Networks – Page 731
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Small airlines could be left behind by e-ticketing switch
IT services provider warns of two-tier industry comprising ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’
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China Southern orders 10 more A330s
China Southern Airlines has placed a follow-on order with Airbus for 10 more A330 widebodies for delivery in 2007 and 2008.
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Crashed Indonesian 737's recorders recovered
Both the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder have been recovered from the wreckage of the Mandala Airlines Boeing 737-200 that crashed 5 September in western Indonesia, killing nearly all on board and some on the ground.
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Air France's Regional to be first European E-190 operator
Air France subsidiary Regional is to acquire six Embraer 190LRs in a move which will make it the first operator of the type in Europe
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Nippon Cargo orders four more 747-400Fs
Japan’s Nippon Cargo Airlines (NCA) has ordered four more new-build Boeing 747-400 freighters.
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Pressured Phuket Air scales back operations
Struggling Thai carrier Phuket Air is to focus is operations on domestic and international short-haul, opting to wet-lease its larger aircraft to foreign airlines.
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Brazil grants E-190 type certification
Brazil’s civil aviation regulator Centro Tecnico Aeroespacial has issued type certification for Embraer’s 190 aircraft.
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Five carriers feature on French 'blacklist'
France’s civil aviation directorate has identified five carriers which have been banned from its territory over non-compliance with International Civil Aviation Organisation regulations.
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Pressure mounts for EU blacklist
Recent aviation accidents have added impetus to plans to ban ‘unsafe’ aircraft from European airports
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Helios 737 tried to send Mayday
Crash investigation reveals flight attendant attempted unsuccessful distress call to air traffic control
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shield in the sky
Efforts to equip US airliners with laser defences against missile attacks are gathering pace, but cheaper solutions have not been ruled out
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Lazy Lists
Banning airlines might take the heat off politicians, but it is a weak response to a gigantic challenge and is unlikely to achieve much