Carrier air wing: fighters, electronic-attack aircraft, early-warning aircraft, and rotary aircraft
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" He noted that "Iranians, Israelis, Hezbollah and Syrian forces" are in Syria, along with "American aircraft; coalition aircraft, Russian aircraft and Israeli aircraft.
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The European aircraft maker said it delivered 172 aircraft during the January-April period, including 25 A350 aircraft.
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An E-2D Hawkeye aircraft damaged four other aircraft while trying to land on an aircraft carrier this month.
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It will be able to carry 55 aircraft, including 35 fixed-wing combat aircraft and 20 rotary wing aircraft.
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Included in the cuts were two F-35B short takeoff and landing aircraft, two Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft, a P-8 submarine-hunting aircraft, four C-21625J cargo aircraft, eight Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles, and $2900 million from a light attack aircraft program.
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The aircraft involved was an Airbus A319 aircraft, one of the aircraft that Delta uses for short and medium-haul flights.
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Military aircraft monitor Aircraft Spots tweeted Wednesday about four U.S. spy aircraft flying over or near the Korean peninsula that day.
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Iranian regulators said the aircraft had been placed on the country's aircraft register, indicating IranAir had taken ownership of the aircraft: the first of around 200 Western aircraft ordered since sanctions were lifted.
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Placing the rest of the aircraft is no easy task as demand for the double-decker aircraft remains thin, aircraft financiers say.
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The missing aircraft are assigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463, Marine Aircraft Group 24, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, the Marines tweeted.
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The aircraft was an E-11A communications aircraft, the military version of a popular private jet aircraft made by Canada&aposs Bombardier.
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The industry is also pumping in research and development into electric aircraft, whether it's a fully-electric aircraft or a hybrid-electric aircraft, which means an aircraft propelled by both fuel and an electric battery.
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The missing aircraft are assigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463, Marine Aircraft Group 24, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, according to the Marine Corps.
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The programme for the long-range aircraft was launched last year by Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) and Russia's United Aircraft Corporation (UAC).
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Military aircraft supporting the US Secret Service and emergency aircraft are exempt.
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It also only covers fixed-wing aircraft rather than aircraft like helicopters.
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"ISIS doesn't have aircraft, Al Qaeda doesn't have aircraft," Raddatz pointed out.
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The contracts include transport aircraft, maritime patrol aircraft, Harpoon missiles and helicopters.
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Those missions frequently bring NATO aircraft into close proximity with Russian aircraft.
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The aircraft that operated the service was an Airbus A350-1000 XWB, the newest aircraft in Virgin Atlantic's fleet and Airbus' most technologically advanced aircraft.
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A spokesman for Iran's civil aviation authority said the aircraft had been placed on the country's aircraft register, indicating IranAir had taken ownership of the aircraft, the first of around 200 Western aircraft ordered since sanctions were lifted.
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Asia's second-biggest aircraft lessor, which had 487 aircraft as at June 30, said it expected to take delivery of the aircraft in 2020 and 2021.
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The European multinational estimated that Middle East demand will include 113,080 twin-aisle aircraft, the same number of single-aisle aircraft, and 430 very large aircraft.
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Brown said about 22019 to 160 aircraft are airborne over Iraq and Syria around the clock daily, including command and control aircraft, strike aircraft, and tankers.
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"We are very interested in the aircraft - but we are only interested in this aircraft or any aircraft if it lowers our unit costs," he said.
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Aircraft manufacturers are making aircraft more efficient and airlines are gobbling them up.
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NORAD identified the aircraft electronically but did not intercept them with other aircraft.
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There was also Synergy's aircraft leasing company, which delivered two A330 aircraft late.
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The last encounter between US/Canadian aircraft and Russian aircraft in the region happened back in May, when Russian aircraft entered the ADIZ over two consecutive days.
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WeWork employees also reported that Neumann had two bedrooms installed on the aircraft, with the aircraft listing mentioning the aircraft features two divans and a rear stateroom.
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This aircraft, the XLR, even adds further range and capability to that aircraft type.
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The aircraft have been mothballed according to aircraft maintenance standards, the People's Daily said.
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The 215 aircraft will be delivered in installments of 235, 212, and 235 aircraft.
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The aircraft have also served as realistic threat simulation aircraft for the US Marines.
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The -9 aircraft will be the largest twin-engine aircraft to roam the skies.
