It did not order MAX 9 planes to be grounded.
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On Wednesday, the FAA ordered the plane to be grounded.
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Within hours, President Trump announced the Max would be grounded.
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A decision of this import should be grounded in reality.
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If Yee were an American high schooler, he might be grounded.
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Obsessive thoughts don't even have to be grounded in actual events.
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"In some cases, airplanes could be grounded," the FAA directive said.
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It is unclear how long the Boeing aircraft will be grounded.
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Copa will be grounded until April 22 starting on March 23.
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Surely those must be grounded in less biased, more reasoned analysis.
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Flights could be grounded and food stuck rotting at the borders.
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The planes will be grounded for weeks, U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday.
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"Our shared fight against terrorism must be grounded in principle," it said.
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Experts say the coalition would be grounded if Washington withheld its support.
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Two unions representing flight attendants called for the jets to be grounded.
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Guillaume Faury, boss of Airbus's planemaking unit, said planes could also be grounded.
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New York (CNN Business)How much longer will the 737 Max be grounded?
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Generally, though, an attorney's decisions must be grounded in adequate investigation and preparation.
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Regulators in China, Indonesia and Ethiopia ordered the model to be grounded Monday.
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But Trump's Cessna jet could be grounded while the issue gets sorted out.
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But if the partial government shutdown continues, these stocks may soon be grounded.
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You need to have a sanctuary to be grounded if you're always moving.
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Because of Wednesday's ban, all of the 737 Max planes will be grounded.
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The wind is so bad, the Macy's Thanksgiving parade balloons could be grounded.
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Some airlines now expect the 737 Max to be grounded until June 2020.
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But part of this agitation seemed to be grounded in a bit of misinformation.
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He accused Western powers of hypocrisy for demanding that warplanes be grounded over Syria.
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Why must every fat leading lady be grounded in a lack of self-confidence?
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NEW: Boeing 737 Max 8 & 9 jets to be grounded in U.S., "effective immediately," Pres.
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It is possible the 737 Max will be grounded into late 2019 or early 2020.
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However, doctors advised against the discharge, saying he should be grounded for a few days.
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It needs them to be grounded, specific, and consumed alongside your feelings with the characters.
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EG: We have to keep hope, but our hope has to be grounded in data.
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" He would soon be grounded from Snapchat by his mother for what she called "sass.
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The national carrier said all flights to the capital would be grounded from 2.45 p.m.
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You can't be grounded for breaking curfew, or sneaking boys into your room at night.
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But it could not give a time frame for how long those planes will be grounded.
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The 737 Max is not the first Boeing plane to be grounded due to safety concerns.
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In our culture, every interaction with a customer or team member should be grounded in respect.
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That tells you how much I wanted the visual effects to be grounded at the time.
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More than 2320,224 people have signed a petition demanding the plane be grounded since May 237.
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Eight aircraft operated by IndiGo and three by GoAir will need to be grounded, it said.
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The current law is a hodgepodge that must be grounded in a stronger, more reliable system.
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For a no-fly zone to actually work, these Russian planes would need to be grounded.
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For this approach to be successful, it must be grounded in more than anecdote and observation.
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"The key thing is having more of the total stride time be grounded," Dr. Weyand said.
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But IATA said it did not expect flights to be grounded in a no-deal Brexit.
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One news outlet said the YouTube star should be grounded and sent to bed without any Playstation.
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At least this might hinder drone pilots from flying near airports and causing flights to be grounded.
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According to India's Economic Times and Bloomberg, the panic button could be grounded in a device's hardware.
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Following the crash individual carriers and international government agencies are calling for the plane to be grounded.
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They want it to be grounded in biology and obeying the laws of nature, to a degree.
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"When we're thinking about current events, our thinking should be grounded in evidence rather than intuition," he says.
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Brazil's ANAC has not ordered MAX 9 planes to be grounded, only those of the MAX 8 type.
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In response to these accidents, authorities in China, Indonesia and Ethiopia ordered the planes to be grounded Monday.
