News from FlightGlobal – Page 1363
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Boeing outlines path to 787 first flight, full-rate production
Boeing today released details of its newly-revised plan to achieve power-on and first flight for the first 787 airframe, as well as shed light on the two-year delay for reaching full-rate production of 10 aircraft per month.
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Airbus and Boeing record strong sales in first quarter 2008
The turmoil in the world's banking community has yet to impact airliner sales, with Airbus and Boeing ...
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Bhutan's Druk Air looks to expand
Nicholas Ionides Paro Sangey Tenzing: the man behind Druk Air's essential service Standfirst - breifing. This is the style for the single line...
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American grounds MD-80s again for FAA inspections
American Airlines today announced grounding its MD-80 fleet for the second time in two weeks to re-inspect the aircraft for airworthiness compliance.
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Best and Worst of Living in the Gulf
The best and worst of living in the UAE GOOD FOR: Sunshine Although climate change and the greening of the UAE has led...
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The days when flying was the only way to travel
Expatriates began moving to work in the Middle East's emerging aviation industry in the 1970s. But what was it like for the...
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Emirates recruits more staff than rest of Middle East carriers put together
Emirates A hunger for talent
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Abu Dhabi's Etihad casts net wider for pilots
Despite some scepticism at launch, Abu Dhabi's new flag carrier, Etihad, has become one of the region's top three airlines
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PICTURES: First CRJ1000 comes together in Bombardier's Montreal plant
Bombardier is completing assembly of the CRJ1000 prototype at its plant in Montreal. The 100-seater, the latest member of the CRJ family, is developed from...