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The aircraft are currently located at an aircraft storage yard in Victorville, California, and are marked as property of Boeing, a person familiar with the aircraft told CNN.
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"When people said Emirates don't have small aircraft, now they have smaller aircraft, and ... flydubai have the big aircraft too," Sheikh Ahmed said of their co-operation pact.
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The aircraft in the initial contingent include five A-10C Thunderbolt II ground attack aircraft, three HH-60G Pave Hawk helicopters, and a MC-130H special operations aircraft.
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The TFR says "no pilots may operate an aircraft in the areas covered by this Notice to Airmen," however it carves out an exception for "response aircraft in support of law enforcement aircraft," meaning that police aircraft continue to monitor the protesters' camps.
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Embraer and Pipistrel Aircraft, two aircraft manufacturers that are working with Uber, released new concept images of aircraft they plan on building for the ride-hailing company's ambitious project.
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He said authorities were searching for 15 aircraft parts, including an "angle of attack" sensor on the aircraft, which helps the plane's computers understand if the aircraft is stable.
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The pilot was leading a flight of two A-1E Skyraider aircraft on a strike mission over northern Laos when his aircraft was shot down by anti-aircraft fire.
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The Russian daily Kommersant reported at least seven aircraft were destroyed, including fighter jets and a transport aircraft, but Russia's state-run Tass news agency denied aircraft were destroyed.
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More than 200 aircraft make up its naval air wing, including MIG 29-K fighter jets, Boeing P-8I maritime surveillance aircraft, several classes of helicopters and reconnaissance aircraft.
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The aircraft appears to be a Bf-109, a workhorse aircraft in the German Luftwaffe.
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The aircraft can seat 339 passengers, 22 more than the aircraft it will be replacing.
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So if you package this aircraft in properly with other aircraft, it will be survivable.
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He has been charged with destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities and making false statements.
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Orders for defense aircraft plunged 59.3 percent and bookings for civilian aircraft dropped 21.4 percent.
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Orders for defense aircraft fell 30.5 percent and bookings for civilian aircraft surged 28.4 percent.
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Then relaxed regulations for twin-engine aircraft later saw smaller aircraft begin flying transpacific routes.
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The aircraft are expected to be ready to serve as presidential aircraft starting in 2024.
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History of aircraft shootdowns shows a history of mistaken aircraft identity amid rising geopolitical tension.
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Orders for civilian aircraft and parts fell 2.2%, while those for defense aircraft plunged 72.9%.
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In 2018, net commercial aircraft orders totaled 747, sharply down from the 1,109 aircraft booked in 2017 At year-end, Airbus's order backlog stood at a record 7,577 commercial aircraft
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The aircraft in question are currently located at an aircraft storage yard in Victorville, California, and are marked as property of Boeing, a person familiar with the aircraft told CNN.
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It applies to all aircraft, except military aircraft supporting United States Secret Service operations; law enforcement, firefighting, or medevac flights on active missions, or aircraft operating with in-flight emergencies.
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"GECAS renewed order of our best-selling A320 aircraft underscores the continuing strong market demand for these fuel efficient aircraft," said Fabrice Bregier, Airbus COO and President of Commercial Aircraft.
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The Royal Navy has built new aircraft carriers, equipping them with Britain's first F-35s, and acquired US-made maritime patrol aircraft after scrapping its Nimrod patrol aircraft in 2010.
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Airbus aims to deliver a total of 782 aircraft this year including the stored HNA aircraft.
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The new aircraft design seeks to upend the long-standing tradition of tube-shaped aircraft fuselages.
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Another Malaysia Airlines aircraft Authorities are still searching the Indian Ocean for another Malaysia Airlines aircraft.
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The Seventh Fleet consists of an aircraft carrier strike group, 80 other vessels and 140 aircraft.
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"You may have some structural problems on an aircraft, but the aircraft won't explode," Cáceres said.
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Large-cabin aircraft deliveries rose to 2194.82 aircraft during the quarter, from 20 a year ago.
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The aircraft maker said it won 110 gross and 73 net aircraft orders in Jan-May.
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Expensive aircraft carriers and advanced aircraft can be threatened by much cheaper missiles wielded by extremists.
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Civilian aircraft orders declined 11.7 percent and bookings for defense aircraft and parts plummeted 30.8 percent.
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The aircraft is scheduled to be retired and replaced with the US-designed F-35 aircraft.
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It was not immediately clear if Mr. Mattis's aircraft — or any other aircraft — had been hit.