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Firefighters were closely watching a blaze in greater Sydney, especially as aircraft operations will be grounded at night.
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I just wanted to have Jerry be grounded and have him be as much the opposite of Rudy.
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Aircraft would be grounded in a way that the airline has never had to do before, he added.
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After the crash of Lion Air 610, there was debate over whether the plane type should be grounded.
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Be in the moment, find joy in the little things, and always be grounded in hope and love.
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Unfavorable weather at times hindered smooth flying, causing the plane to be grounded for months in some countries.
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And the 21-year-old Greek star says he&aposs now likely to be "grounded" for the incident.
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Aviation authorities around the world have been ordering the planes to be grounded for the last three days.
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Iwaya said Japan's remaining dozen F-235s would be grounded until the cause of Tuesday's crash is determined.
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Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has warned that planes could be grounded if Britain leaves the EU without a deal.
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"We like to joke that she will be grounded for life," her older brother Jake Tibbett told the paper.
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The one reason for cautious optimism is that the new round of talks should be grounded in greater realism.
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The Queen of the Skies may be grounded, but she has not been consigned to the scrapheap just yet.
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"When we do comedy, for me, the comedy has to feel real, it has to be grounded," McBride said.
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In a report released by the task force, the case against deer urine appears to be grounded in science.
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In fact, their air force would be grounded in two or three months if they don't have spare parts.
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Leguizamon said the KC-130Ts -- built by Lockheed Martin and used for refueling -- will be grounded until further notice.
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In March, India's aviation regulator ordered Airbus A320neo aircraft fitted with certain Pratt & Whitney engines to be grounded immediately.
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Leguizamon said the KC-85033Ts — built by Lockheed Martin and used for refueling — will be grounded until further notice.
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Zuckerberg told CBS' Gayle King how he and Chan raise their kids to be grounded despite the family wealth.
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Issues in your home life and your relationships will come up this evening, requiring you to be grounded and mature.
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If a special deal is not signed before Brexit, some flights between Britain and America could be grounded after Brexit.
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They balked — on the grounds that this mid-tier Leonardo needed to be grounded among her Cinquecento brothers and sisters.
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Seoul (CNN)All flights in South Korea will be grounded Thursday, with no takeoffs or landings permitted for an hour.
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Mr. Kerry's demand on Wednesday that all aircraft be grounded was part of an American effort to seek urgent change.
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But, no matter how you break it down, the rise in deaths appear to be grounded in despair and hopelessness.
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It is inappropriate because the statements that come out of the White House spokesperson's mouth should be grounded in fact.
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Go deeper: Powerful twin storms cause Thanksgiving travel "nightmare" Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons could be grounded due to wind
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The union issued a seven-day strike notice that ended at midnight Tuesday causing operations to be grounded this morning.
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Spokesman from Air France said flights between Paris and Tehran will be grounded from September 18 amid bad business performance.
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Those planes should then be grounded until their engines are replaced with new ones, after which they can fly again.
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Trump said pilots and airlines have been notified and any affected planes currently in the air will be grounded upon landing.
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The draft also said that the air force of the Syrian regime would largely be grounded as part of the agreement.
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The review comes two days after the FAA and Boeing signaled the planes may be grounded for longer than previously thought.
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Even so, when the M53 makes it to a rescue mission, it won't be grounded at the first sign of rain.
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Either the company should demonstrate a real commitment to change, as it has repeatedly promised, or it needs to be grounded.
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What Americans should be able to expect is that the decisions will at least be grounded in reality and coherent logic.
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He's keeping his fingers crossed that weather cooperates and the aircraft won't be grounded before the run ends on Aug. 14.
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"The solutions must be grounded in reality, which requires the recognition that fossil fuels aren't going anywhere anytime soon," he added.
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These planes must be grounded immediately, and airlines should work expeditiously to minimize disruption and accommodate customers whose travel is impacted.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said a sustained funding impasse would cause ships to go without maintenance and aircraft to be grounded.
