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SAS claims crashed Q400 valve flaw prevalent in fleet
Scandinavia's SAS Group is claiming to have discovered door-valve problems in two-thirds of its grounded Bombardier Q400 turboprops, three months after a...
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US airlines step up to in-flight internet
Airborne broadband connectivity is in strong demand in the USA, with carriers seeking to put either air-to-ground or satellite-based systems on board aircraft...
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ATR examines its options for large turboprop
As market interest in a larger turboprop airliner gathers pace, ATR concedes that a move by rival Bombardier ...
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Failure never an option for Airbus A380 service entry
Airbus's intense efforts to ensure that the A380 had a smooth service entry with Singapore Airlines have paid off, with just one technical delay suffered so far
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Seaplane operator Harbour Air conquers Canada's west coast
profile kate sarsfield london harbour air conquers canada's west coast Since its launch more than a quarter of a century ago Canada's Harbour...
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Seaplanes make a comeback
taking to the water murdo morrison glasgow Seaplanes are back. Two types are re-entering production and new operators include the UK's first...
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UPS begins environmental- and capacity-enhancing operations at Louisville
A UPS Boeing 757 equipped with an electronic flight bag (EFB), automatic-dependent...
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Sabena is first to offer third-party Eclipse 500 pilot training
Arizona-based Sabena Airline Training Centre (SATC) has received US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval to offer Eclipse 500 type rating pilot training at the company’s Falcon Field facility in Mesa.
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