All Safety News – Page 660
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NASA's Apollo lunar module ascent engine roars again
An Apollo lunar module ascent engine has been test fired after being in storage for decades to help technology development for NASA's new Moon programme...
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Aviation group achieves ‘consensus’ on efficiency
Members of the International Civil Aviation Organisation's Group on International Aviation and Climate Change (GIACC) will research fuel efficiency goals,...
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VIDEO: Sterling 737-800 tail-tipped by Malaga airbridge
Video images have emerged showing the aftermath of an incident at Malaga Airport during which a Sterling Airlines Boeing 737-800 was tipped onto its rear fuselage while parked at a gate.
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Fuselage damage causes Qantas 747 to depressurise
A Qantas Boeing 747-400 was forced to make an emergency descent and diversion to Manila on 25 July after a large section of its fuselage separated, resulting...
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Amrican Airlines flies 767 with blended winglets
American Airlines flew one of its Boeing 767s with blended winglets on 20 July after winglet manufacturer GKN Aerospace delivered a set to Aviation Partners...
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Court hearings begin for captain of crashed Garuda 737
Court hearings begin for captain of crashed Garuda 737
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Strong widebody market lifts Rolls-Royce's confidence
Strong widebody market lifts Rolls-Royce's confidence
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EC blocks part of DHL's Leipzig deal after state aid probe
EC blocks part of DHL's Leipzig deal after state aid probe
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Turkey ramps up its pilot training capacity
Turkey is ramping up its pilot recurrent and type rating training capability with a view to becoming the training centre for a region that has habitually...
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United posts heavy 2Q loss, jobs cuts reach 7,000
United posts heavy 2Q loss, jobs cuts reach 7,000
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British Airways details alternative fuel study plan
British Airways hopes to complete its alternative fuel study by early next year and has pledged to make the results public in a bid to speed up the industry's...
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Ukraine gets first low-cost carrier
The launch of Wizz Ukraine adds some spice to one of the world's fastest growing air transport markets The launch of the first low-cost carrier in...
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Yuri Miroshnikov: Leading Ukraine International through rapid expansion
Yuri Miroshnikov has seen Ukraine International Airlines nearly triple in size since becoming president in 2004 and is preparing the mostly government-owned flag carrier for more rapid and profitable growth despite record high fuel prices.
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FAA seeks industry partners to test incursion preventatives in the cockpit
The US Federal Aviation Administration hopes to have electronic flight bags with moving map airport displays or aural ground...