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As the legal process takes shape, our path forward will continue to be grounded in putting clients' interests ahead of everything else.
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A lot of my friends are outside of the industry, so just to be grounded and in touch with this isn't everything.
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They'd be grounded for years if they acted and said the things that have been said in that campaign by Donald Trump.
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They'd be grounded for years if they acted and said the things that have been said by Donald Trump in that campaign.
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Officials are hoping the wind and tides move it away from the village, but it may be grounded on the ocean floor.
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That said, there's no way of knowing how long Soyuz will be grounded, and when humans can once again be launched into space.
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We also are firm and clear in our understanding that growth as a community must be grounded in fighting all forms of oppression.
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They hope for a vision which may or may not be realistic, and may or may not be grounded in truth and facts.
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During the harshest hours, some of their aeroplanes could be grounded at their full weight around half the time, according to the paper.
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The show is a touch sci-fi by necessity, but it largely seems to be grounded in the real world as a drama.
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A just vison of peace must be grounded in international law and recognize the Palestinian right to self-determination on the 1967 borders.
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To be grounded, both hands and feet, palm/fist down, and/or any other body part must be touching the fighting area floor.
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According to the AP, the Republican representative has also called for tour helicopter flights to be grounded during the investigation of the crash.
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Flight attendants' unions asked for the planes to be grounded and told members they wouldn't be forced to work a 737 Max flight.
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That effort should be grounded in a simple principle: the sanctity and indivisibility of citizenship without regard to race, color, ethnicity or religion.
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"This step is right, but unacceptably overdue," said Blumenthal, who was among the first lawmakers to call for the planes to be grounded.
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IAG Cargo carries most of its goods aboard passenger aircraft, many of which will be grounded for the next two months at least.
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Flights might be grounded, hotels closed, and cruise ships docked, but that doesn't mean you should put earning points on the back burner.
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Over time, at the insistence of wise editors, I began to understand that the story needed to be grounded in my own subjectivity.
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Pilots, flight attendants, consumers and politicians from both major parties had been agitating for the planes to be grounded in the United States.
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If the training is required, the planes could be grounded for months longer than the late June target outlined by Boeing to airlines.
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Donald Mendoza, deputy director general of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, said the firm's fleet would be grounded after the crash.
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Obviously, you won't be grounded forever, and obviously, I don't have the power to stop you if you really want to go out.
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The prediction, made before a second crash prompted the plane to be grounded around the world, would equate to more than 3,000 deaths.
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But it had to be grounded in a fresh take that would resonate with an audience that may have never seen the first.
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You need to go slow, and your objects need to be grounded in some way, but with practice you can 3D-print in midair.
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We want you to have a free spirit, but that spirit has to be grounded with values that make you a good human being.
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The deadline for the FAA's ADS-B mandate is January 1st, 2020, and any US aircraft not equipped by then will effectively be grounded.
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The portrayal of Goldberg as a White House cat's paw appears to be grounded in some kind of beef between Goldberg and Samuels's wife.
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But there's also a certain amount of pageantry involved, wheeling and dealing and making promises that may or may not be grounded in reality.
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It has planted its flag on the hill of realism, and so its maps need to be grounded in the fantasy of real locations.
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According to Trump's announcement, all of Boeing's new MAX planes (not just the MAX 8) will be grounded effective immediately and until further notice.
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But speaking on Wednesday to reporters at the White House, Trump said the Boeing jets would be grounded "effective immediately" due to safety concerns.
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There are numerous examples of economic theories that never even purported to be grounded in data, yet shaped decades of legislation and individual energy.
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American said its six 767 jets will be retired by May and its 34 757 jets will be grounded by the fall of 2021.
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Trump told reporters that any planes in the air right now "will be grounded upon landing at the destination," according to the Washington Post.
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Nearly 500 aircraft will be grounded, the letter also stated, an approximate 50% reduction as the airline has almost 1,000 aircraft in its stable.
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Instead of being run, as all these platforms are, are as profit-making entities, public social media would be grounded in its local community.
