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Alaska Airlines Finds Many Loose Bolts In Boeing 737 Max 9 Jets
Alaska Air Group Inc. found loose bolts on "many" of its Boeing Co. 737 Max 9 aircraft following the midair blowout of a panel on one of its planes earlier this month, the carrier's chief executive officer said in an interview with NBC.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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Six Minutes To Disaster: How Ethiopian Air Pilots Battled Boeing 737 MAX
Ethiopian Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said in a press conference on Thursday that the pilots followed proper procedures issued after the October crash of a Lion Air jet. She recommended that Boeing review its flight-control system.
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Boeing 737 MAX Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Trouble
A Southwest Airlines Co. 737 Max aircraft being flown to storage was forced to return to a Florida airport Tuesday after experiencing an engine problem, the carrier said.
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Southwest Jet Bellies To A Stop After Skidding Off Rainy Runway
A Southwest Airlines Co. jet rolled off the end of a California runway as it landed in the rain, skidding to a stop on a crushable concrete surface designed to hinder out-of-control aircraft.
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It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
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Carrying a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a Flight? Be Ready to Face Fine
The devices wont be allowed aboard passenger or cargo aircraft even if theyve been shut off.
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FedEx, UPS Add Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Return Guidelines
They will only take devices that have been packed into special boxes equipped to handle shipments of faulty lithium-ion batteries.
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Samsung Could Face Second Recall as US Probes Burnt Galaxy Note 7
The US FAA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are investigating Wednesdays incident involving a 'safe' Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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Samsung Faces Blow as New Phone Blamed for Jet Evacuation
Samsung Electronics Co.s global recall of Note 7 smartphones received a fresh blow after a replacement device was blamed for smoke that led to the evacuation of a Southwest Airlines Co. plane.
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Alaska Airlines Finds Many Loose Bolts In Boeing 737 Max 9 Jets
Alaska Air Group Inc. found loose bolts on "many" of its Boeing Co. 737 Max 9 aircraft following the midair blowout of a panel on one of its planes earlier this month, the carrier's chief executive officer said in an interview with NBC.
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China Plane Was Travelling At Speed Of Sound As It Slammed Into Hill
The China Eastern Airlines Corp. jet that crashed Monday was traveling at close to the speed of sound in the moments before it slammed into a hillside, according to a Bloomberg News review of flight-track data.
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Six Minutes To Disaster: How Ethiopian Air Pilots Battled Boeing 737 MAX
Ethiopian Transport Minister Dagmawit Moges said in a press conference on Thursday that the pilots followed proper procedures issued after the October crash of a Lion Air jet. She recommended that Boeing review its flight-control system.
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Boeing 737 MAX Makes Emergency Landing After Engine Trouble
A Southwest Airlines Co. 737 Max aircraft being flown to storage was forced to return to a Florida airport Tuesday after experiencing an engine problem, the carrier said.
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Southwest Jet Bellies To A Stop After Skidding Off Rainy Runway
A Southwest Airlines Co. jet rolled off the end of a California runway as it landed in the rain, skidding to a stop on a crushable concrete surface designed to hinder out-of-control aircraft.
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It's Not Your Imagination. Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
If the restroom on your next flight seems a bit snug, don't assume you've picked up a few pounds. US airlines increasingly are putting smaller lavatories on their planes -- and the economics of the decision means they're probably here to stay.
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Carrying a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on a Flight? Be Ready to Face Fine
The devices wont be allowed aboard passenger or cargo aircraft even if theyve been shut off.
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FedEx, UPS Add Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Return Guidelines
They will only take devices that have been packed into special boxes equipped to handle shipments of faulty lithium-ion batteries.
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Samsung Could Face Second Recall as US Probes Burnt Galaxy Note 7
The US FAA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are investigating Wednesdays incident involving a 'safe' Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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Samsung Faces Blow as New Phone Blamed for Jet Evacuation
Samsung Electronics Co.s global recall of Note 7 smartphones received a fresh blow after a replacement device was blamed for smoke that led to the evacuation of a Southwest Airlines Co. plane.