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Newer aircraft should be chosen over older aircraft if a particular trip allows for the option.
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Their questions included whether Boeing could guarantee that Iran's government could not convert Boeing passenger aircraft to cargo aircraft and whether it would repossess aircraft if Iran violated the nuclear agreement.
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The aircraft is an unmistakable Coast Guard aircraft, with the branch's racing stripe and emblem located on the front of the aircraft with "United States Coast Guard" emblazoned on the fuselage.
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The Airbus board was largely divided on the aircraft and the decision to produce the aircraft wasn't even settled when the aircraft was first announced in 2006 at the Farnborough Airshow.
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The aircraft they produced would be the Boeing 747-100, the first variant of a new aircraft that featured four engines and two-levels, the first jet aircraft of its kind.
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The Bank of China unit, which listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange in June, said its cumulative orders to date for new Airbus aircraft have reached a total of 311 aircraft, comprising 299 aircraft from the A320 family, including 67 A321s and 12 A330 aircraft.
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For most arrivals, however, the job isn't over as their parts continue to be valuable to aircraft still flying and aircraft operators are always in need of additional parts to maintain aircraft.
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They were accused of boarding an aircraft when drunk, acting in a manner likely to endanger an aircraft or any person and interfering with the aircraft crew's ability to perform its duties.
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The aircraft are lighter, the aircraft could fly faster, they'll burn far less fuel and fly higher.
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The strength last month came from a big surge in demand for commercial aircraft and military aircraft.
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The aircraft is an extended version of the A320 aircraft that JetBlue has operated since day one.
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ABOARD A US MILITARY AIRCRAFT — There is no aircraft quite like the U.S. Air Force's E-4B.
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This week, for the first time in eight years, an aircraft landed on a British aircraft carrier.
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Air force kc-10 cls aircraft * L3 technologies inc- has delivered first kc-10 aircraft under u.s.
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Aircraft manufacturers should not over promise on new aircraft capability, he said at a conference in Dubai.
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The aircraft was a twin turboprop, fixed-wing aircraft, operated by U.S. contractors, according to the official.
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"Fundamentally, the aircraft layout, the handling and the performance of the aircraft was the same," Elwell said.
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Greece said it sent two aircraft — a C-2217 and an early-warning aircraft — to the area.
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Nevertheless, by extending the regulatory definition of aircraft to include unmanned aircraft, the FAA unintentionally stymied innovation.
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Aircraft were closely monitored, and issues were addressed not just for one aircraft but for the fleet.
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Czech aircraft maker Aircraft Industries signed a 111 million euro deal for the sale of 20 planes.
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In turn, Syrian anti-aircraft managed to shoot down an Israeli aircraft that crashed in Northern Israel.
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FBOs are responsible for aircraft services including passenger handling, aircraft fueling, parking, maintenance, charters, and de-icing.
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The arresting gear is critical to the aircraft recovery process, the return of aircraft to the carrier.
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If they can have an aircraft carrier, I ought to be able to have an aircraft carrier.
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A fuel-efficient aircraft means the aircraft can travel a longer distance on one gallon of fuel.
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One of the most vocal proponents of new aircraft interiors has been aircraft manufacturers themselves, including Airbus.
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The aircraft is surrounded with foam and water while passengers are seen being evacuated from the aircraft.
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The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford sailed into the Atlantic this month for Aircraft Compatibility Testing.
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Condor operates a fleet of more than 50 aircraft while LOT has a fleet of 80 aircraft.
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The DC-9 maker, Douglas Aircraft, ended up merging with McDonnell Aircraft a couple of years later.
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Commercial aircraft was used for these trips and no military aircraft supported their travel, the report says.
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Orders for defense aircraft surged 119.1 percent, offsetting a 17.5 percent drop in bookings for civilian aircraft.
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Eventually designated BQM-225s, these pilotless aircraft were merely targets for fighter pilots and anti-aircraft gunners.
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If the need exists, EASA may perform actual tests for collisions between drones and aircraft, which would probably mean launching drones at stationary aircraft at certain speeds, rather than flying aircraft into drones.
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As of Thursday morning, Airbus had won commitments for a total of 326 aircraft, including firm orders for 144 aircraft worth $18.5 billion and Memorandums of Understanding's for 182 aircraft worth $21.2 billion.
