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SpiceJet Adds Five Bombardier Q400 Aircraft To Its Fleet
SpiceJet has expanded its fleet of planes by inducting five 90-seater Q400 aircraft taking its Bombardier fleet size to 32.
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US Investigators Find Black Box Of Crashed Seattle Plane
US investigators on Sunday said they found the flight data recorder of the Horizon Air plane stolen by a troubled Seattle airport worker amid plane wreckage on a sparsely populated island in Washington state.
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Stolen Plane Flies From Seattle, Crashes After Jets Scramble To Intercept
A plane suddenly took off from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport today morning before the passengers could board and without taking permission to depart, creating a major scare, as US Air Force jets scrambled to intercept the twin turboprop aircraft.
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Indian Carriers Set To Fly More Than 800 New Planes
Carriers like SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes, including a good number of smaller aircraft.
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SpiceJet Plans To Buy 50 Turboprop Planes For $1.7 Billion
The letter of intent is for 25 Q400 turboprops and purchase rights for an additional 25 aircraft. These are 86-seater planes.
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SpiceJet gets 3 new planes, fleet size rises to 51
SpiceJet has this week received the last three of the 15 Q400 NextGen turboprop aircraft it had ordered, taking the no-frill carrier's fleet size to 51.
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SpiceJet Adds Five Bombardier Q400 Aircraft To Its Fleet
SpiceJet has expanded its fleet of planes by inducting five 90-seater Q400 aircraft taking its Bombardier fleet size to 32.
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US Investigators Find Black Box Of Crashed Seattle Plane
US investigators on Sunday said they found the flight data recorder of the Horizon Air plane stolen by a troubled Seattle airport worker amid plane wreckage on a sparsely populated island in Washington state.
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Stolen Plane Flies From Seattle, Crashes After Jets Scramble To Intercept
A plane suddenly took off from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport today morning before the passengers could board and without taking permission to depart, creating a major scare, as US Air Force jets scrambled to intercept the twin turboprop aircraft.
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Indian Carriers Set To Fly More Than 800 New Planes
Carriers like SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir and Jet Airways have plans or firmed up orders for over 800 new planes, including a good number of smaller aircraft.
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SpiceJet Plans To Buy 50 Turboprop Planes For $1.7 Billion
The letter of intent is for 25 Q400 turboprops and purchase rights for an additional 25 aircraft. These are 86-seater planes.
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SpiceJet gets 3 new planes, fleet size rises to 51
SpiceJet has this week received the last three of the 15 Q400 NextGen turboprop aircraft it had ordered, taking the no-frill carrier's fleet size to 51.
