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Southwest Airlines Finds Cracks On 2 Boeing Airplanes During Inspections
Southwest Airlines Co said Wednesday it found cracks on two Boeing 737 NG airplanes and removed them from service after US regulators last week ordered urgent inspections.
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Southwest Pilots Sue Boeing Over Alleged Lost Wages From MAX Grounding
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) said on Monday it filed a lawsuit against Boeing Co alleging that the grounding of the planemaker's 737 MAX aircraft had caused over $100 million (81.3 million pounds) in lost wages.
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Boeing's 737 Max Bills Include $2,000 A Month To Park Each Grounded Jet
While regulators contemplate whether Boeing Co's 737 Max can safely return to the skies, workers in a California airplane-storage yard keep a careful vigil against earthier concerns. Crews have sealed 34 Southwest Airlines Co jets against the Mojave Desert's sun, wind and sand, as well as insects and birds that can creep into wheel wells and engine...
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"Boeing Made Some Mistakes...": CEO Of Southwest, Which Flies Only 737 MAX
Boeing Co made mistakes with its 737 MAX planes that need to be addressed, Southwest Airlines Co Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly told shareholders on Wednesday, but he said he is still hopeful that the jets grounded after two crashes will return to service in the U.S. summer.
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Southwest Sends $5,000 Cheques To Passengers On Accident Flight
Southwest Airlines Co confirmed Friday it has sent $5,000 cheques to passengers aboard a flight that made an emergency landing this week after an engine failed, killing a passenger.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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1 Dead After Engine Failure Forces Southwest Emergency Landing In Philadelphia
A Dallas-bound Southwest Airlines Co with 148 people aboard made an emergency landing on Tuesday at Philadelphia International Airport after suffering engine failure, and one person died, according to the airline and U.S. officials.
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Replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Said to Emit Smoke on US Plane
-Until we are able to retrieve the device, we cannot confirm that this incident involves the new Galaxy Note 7," Samsung said.
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Delta Cancels More Than 500 Flights Worldwide On Tuesday
Delta Air Lines Inc said it was canceling more than 500 flights worldwide on Tuesday as the carrier worked to restore operations after a power outage hit its computer systems on Monday.
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Sky's the limit? Southeast Asia's budget airlines bet big
Lion Air's record aircraft orders underline the ambitious plans the privately held Indonesian group is hatching to emerge as a pan-Asian low cost carrier, throwing a serious challenge to AirAsia Bhd, the region's biggest budget airline.
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Southwest Airlines Finds Cracks On 2 Boeing Airplanes During Inspections
Southwest Airlines Co said Wednesday it found cracks on two Boeing 737 NG airplanes and removed them from service after US regulators last week ordered urgent inspections.
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Southwest Pilots Sue Boeing Over Alleged Lost Wages From MAX Grounding
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association (SWAPA) said on Monday it filed a lawsuit against Boeing Co alleging that the grounding of the planemaker's 737 MAX aircraft had caused over $100 million (81.3 million pounds) in lost wages.
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Boeing's 737 Max Bills Include $2,000 A Month To Park Each Grounded Jet
While regulators contemplate whether Boeing Co's 737 Max can safely return to the skies, workers in a California airplane-storage yard keep a careful vigil against earthier concerns. Crews have sealed 34 Southwest Airlines Co jets against the Mojave Desert's sun, wind and sand, as well as insects and birds that can creep into wheel wells and engine...
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"Boeing Made Some Mistakes...": CEO Of Southwest, Which Flies Only 737 MAX
Boeing Co made mistakes with its 737 MAX planes that need to be addressed, Southwest Airlines Co Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly told shareholders on Wednesday, but he said he is still hopeful that the jets grounded after two crashes will return to service in the U.S. summer.
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Southwest Sends $5,000 Cheques To Passengers On Accident Flight
Southwest Airlines Co confirmed Friday it has sent $5,000 cheques to passengers aboard a flight that made an emergency landing this week after an engine failed, killing a passenger.
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Southwest Airlines Inspecting Boeing 737 Engines After Fatal Incident
Some major customers of Boeing Co's popular 737 jets including Korean Air Lines Co Ltd said on Wednesday they were inspecting engines of the type that blew apart mid-air on a fatal Southwest Airlines Co flight on Tuesday.
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1 Dead After Engine Failure Forces Southwest Emergency Landing In Philadelphia
A Dallas-bound Southwest Airlines Co with 148 people aboard made an emergency landing on Tuesday at Philadelphia International Airport after suffering engine failure, and one person died, according to the airline and U.S. officials.
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Replacement Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Said to Emit Smoke on US Plane
-Until we are able to retrieve the device, we cannot confirm that this incident involves the new Galaxy Note 7," Samsung said.
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Delta Cancels More Than 500 Flights Worldwide On Tuesday
Delta Air Lines Inc said it was canceling more than 500 flights worldwide on Tuesday as the carrier worked to restore operations after a power outage hit its computer systems on Monday.
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Sky's the limit? Southeast Asia's budget airlines bet big
Lion Air's record aircraft orders underline the ambitious plans the privately held Indonesian group is hatching to emerge as a pan-Asian low cost carrier, throwing a serious challenge to AirAsia Bhd, the region's biggest budget airline.
