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Boeing Faces $3.1 Million In US Fines Over Widespread Safety Violations
The Federal Aviation Administration said it would fine Boeing Co. $3.1 million for a series of safety violations that it uncovered over a space of several months between late 2023 and early last year.
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Nissan, Honda Explore Merger To Take On World's Biggest Carmaker
Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are exploring a merger, according to people familiar with the matter, that would create a singular rival to Toyota Motor Corp. in Japan.
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Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Blowout On Boeing 737 Max Jet Likely Caused By Manufacturing Issue
The fuselage section that ripped away from a Boeing Co. 737 Max jet midflight on Friday reflects a design feature in use for many years, suggesting investigators are likely to zero in on issues in the manufacturing process rather than a design flaw.
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This Act By Passengers Helped Save 379 Lives After Tokyo Runway Crash
As Japan Airlines Flight JL516 skidded to a fiery halt after colliding with another plane on the runway at Tokyo Haneda airport on Jan. 2, cabin crew faced a daunting scenario.
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No Uniform For Vistara Cabin Crew In Airlines Fresh Headache
Supply troubles and an increase in staff have left Indian airline Vistara with a fresh headache - a shortage of uniforms for cabin crew.
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Tata And IndiGo Prepare To Swoop On Go Air's Aviation Assets: Report
India's biggest conglomerate and largest airline are in talks to take Airbus SE planes from Go Airlines India Ltd. after the carrier filed for insolvency protection and was ordered to stop selling tickets.
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Aiming To Be The Next Emirates, Air India Makes Record Jet Buy
India reached a milestone at the end of last year when it overtook China as the world's most populous nation. But that explosive growth is hardly reflected in the size of its commercial aviation fleet.
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Potholes, Status Symbol: Why Compact Electric SUV Demand Surging In India
In India, where an increasing number of consumers aspire to own bigger cars to cope with the country's notoriously potholed roads and bad traffic, automakers are betting on low-cost battery-powered SUVs to capture the budding electric vehicle market.
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British Airways Scrap 100 Flights To Cut Noise For Queen's Funeral
British Airways will scrap 100 flights from its London Heathrow base on Monday and re-time others as the airport, airlines and air traffic controllers work to minimize noise during Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral.
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Boeing Faces $3.1 Million In US Fines Over Widespread Safety Violations
The Federal Aviation Administration said it would fine Boeing Co. $3.1 million for a series of safety violations that it uncovered over a space of several months between late 2023 and early last year.
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Nissan, Honda Explore Merger To Take On World's Biggest Carmaker
Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are exploring a merger, according to people familiar with the matter, that would create a singular rival to Toyota Motor Corp. in Japan.
-
Boeing's Legacy Vanished Into Thin Air. Saving It Will Take Years
Back in October, Boeing Co. Chief Executive Officer Dave Calhoun sought to rally employees reeling from a manufacturing setback, this time involving wrongly drilled holes in a crucial aircraft section.
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Blowout On Boeing 737 Max Jet Likely Caused By Manufacturing Issue
The fuselage section that ripped away from a Boeing Co. 737 Max jet midflight on Friday reflects a design feature in use for many years, suggesting investigators are likely to zero in on issues in the manufacturing process rather than a design flaw.
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This Act By Passengers Helped Save 379 Lives After Tokyo Runway Crash
As Japan Airlines Flight JL516 skidded to a fiery halt after colliding with another plane on the runway at Tokyo Haneda airport on Jan. 2, cabin crew faced a daunting scenario.
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No Uniform For Vistara Cabin Crew In Airlines Fresh Headache
Supply troubles and an increase in staff have left Indian airline Vistara with a fresh headache - a shortage of uniforms for cabin crew.
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Tata And IndiGo Prepare To Swoop On Go Air's Aviation Assets: Report
India's biggest conglomerate and largest airline are in talks to take Airbus SE planes from Go Airlines India Ltd. after the carrier filed for insolvency protection and was ordered to stop selling tickets.
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Aiming To Be The Next Emirates, Air India Makes Record Jet Buy
India reached a milestone at the end of last year when it overtook China as the world's most populous nation. But that explosive growth is hardly reflected in the size of its commercial aviation fleet.
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Potholes, Status Symbol: Why Compact Electric SUV Demand Surging In India
In India, where an increasing number of consumers aspire to own bigger cars to cope with the country's notoriously potholed roads and bad traffic, automakers are betting on low-cost battery-powered SUVs to capture the budding electric vehicle market.
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British Airways Scrap 100 Flights To Cut Noise For Queen's Funeral
British Airways will scrap 100 flights from its London Heathrow base on Monday and re-time others as the airport, airlines and air traffic controllers work to minimize noise during Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral.