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"The PLA Navy ship and aircraft to be revealed are the Liaoning aircraft carrier, new types of nuclear submarines, new types of destroyers, as well as fighter aircraft," Qiu said, without giving details.
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The inspector general examined 21 trips for which Mr. Price had used chartered aircraft, military aircraft, commercial aircraft or the fleet of planes equipped for use by the president and the vice president.
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"This particular aircraft, I understand was manufactured in 1963, it's not unusual to have aircraft of that sort of age flying around ... we haven't seen any systemic issues around this aircraft," he added.
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French aircraft maker Airbus SE fell 1.7% after the U.S. on Friday said it would lift tariffs on aircraft imported from the EU amid a nearly 16-year transatlantic dispute over aircraft subsidies.
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Some modern aircraft have systems designed to correct the posture of the aircraft automatically to keep flying safely.
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ALAFCO owns 68 aircraft worth around $3 billion and has a further 127 aircraft on order, Alzabin said.
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A similar aircraft design, the B-2 Spirit stealth-bomber aircraft, is in use in the US military.
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The Marines have said the average cost of the huge aircraft will be around $88 million per aircraft.
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UTC's Collins Aerospace Systems unit makes aircraft seating engine components as well as interior and exterior aircraft lighting.
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The deal includes the utility Venom aircraft and the attack Viper aircraft, which share most of their parts.
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The aircraft program was taken over by Airbus as a result, with the aircraft renamed the Airbus A220.
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Simply put, there are no electric-powered aircraft, or even gas-electric hybrid aircraft, in commercial operation today.
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"A United Airlines aircraft briefly came into contact with another aircraft that was taxiing at Burbank," stated United.
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Israel confirmed earlier on Friday that anti-aircraft missiles targeted its aircraft while on a mission in Syria.
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The MRJ is a twin-engine regional jet aircraft seating 70–90 passengers manufactured by Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation.
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The aircraft are from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463, Marine Aircraft Group 24, 1st MAW in Hawaii. pic.twitter.
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"Demand for regional aircraft will remain weak relative to large commercial aircraft," said Moody's in a recent note.
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Exports of aircraft led the decline, falling 40.8%, with fewer commercial aircraft being sent to the United States.
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The pilot in command of an aircraft is the final authority as to the operation of that aircraft.
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Commercial aircraft exports are likely to decline further after Boeing suspended deliveries of its troubled 737 MAX aircraft.
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As the aircraft descends, temperatures rise and the blue ice melts; pieces may detach themselves from the aircraft.
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"All aircraft involved are currently being repaired in order to return the aircraft to mission readiness," he said.
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Fundamental to that will be fitting all aircraft with transponders, similar to those already used on large aircraft.
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US intelligence assessed the Israeli aircraft may have been shot down by a barrage of anti-aircraft missiles.
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Exports of aircraft and transportation equipment and parts fell 15.2 percent, led by a drop in aircraft shipments.
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Captain Mariner logged 17 landings on aircraft carriers and more than 3,500 flight hours in 15 different aircraft.
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Other emails appear to contain technical data about aircraft, such as the Boeing's C-17 strategic transport aircraft.
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Carsten Spohr said low fuel prices and new technology to extend the life of aircraft, plus a good market for used aircraft meant Lufthansa was looking for more used aircraft, especially for short-haul operations.
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Most of the aircraft will be among old friends as the airfield houses aircraft from the now-defunct Northwest Airlines, with which Delta merged in the late 2000s and whose former aircraft it still flies.
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Travelers flying on an aircraft that only has one aisle and are outside of Asia can rest easy as that aircraft likely hasn't been to China recently due to the limited range of such aircraft.
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According to the aircraft listing website AvBuyer, the aircraft is one of less than 10 pre-owned G650ERs currently for sale, with WeWork only having the aircraft for just over a year before it listed.
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A quick caveat: there are no electric-powered aircraft, or even gas-electric hybrid aircraft, in commercial operation today.
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United Technologies is being helped by increased sales of aircraft parts as manufacturers push aircraft production to record levels.
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One also has to factor in the age of the aircraft, the type of aircraft, and the distance traveled.
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Production of the Lockheed stealth aircraft ceased in 2009, well short of the program's objective of nearly 750 aircraft.
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For example, in its planned retaliatory tariffs, the Chinese government included narrow-body aircraft but not wide-body aircraft.
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The smaller scale, lithium battery powered aircraft was a 325-pounder, significantly smaller than the full-scale prototype aircraft.