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Dickson acknowledged at the hearing that the FAA panel convened to review whether corrective actions were necessary did not recommend the plane be grounded.
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After another 737 Max plane piloted by Ethiopian Airlines crashed in March, aviation authorities around the world started ordering the planes to be grounded.
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Flights will be grounded as the heat makes the air too thin to generate enough lift for aircraft to safely take off and climb.
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If the replacement is not complete, all planes that still have unmodified engines will be grounded and could cause "large scale disruptions" in operations.
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Indonesian transportation officials have said Boeing's 737 MAX 8 planes will not be grounded, despite uncertainty surrounding Monday's crash of Lion Air's brand-new jet.
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The company has sparked a broader conversation about corporate tax fairness, and that conversation should be grounded in hard data about what companies are paying.
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The United States will mandate that Boeing implement design changes by April, but said the plane was airworthy and did not need to be grounded.
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Planes would be grounded, ports would be clogged, food would rot, and garbage would pile up, and those are just some of the possible scenarios.
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"These planes will be grounded till appropriate modifications and safety measures are undertaken to ensure their safe operations," the ministry said in a Twitter post .
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They may cleared to fly, for example, while on anti-depressants, even if they would be grounded for severe depression accompanied by any psychotic symptoms.
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To accomplish this, leaders must be grounded by humanistic values and must speak up and clearly articulate what's important to them, their employees and stakeholders.
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Arie Ahsanurrohim, spokesman for Bali's largest airport, Ngurah Rai, announced early Tuesday morning flights would be grounded for another day over fears of volcanic ash.
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This argument seems to be grounded in the notion that state courts enjoy inherent power — not subject to U.S. Supreme Court regulation — to shift fees.
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Two crashes involving the 737 Max plane in October and March killed a total of 346 people and forced the plane to be grounded worldwide.
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In 2018, 3 feet of snow fell in a single day, its snowiest day in history, causing highways to close, and flights to be grounded.
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The answer should be grounded in the concept of modernization – a new law made for the wireless, texting, wonderfully connected world we live in today.
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The airline's CEO Ed Bastian wrote in a public memo to employees that over 600 aircraft will be grounded, more than half the airline's fleet.
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And clean-energy executives and advocates, as well as some lawmakers, have expressed concern that it will be grounded more in ideology than in evidence.
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So the phrase "people leave managers, not companies," might be grounded in truth: Managers are responsible for motivating and driving engagement among their direct reports.
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The commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force said he had requested all commercial flights in Iran be grounded until tensions cooled off.
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A case against Trump should be grounded in his visible actions, which are clear enough, and not in the ultimately unknowable configuration of his mind.
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Should the Soyuz launch system be grounded for an extended period, the space station could be totally unoccupied by January 2019, which hasn't happened since 2001.
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" He continued, "I'm happy to keep it all going, but if some of those planes start coming down … I'll still be grounded in my own life.
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How much of our interpretation of the artworks should be grounded in Artaud's aesthetic philosophy, and how much should it consider his bouts of mental illness?
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It's not clear when the plane will return to the air, and it's possible that it could will be grounded into late 2019 or early 2020.
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"With technologies like AI driving more personalized customer experiences, customer trust needs to be grounded in a deeper understanding of the technologies' value," the report says.
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Their review and a potential certification could take several more weeks, even months, meaning the 737 Max could be grounded well into June, if not later.
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U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday the 737 Max fleet would be grounded for weeks if not longer until a software upgrade could be tested and installed.
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Even so, most financial watchers say that drastic measures to reshape the financial sector would likely be grounded by business-friendly Democrats teaming up with Republicans.
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Dialogue, however, must also be grounded in a basic truth: that Washington and Moscow have a common existential interest in preventing the use of nuclear weapons.
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Crimes may be revealed in upcoming testimony, but they need to be grounded in the criminal code rather than in the imagination of members of Congress.
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"These planes need to be grounded until they are inspected by Boeing and FAA," LaHood said in a "Squawk on the Street" interview Tuesday on CNBC.
