Netherlands announced on Thursday.
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As Malaysia Airlines Faces Overhaul, Are There Lessons From Japan?
Fast forward a year, and Malaysia Airlines may have a new CEO, new logo, new livery, maybe even a new name, and fewer employees, airline insiders and brand experts said as the government signalled a "complete overhaul" of the loss-making carrier that has suffered two recent jetliner disasters.
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Singapore Tells Airlines to Review Conflict Zone Risk Assessment
Singapore's civil aviation authority has asked airlines based in the city-state to review their risk assessment of conflict zones following the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner over Ukraine last week.
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Barack Obama Says Downing of Malaysia Airlines Plane a 'Wake-Up Call' for Europe Over Ukraine Conflict
US President Barack Obama said the downing of a Malaysian jetliner in a Ukrainian region controlled by Russian-backed separatists should be a "wake-up call for Europe and the world" in a crisis that appears to be at a turning point and warned Russia of possible tightening of sanctions.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Armed Militiamen Restrict Inspection of Site
To figure out why a Malaysian jetliner fell from the sky, investigators will use the wreckage of any missile found to determine where it came from and who fired it, experts said Friday. That may be easier said than done in the middle of a war zone.
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Rebel Leader Gives Bizarre Account of Malaysia Airlines Plane Crash
A top pro-Russia rebel commander in eastern Ukraine has given a bizarre version of events surrounding the Malaysian jetliner crash - suggesting many of the victims may have died days before the plane took off.
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Australian PM Blames Russia Over Downed Malaysian Plane
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott blamed Russia on Friday over the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jetliner over eastern Ukraine that killed all 298 people on board.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Downed Malaysia Airlines Plane: Ukraine
Ukraine accused pro-Russian separatists of shooting down a Malaysian jetliner with 298 people aboard on Thursday, sharply escalating the crisis and threatening to draw both East and West deeper into the conflict. The rebels denied downing the aircraft.
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AIDS Conference Attendees on Downed Malaysia Airlines Jet
Several passengers on board a Malaysian jetliner shot down over Ukraine were heading to an international AIDS conference in Australia.
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Malaysia Airlines Jetliner Did Not Make Distress Call Says PM
The Malaysia Airlines jetliner that went down in war-torn Ukraine did not make any distress call, Malaysia's prime minister said on Friday, adding that its flight route also had been declared safe by the global civil aviation body.
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Why Planes Could Still Vanish Into Thin Air Like MH370
The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 prompted a slew of safety proposals meant to prevent another jetliner from inexplicably vanishing. Yet four years later, that possibility remains.
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Australia Completes Initial Inspection of Wing Piece from MH370
An initial inspection of a wing piece from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is complete, Australian authorities said on Wednesday, raising expectations that new details about the jetliner that vanished in March 2014 could be released shortly.
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Last MH17 Crash Remains Arrive in Netherlands
A flight carrying the last remains of Dutch victims killed in last year's MH17 plane crash in rebel-held territory in eastern Ukraine arrived in the Netherlands on Saturday.
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Search of Ukraine MH17 Crash Site Over: Dutch Team
Dutch and international investigators have finished recovering human remains and wreckage from the MH17 plane crash site in eastern Ukraine, the mission's head said on Thursday.
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'Many' Human Remains Found at MH17 Crash Site: Dutch
Dutch investigators have recovered 'many' more body parts and pieces of wreckage after resuming their search at the MH17 plane crash site in Ukraine, the Netherlands said today.
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Dutch Team Find More Remains at Ukraine MH17 Crash Site
Dutch investigators have recovered more body parts at the MH17 plane crash site in Ukraine after searching a location that was previously inaccessible, the Netherlands announced on Thursday.
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As Malaysia Airlines Faces Overhaul, Are There Lessons From Japan?
Fast forward a year, and Malaysia Airlines may have a new CEO, new logo, new livery, maybe even a new name, and fewer employees, airline insiders and brand experts said as the government signalled a "complete overhaul" of the loss-making carrier that has suffered two recent jetliner disasters.
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Singapore Tells Airlines to Review Conflict Zone Risk Assessment
Singapore's civil aviation authority has asked airlines based in the city-state to review their risk assessment of conflict zones following the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines jetliner over Ukraine last week.
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Barack Obama Says Downing of Malaysia Airlines Plane a 'Wake-Up Call' for Europe Over Ukraine Conflict
US President Barack Obama said the downing of a Malaysian jetliner in a Ukrainian region controlled by Russian-backed separatists should be a "wake-up call for Europe and the world" in a crisis that appears to be at a turning point and warned Russia of possible tightening of sanctions.
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Malaysia Airlines Crash: Armed Militiamen Restrict Inspection of Site
To figure out why a Malaysian jetliner fell from the sky, investigators will use the wreckage of any missile found to determine where it came from and who fired it, experts said Friday. That may be easier said than done in the middle of a war zone.
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Rebel Leader Gives Bizarre Account of Malaysia Airlines Plane Crash
A top pro-Russia rebel commander in eastern Ukraine has given a bizarre version of events surrounding the Malaysian jetliner crash - suggesting many of the victims may have died days before the plane took off.
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Australian PM Blames Russia Over Downed Malaysian Plane
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott blamed Russia on Friday over the shooting down of a Malaysia Airlines passenger jetliner over eastern Ukraine that killed all 298 people on board.
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Pro-Russia Rebels Downed Malaysia Airlines Plane: Ukraine
Ukraine accused pro-Russian separatists of shooting down a Malaysian jetliner with 298 people aboard on Thursday, sharply escalating the crisis and threatening to draw both East and West deeper into the conflict. The rebels denied downing the aircraft.
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AIDS Conference Attendees on Downed Malaysia Airlines Jet
Several passengers on board a Malaysian jetliner shot down over Ukraine were heading to an international AIDS conference in Australia.
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Malaysia Airlines Jetliner Did Not Make Distress Call Says PM
The Malaysia Airlines jetliner that went down in war-torn Ukraine did not make any distress call, Malaysia's prime minister said on Friday, adding that its flight route also had been declared safe by the global civil aviation body.