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The P-3 is a surveillance aircraft, while the KJ-85033 is propeller airborne early warning and control aircraft.
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Heath said that China has steered its spending to obtain weapons including submarines, aircraft carriers, stealth aircraft and missiles.
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His father retired as a manufacturing manager at Renaissance Aircraft, a small aircraft maker that was in Orange, Calif.
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Aircraft capacity has been on decline since the mid-1950s, when the Air Force had more than 20,000 aircraft.
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The programs violate the law because they either interfere with aircraft operations or result in the destruction of aircraft.
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Russian warplanes routinely escort NATO's aircraft near its borders, while US and NATO military planes similarly shadow Russian aircraft.
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There in the North Atlantic, the C-130 became the heaviest aircraft to ever land on an aircraft carrier.
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Boeing deliveries totaled 321 aircraft in the 10 months through October, compared with 625 aircraft delivered a year earlier.
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A heavier aircraft needs more power, which requires a bigger battery, which weighs more, thus making a heavier aircraft.
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Proponents of a model aircraft carve-out point out that hobbyists have been flying model aircraft safely for decades.
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Aircraft exports jumped 40.2% because of increased shipments of business jets and commercial aircraft, particularly to the United States.
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Two Long Island residents died when their small aircraft crashed in Southold, N.Y. A dog in the aircraft survived.
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The US Navy also joined the search for the aircraft, dispatching a P-3 Orion aircraft to the area.
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On a small airfield northwest of Austin, Lift Aircraft is testing ultralight aircraft for personal travel at short distances.
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Other aircraft include modified Boeing, Gulfstream, and Bombardier aircraft that fly high-ranking officials in the government and military.
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The ultramodern aircraft may feature enhanced amenities as other airlines have used the aircraft as platform to do so.
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Four types of in-flight entertainment system types currently exist on JetBlue aircraft, mostly differing depending on aircraft type.
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While larger aircraft have dedicated crew rest areas that feature bunk beds, smaller aircraft don't have the same luxury.
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The aircraft was produced following the success of the Boeing 777, the manufacturer's largest twin-engine wide-body aircraft.
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The United Nations attributed 51 percent of airstrike casualties to American aircraft and 38 percent to Afghan military aircraft.
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The prototype aircraft was controlled remotely from the ground and Wiegand says it will now undergo a more rigorous flight test campaign to lay the foundations for certification of the aircraft against commercial aircraft safety standards.
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With relaxed rules for twin-engine aircraft flying over water, Boeing and Airbus both developed widebody, twin-engine aircraft including the Boeing 777 and Airbus A330 designed to operate overwater routes more efficiently than larger aircraft.
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The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) departed its homeport of Norfolk, January 16 to begin Aircraft Compatibility Testing (ACT) off the East Coast as the first aircraft, an E-2D landed, on board.
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Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC) has completed ground-testing and is preparing the aircraft for its much-delayed debut flight, which could provide an historic boost to China's efforts to compete with global aircraft makers.
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The carrier currently has a fleet of 28 aircraft, mostly Boeings but also three Airbus planes and nine Bombardier aircraft.
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In response, Syrian forces fired anti-aircraft missiles at the Israeli jets, saying they downed one aircraft and hit another.
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Airbus unveiled a concept for an aircraft design at the Singapore Airshow 2020 with a model test aircraft named Maveric.
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Unmanned aircraft now log up to eight times as many flight hours as the few remaining manned aircraft in Afghanistan.
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JetBlue used the aircraft as a launchpad for its premium product, Mint business class exclusively found on select A321 aircraft.
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It was not clear whether an aircraft or unmanned drone was behind the strike, which triggered heavy anti aircraft fire.
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More than 113,211 troops took part, along with 22001 aircraft and 220 warships, including submarines and the aircraft carrier Liaoning.
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Every time an aircraft flies there, it gets a warning and there are times they fire flares towards the aircraft.
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The modification also establishes maximum prices for one F-35A aircraft and one F-35B aircraft for a non-U.
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"There is a hole in the side of the aircraft, also," an aircraft controller relayed to firefighters at the airport.
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Flyadeal, which operates 11 older, leased A320ceo aircraft, had planned to lease aircraft as it waited for the new planes.
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The vintage WWII-era aircraft was a civilian-registered aircraft with the Collings Foundation, which is based in Stow, Massachusetts.
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The "QOM-103" drone came within 100 feet below the aircraft and 200 feet to the side of the aircraft.