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Its international fleet will be grounded but it has also warned this week of the potential for further domestic cuts due to the growing travel restrictions.
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Los Angeles Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas said extremely high winds could also force water-dropping helicopters, a vital component of the firefighting arsenal, to be grounded.
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But Muilenburg and Boeing officials assumed better training and some minor software updates could fix the problem, and they did not recommend the plane be grounded.
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So we knew that we needed a character who you loved, who had this patriarchal quality, who was lovable and could be grounded in absurd scenarios.
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Telling airline employees that the plane was to be grounded until the problem was fixed, the inspector went back to a hotel for a quick shower.
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Muilenburg told Trump in Tuesday's morning call that the aircraft was safe and did not need to be grounded, two people briefed on the conversation said.
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A Russian senior defence official told reporters at a press conference in Moscow that all of the country's warplanes in Syria would be grounded on Saturday.
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We have to learn to deal with freedom, and only way to do that is to - it&aposs going to have to be grounded in individual responsibility.
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This was perhaps the closest a Soyuz has come to a life-threatening failure, and as such any Soyuz-based launches will be grounded until further notice.
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The court ruled in Warren's favor, noting that a stop has to be grounded in an officers' "reasonable suspicion" that the person was involved with a crime.
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The Soyuz rocket may be grounded from sending crew to the ISS, but the vehicle might be able to launch a capsule without crew as a test.
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U.S. and airline officials said they now believe the plane could be grounded for at least two months, but an even longer grounding is a serious possibility.
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A new potential problem with the jet was discovered during testing -- making it possible the 737 Max will be grounded in to late 2019 or early 2020.
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Soyuz is the only rated and tested crew launch system out there, and if it were to be grounded for long the ISS would soon be untenanted.
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Boeing's 737 Max jet, which crashed in Indonesia in October and Ethiopia in March, will potentially be grounded until 2020, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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Though there had been concerns that flights would be grounded as soon as the UK left the bloc, interim agreements would prevent that in the short term.
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An increase in extreme weather events means more flights will be grounded, costing flight attendants in particular, as they are paid hourly for time in the air.
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"Boeing is one of the 7373-pound gorillas around here," said Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, who has called for the Max 7377 to be grounded.
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On Tuesday, a Boeing 737 Max 8 that Southwest Airlines was flying to California to be grounded was forced to make an emergency landing in Orlando, Fla.
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That's if planes can still land in Britain — something thrown into doubt after the government admitted that aircraft could, in theory, be grounded by a sudden exit.
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" Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation also ordered all Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes to be grounded Monday, "to ensure that aircraft operating in Indonesia are in airworthy condition.
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It's only natural to see if you can get a higher salary than the one that you were offered, but it needs to be grounded in reality.
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Your sheer existence will suddenly develop gravitas, and your every movement will be grounded by the dignity and power of Morgan Freeman, voice of God and penguins.
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It took a year and a half to agree on five pillars that best described the company Uber aspires to be: grounded, populist, inspiring, highly evolved, and elevated.
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But to be sustainable, the practice needs to be grounded in a legal and ethical framework that can be broadly understood and defended, both at home and abroad.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said at the time of the arrest that the incursion forced aerial firefighting assets for a time to be grounded.
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TURKISH AIRLINES Turkish Airlines said on June 25 that its Boeing 737 MAX planes would be grounded until further notice, resulting in several flight cancellations throughout the summer.
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On Wednesday, British Chancellor Philip Hammond said it was "theoretically conceivable" that in a no-deal scenario air traffic between Britain and the European Union could be grounded.
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Should the airline be grounded, its take-off and landing slots will be divided up among rivals and staff will have to apply for jobs on new contracts.
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Without the ISS, American astronauts could be grounded on Earth for years with no destination in space until NASA develops new vehicles for its deep space travel plans.
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An investment banker at a U.S. bank told Reuters he had rescheduled his flight from Hong Kong to Beijing to another day, over concerns flights could be grounded.
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A fire in an underground electrical facility at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Sunday afternoon caused over 1,000 flights to be grounded, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.
