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China's Airline Suspends Cargo Flights Bringing Medical Supplies To India
China's state-run Sichuan Airlines has suspended all its cargo flights to India for 15 days, causing major disruption to private traders' efforts to procure the much-needed oxygen concentrators and other medical supplies from China despite Beijing of
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Plane Forced To Turn Around In China As Cracks Appear In Window: Report
A Capital Airlines flight from China to Vietnam was forced to turn around after cracks appeared in a window, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday.
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Co-Pilot Sucked Halfway Out Of Plane After Windshield Cracks Over China
Getting sucked halfway out of a plane window is the stuff of movies and nightmares and it happens extremely rarely.
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Sichuan Airlines Pilot Was "Sucked Halfway" Out Of Window, Captain Says
The co-pilot of a Sichuan Airlines flight that was forced to make an emergency landing on Monday was "sucked halfway" out of the plane after a cockpit windshield blew out, local media reported citing the aircraft's captain.
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Sichuan Airlines Jet Makes Emergency Landing After Cockpit Windshield Breaks Off
A Sichuan Airlines flight made an emergency landing in the southwest Chinese city of Chengdu on Monday after a windshield on the right side of the jet's cockpit broke off, China's aviation authority said.
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Chinese Plane to Arrive, 6 Years Late: Report
China's main commercial aircraft maker will deliver its long-delayed first homegrown regional jet by the end of 2015, state media reported today, years behind the originally announced deadline.
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Man Opens Plane's Emergency Exit Before Takeoff
A Chinese passenger on a domestic flight opened an emergency exit door to get a breath of fresh air when the plane prepared for takeoff in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province.
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Secretive Beijing demands transparency over missing jet
China's strident calls for Malaysia to divulge all it knows about flight MH370 are in stark contrast to its own history of secretiveness when calamities have struck, such as after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, analysts say.
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China's Airline Suspends Cargo Flights Bringing Medical Supplies To India
China's state-run Sichuan Airlines has suspended all its cargo flights to India for 15 days, causing major disruption to private traders' efforts to procure the much-needed oxygen concentrators and other medical supplies from China despite Beijing of
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Plane Forced To Turn Around In China As Cracks Appear In Window: Report
A Capital Airlines flight from China to Vietnam was forced to turn around after cracks appeared in a window, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday.
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Co-Pilot Sucked Halfway Out Of Plane After Windshield Cracks Over China
Getting sucked halfway out of a plane window is the stuff of movies and nightmares and it happens extremely rarely.
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Sichuan Airlines Pilot Was "Sucked Halfway" Out Of Window, Captain Says
The co-pilot of a Sichuan Airlines flight that was forced to make an emergency landing on Monday was "sucked halfway" out of the plane after a cockpit windshield blew out, local media reported citing the aircraft's captain.
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Sichuan Airlines Jet Makes Emergency Landing After Cockpit Windshield Breaks Off
A Sichuan Airlines flight made an emergency landing in the southwest Chinese city of Chengdu on Monday after a windshield on the right side of the jet's cockpit broke off, China's aviation authority said.
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Chinese Plane to Arrive, 6 Years Late: Report
China's main commercial aircraft maker will deliver its long-delayed first homegrown regional jet by the end of 2015, state media reported today, years behind the originally announced deadline.
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Man Opens Plane's Emergency Exit Before Takeoff
A Chinese passenger on a domestic flight opened an emergency exit door to get a breath of fresh air when the plane prepared for takeoff in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province.
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Secretive Beijing demands transparency over missing jet
China's strident calls for Malaysia to divulge all it knows about flight MH370 are in stark contrast to its own history of secretiveness when calamities have struck, such as after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, analysts say.