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The company has devised a concept for an entire freight network including piloted aircraft, unmanned aircraft, and end-use drones.
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The new aircraft are targeted for delivery in 2020 and 2021, Gokongwei said, declining to disclose the number of aircraft.
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While the country has stopped airstrikes against ISIS, it will help refuel coalition aircraft as well as contribute surveillance aircraft.
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Two F/A-18C Hornet aircraft of Strike Fighter Squadron 74 above aircraft carrier USS Saratoga during Operation Desert Shield.
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The acquisition tripled the Dubai aircraft leasing and maintenance company's portfolio to about 400 aircraft worth more than $53 billion.
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Cleveland-based TransDigm makes cockpit security components and systems, aircraft audio systems and ignition systems for military and commercial aircraft.
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"American monitors the manufacturing process of our aircraft on-site, and inspects each aircraft from start to finish," he said.
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Croft emphasized the flexibility of US aircraft, saying it was possible for strike aircraft to conduct operations in both theaters.
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Every time an aircraft flies there, it gets a warning and, there are times, they fire flares towards the aircraft.
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Together with other aircraft and options the deal could involve as many as 40 aircraft, one of the sources added.
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"We can print as big as you want - the fuselage of an aircraft, the wing of an aircraft," Miller said.
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NORAD employs a layered defense network of radars, satellites, and fighter aircraft to identify aircraft and determine the appropriate response.
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The aircraft the team flies is the PAN variant of the single-engine tandem seat training and tactical support aircraft.
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What remains of the flying Lufthansa fleet includes cargo aircraft and aircraft flying relief and repatriation missions across the world.
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Some aircraft are starting to go through full certification procedures, as all commercial aircraft must before carrying fare-paying passengers.
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While some renditions focused on making aircraft cabin's more efficient, others focused on the potential luxuries that aircraft could feature.
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"About half the Japanese aircraft engaged were shot down by greatly improved U.S. Navy anti-aircraft defenses," retired Rear Adm.
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The missiles were aimed at Syrian aircraft, hardened aircraft shelters, radars, air defense systems, ammunition bunkers and fuel storage sites.
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Aircraft carriers There are 703 active aircraft carriers in the US Navy fleet, 10 Nimitz-class and one Ford-class.
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The aircraft involved were the US Marine Corps' variant of the aircraft flying from the USS Essex amphibious assault ship.
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The acquisition tripled the Dubai aircraft leasing and maintenance company's portfolio to about 400 aircraft worth more than $14 billion.
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Two Boeing MAX aircraft crashed in Ethiopia in March and Indonesia last October, triggering the global grounding of the aircraft.
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"In-flight cabin crew spotted the bomb threat in the aircraft after landing," AirAsia India said in a statement, adding that a search of the aircraft revealed nothing and the aircraft was allowed to resume normal operations.
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"The PLA Navy ship and aircraft to be revealed are the Liaoning aircraft carrier, new types of nuclear submarines, new types of destroyers, as well as fighter aircraft," Vice Admiral Qiu Yanpeng said, according to the Times.
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By the time they were able to get an armed aircraft back to attack that target, he was gone, so they started to question whether they could make not only an observation aircraft but also an attack aircraft.
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"As long as we fixed the problem and the technician declares that aircraft is safe to fly, the pilot will fly the aircraft, because that means the aircraft is safe to fly," said Captain Daniel Putut Kuncoro Adi.
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The tragic incident occurred during a period of high Cold War tensions, and the Soviets said they mistook the aircraft for a US surveillance aircraft, such as one of the US RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft in the area.
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Credit: ASX "Depending upon the aircraft configuration you selected, like us, for example, we're basically a fixed wing aircraft," Sengupta explained.
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And he amassed information that influenced the designs of many Western aircraft, and of aircraft carriers, during and after the war.
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But shipments of civilian aircraft fell and further declines are likely after Boeing suspended deliveries of its troubled 737 MAX aircraft.
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The inquiry found that "multiple types of munitions deployed from more than one aircraft and aircraft type" struck the aid convoy.
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In June 2018, a new owner for the aircraft appeared in the aircraft registry of Luxembourg: Cyprus-registered Amerivo Holdings Limited.
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In Mexico, there are orders for LEAP engines for 60 Aeromexico 737 aircraft and 35 A320neo aircraft for Interjet, said Safran.