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At a minimum, any such program requires extremely clear parameters and appropriate privacy and due process protections, must be non-discriminatory, and should be grounded in actionable intelligence.
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"This Blue Ribbon Panel will ensure that, as NIH allocates new resources through the Moonshot, decisions will be grounded in the best science," Biden said in a statement.
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ATAK has gone on to develop his very own style, but it continues to be grounded in his upbringing among the bleak, post-industrial ruins of his hometown.
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Several legislators, including Senators Richard Blumenthal, Mitt Romney and Dianne Feinstein, have demanded that the 737 Max be grounded until any problems have been thoroughly investigated and fixed.
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"Broad public education should not be grounded first and foremost in the needs of any particular industry — or in the needs of industry as a whole," he said.
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All 737s would be grounded, there would be an independent commission created to investigate the crisis, and Boeing would be called before Congress to answer for its failures.
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But the second the pilot asks to be grounded, he runs into the catch-22: "Anyone who wants to get out of combat duty isn't really crazy," Doc says.
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FAMILIES "STUCK, EMOTIONAL" U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday the 737 Max fleet would be grounded for weeks if not longer until a software upgrade could be tested and installed.
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Still, lawmakers, travelers and flight attendants and other airline employees called for the planes to be grounded until more is known about the cause of the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
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Sex education "must be grounded in a firm understanding and valuing of positive relationships, and respect for others, from primary age," Education Secretary Damian Hinds said in a statement.
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People would not be able to take cash from ATMs (ATMs use a GPS timing signal), all commercial airliners would be grounded and many smart technologies would go dark.
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The U.S. was the last major country to order the planes to be grounded, a move that was made following pressure from lawmakers and some in the aviation industry.
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Their assessment appears to be grounded in statements then-candidate Trump made on the campaign trail, and a comment from key adviser Rudy Giuliani after the ban was signed.
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Like an ocean liner waiting for the right tide to leave port, airplanes may be grounded until the air is cool and dense enough for takeoff at full capacity.
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Fly Dubai On Tuesday, Fly Dubai announced its fleet of Max 8 and Max 9 planes would be grounded at the order of the country's General Civil Aviation Authority.
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Bassani was also one of the first US airline employees or union officials to call for the plane to be grounded after the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302.
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The FAA's initial position was supported by the Allied Pilots Association, but not by two major US flight attendant unions, which have called for the planes to be grounded.
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The delays have varied from the technical to the procedural, and have now made it likely that the Max will be grounded for a full year, if not longer.
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Scott Walker's political rebound is supposed to be grounded in Wisconsin, where he's expected to run a robust gubernatorial campaign in a state where he has done nothing but win.
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I am trying to nag him less since it's his last year at home, and instead just tell him that he can choose to clean his room or be grounded.
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"I expect I may bring a particular point of view, and it will be affected by the fact I'm a woman, but my reasons will be grounded in the law."
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If and when Congress and the White House weigh changes to Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act, policymakers' deliberations should be grounded in the best available evidence.
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But now, at least, companies responding to calls to boycott Hannity should think carefully about their broader advertising policies, which should be grounded in their corporate values, before they tweet.
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In his book "The Vanishing Hitchhiker," folklorist Jan Harold Brunvand argues that while urban legends may be grounded in actual incidents, they often come to stand in for real-world fears.
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And according to the U. S. Forest Service, firefighting aircraft in the United States have had to be grounded six times due to hobby drones interfering with their operations in 2016.
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So we might study attitudes to the ideal partner, but so much of that research—and how we interpret the results—will be grounded in what we think we know already.
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With the city's permission, the blimp can be flown for two hours, but cannot go any higher than 30 meters off the ground; it will be grounded in Parliament Square Garden.
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There are 283 A-10s in the Air Force fleet, but the service said about 40 would need to be grounded in the next three years unless new wings became available.
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"As a writer and a reader and a viewer, I do love the supernatural, but I think I'm more drawn to horror when it can be grounded in realism," he says.
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In 2010, a glacier-covered volcano in Iceland called Eyjafjallajökull erupted and spewed a plume of ash 30,000 feet into the air, causing hundreds of flights in Europe to be grounded.
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The ruling is clear as day ... a request for recusal can only be grounded in a judge's personal partiality toward a defendant, and not in their background or affiliation (aka family).
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Following a "major IT system failure" that "is causing very severe disruption to our flight operations worldwide," the airline says that flights will have to be grounded until the problems are resolved.
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Boeing will now make the disagree light free of charge on all new 737 Max planes, after the deadly crashes caused all the Max planes to be grounded, according to the Times.
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On previous passages through the North Sea, the carrier has deliberately operated jets and aircraft close by Norwegian oil platforms, an act of intimidation that forced nearby civilian helicopters to be grounded.
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The Boeing 737 Max airplanes should be grounded until the cause of the weekend crash in Ethiopia crash is determined, the international president of the Transport Workers Union told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Our moral intuitions may well be grounded in biology, but Churchland fails to explore the most pressing questions of when, or even if, we should rely on such intuitions as a guide.
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Lion had operated 11 Boeing 737 MAX 8s and a transport ministry official said inspections would be made on all of those models operating in Indonesia though they would not be grounded.
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Any increase in violent crime should be a serious concern, and addressed urgently and proactive, but it must be grounded in smart, meaningful reforms that can protect public safety and heal communities.
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GebreMariam declined to say whether he thought all Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft should be grounded across the globe, though he noted that Ethiopian Airlines has grounded its fleet of MAX 8s.
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After the second fatal crash in less than five months of Boeing's 737 Max 8 planes, the company waited nearly four days before calling for all 737 Max jets to be grounded.
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The United States has insisted that the Syrian air force, which has dropped barrel bombs and chlorine on residential areas, be grounded but Lavrov said on Friday that was not the goal.
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Airplanes can also be grounded after a certain number of hours or flights, during which the airlines that operate the affected aircraft can decide when and how to inspect and repair them.
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United States affirmed and, invoking Roberts' compromise opinion from 2012, has argued that with the tax penalty repealed, the individual mandate, and all other interconnected provisions, cannot be grounded in Congress' taxing authority.
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The president, who called for all 29 Max planes in the U.S. to be grounded in March, tweeted that he thinks Boeing should fix the plane's image issues by renaming and rebranding it.
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She appreciates how real he is — and that he's nearby in Irvine where she lives, so a relationship with him as friends or something more can be grounded beyond just messages on screens.
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Each unit commander will have the flexibility to carry out the pause at his or her discretion within a two-week period, meaning not all aircraft will be grounded at the same time.
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"It's understandable that pilots are reluctant to fully disclose mental health issues because of the potential that they will be grounded or declared not fit for duty," Allen told Reuters Health by email.
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Every federal safeguard, rule or standard that protects us - in our homes, on the job or anywhere else -- serves a purpose and must be grounded in law, sound science, and the public interest.
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Their client, they added, was willing to offer his $77 million Manhattan mansion as collateral while he lives there, along with his private jet, which would be grounded, as he fights the charges.
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Some 787s have also had to be grounded and repaired due to problems with engines manufactured by Rolls Royce (787 customers can opt for engines made by either Rolls Royce or General Electric).
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From pre-K to graduate studies, there is a move toward holistic language education, based on the notion that learning a language should be grounded in the real, everyday use of that language.
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" He stressed that any the decision to reopen the economy will be "based on hard facts and data" and will be "grounded solely in the health, safety and well-being of our citizens.
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Mr. Fjeldsbo said in a telephone interview Friday that the union would call for an investigation into the crash and that all Super Puma helicopters should be grounded until its cause is determined.
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An earlier draft circulated by some opposition members included a provision that Syria's air force would be grounded in those zones — but no mention is made of that provision in a longer draft.
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Rolls has been working to fix a problem with the compressor in the Trent 1000 package C engines that power Boeing's 787 Dreamliner jet, forcing planes to be grounded while they are fixed.