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The existing service operated with a 517-seater aircraft will be replaced and dwarfed by the 615-seater double-decker aircraft.
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The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has unveiled a model of what it believes may be the future of passenger-aircraft designs.
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The aircraft will replace South African's aging and inefficient Airbus A340-600 aircraft that formerly operated the Johannesberg-New York route.
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I was not only impressed by the aircraft that were coming in but also the audience that was watching the aircraft.
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Boeing is seeking "avionics technicians, aircraft mechanics, airframe and Powerant (A&P) mechanics, and aircraft electricians," according to a company spokesman.
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The CSeries could offer greater efficiency to Delta, which already operated Boeing's smallest aircraft, the 737-700 and Boeing's 717 aircraft.
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Israeli start-up Eviation Aircraft claims it now has the money to certify its "Alice" all-electric business and commuter aircraft.
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The tires of the aircraft sink into the lightweight material and the aircraft is decelerated as it rolls through the material.
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Fletcher said, however, that while the carpet of the aircraft has been singed, there is very minor damage to the aircraft.
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Canada also imported fewer aircraft in June, aircraft dropped 54.9%, largely because of fewer imports of airliners from the United States.
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Were China to shoot down an aircraft on such a path, it could prove the single most expensive aircraft downing ever.
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The 21-aircraft portfolio consists of a mix of wide-body and narrow-body aircraft, AerCap said in a press release.
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"The complementary capability will consider smaller manned aircraft, remotely piloted aircraft systems or satellites, for additional maritime surveillance tasks," he said.
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It also said it was targeting a number of their aircraft, as well as aircraft from Caspian Airlines and Pouya Air.
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They targeted "the things that make the airfield operate," he said: aircraft and aircraft shelters, air defense systems, ammunition supply bunkers.
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"We are definitely the best placed to serve our aircraft because we know the aircraft nose to tail," he told Reuters.
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The Russian plan to send the aircraft to Syria was first reported by The Aviationist website, which tracks military aircraft worldwide.
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It said the upgraded runway would be able to accommodate maritime surveillance aircraft and transport planes, as well as combat aircraft.
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He was arrested on March 1 and charged with "destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities" and making false statements to authorities.
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"There are a lot of aircraft in the pipeline right now," he said, adding the wider aircraft market is "very strong".
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Other aircraft tragedies The crash of the UH-60 is the latest in a series of recent US military aircraft crashes.
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United States government security officials announced that a Russian-built Venezuelan aircraft "aggressively" shadowed an American aircraft over the Caribbean sea.
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All four were assigned to Heavy Helicopter Squadron 465, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing based in Miramar, Calif.
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Russia is a Baltic nation, and as such we expected our ships and aircraft would operate alongside Russian ships and aircraft.
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Meridian provides aircraft services like fueling, parking, maintenance, and providing charters, as well as managing aircraft for businesses and wealthy individuals.
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"The FAA's aircraft certification processes are well established and have consistently produced safe aircraft designs," the agency said in a statement.
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Reuters was unable to confirm whether an aircraft or unmanned drone was behind the strike which triggered heavy anti aircraft fire.
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As companies like Aurora build aircraft for autonomous flight, entrepreneurs like Mr. Groden believe that adapting existing aircraft is more realistic.
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IT IS WORRIED THAT CHINA COULD DECIDE, HEY, I'M NOT GOING TO BUY BOEING AIRCRAFT, I'M GOING TO BUY AIRBUS AIRCRAFT.
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The Air Force&aposs aircraft metals technology technicians keep the service&aposs aircraft flying by grinding, welding, fabricating or repairing parts.
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While the 737-800 primarily uses the CFM56, the Max family of aircraft are powered by the CFM LEAP 1B aircraft.
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The captain had 11,600 hours of flying on a Boeing 737 aircraft while the pilot had 12,7373 hours on the aircraft.
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Helvetic would also acquire options to buy another dozen of the same aircraft or convert to the longer E195-E2 aircraft.
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We toured the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world's largest aircraft carrier, which can house 75 aircraft (but doesn't have urinals)
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Percelay told me that Martin Aircraft is seeking FAA approval and does hope to eventually market the $200,000 aircraft to consumers.
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AIRCRAFT LEASING: Aircraft leasing companies are launching moves to recover dozens of Airbus passenger planes after the collapse, market sources said.
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" Boeing said in a statement on Sunday that "aircraft certification processes are well established and have consistently produced safe aircraft designs.
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