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Instead of space rockets and robots, the solutions put forward by the girls she teaches tend to be grounded and immediate - such as an SMS app that informs farmers about local weather conditions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chance that flights will be grounded between the UK and the European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit is "close to zero", said Cyprus's tourism minister Yiorgos Lakkotrypis.
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That's interesting because, in the book, you talk about why it's important to know the place you're from and be grounded, in a sense, instead of floating in this contextless world of the internet.
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The hounding of Alfred Dreyfus, a French army captain falsely convicted of being a German spy, sundered France over a basic question of national identity: would modern states "be grounded in ethics or ethnicity"?
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Iranian aviation officials, impatient to begin rejuvenating the country's aging fleet of 250 aircraft — of which more than a third are said to be grounded — have hinted they may go elsewhere to buy planes.
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It has many similarities to our beloved HSM, but just like Carney's past work (Once and Begin Again), it manages to be grounded in reality with escapist moments that don't feel forced or fake.
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Go deeper: In photos: Impact of powerful Thanksgiving storms across the U.S. Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons could be grounded due to wind Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.
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At ACI Jet nearby, a man who had arrived before 8:553 for a chartered flight was told he would be grounded awhile, given the weather, though commercial jets operating on instruments were flying.
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MADRID — Winds from the Sahara continued to send streams of sand drifting over the Canary Islands on Monday, creating chaos as the swirling sands forced planes to be grounded, disrupted traffic and exacerbated wildfires.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - A missile hit the car park of Libya's only functioning airport in Tripoli on Saturday, forcing flights to be grounded for almost three hours before operations resumed, the airport and a witness said.
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That would harm big export industries like drugs and chemicals, as well as carmakers, which send four of their every ten cars to the EU. Aeroplanes might be grounded, for lack of a safety regime.
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"We don't think Ryanair aircraft are going to be grounded in 2019 because of Brexit," he said, adding the agreement of a transition period for Britain's departure would delay any possible disruption to January 2021.
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The study, commissioned by leading British airports including London's Heathrow and Gatwick, said flights could be grounded and Britain's economy would be hit without a guarantee of future access to the EU's single aviation market.
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"It is interesting to think that all these anecdotes of dogs rescuing humans, they could be grounded in truth, and this study is a step toward understanding how those kinds of mechanisms work," she said.
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And while he has said South Korea must "learn to say no" to Washington, he has emphasized that any diplomatic overture toward North Korea will be grounded in the South's alliance with the United States.
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The two disasters have brought heightened scrutiny to the FAA because of allegations that the agency delegated too much power to approve the planes to Boeing itself, while forcing the MAX to be grounded worldwide.
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But I think when you're going for the tone that we're going for, it's better to be grounded in some sort of truthfulness or character — something more than a funny joke or a funny line.
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WASHINGTON — The Interior Department announced on Wednesday that all drones in its fleet that were manufactured in China or contained Chinese-made parts would be grounded as part of a review of the department's drone program.
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After the crash in March, President Trump followed numerous other countries and organizations including China, the U.K. and the E.U. in issuing an emergency order for all 737 MAX aircrafts in the U.S. to be grounded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of the company that owns British Airways, IAG, Willie Walsh, said on Monday that European flights to and from Britain are unlikely to be grounded when Britain leaves the European Union.
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"We're big believers that the future of the ad industry is going to be grounded in attention metrics, as opposed to impressions, and eye tracking is, hands down, the best way to track attention," Porco says.
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LONDON — British authorities have arrested a married couple on suspicion of wreaking havoc with a drone at Gatwick Airport, forcing hundreds of planes to be grounded or diverted and delaying tens of thousands of holiday travelers.
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Boeing&aposs 737 Max plane may be grounded for months to come, but the aerospace company&aposs long-awaited spaceship for NASA astronauts is poised to take off on its maiden space voyage later this week.
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Spreading the pauses over two weeks will limit the number of aircraft that will be grounded at any one time during a time of great tension in several parts of the world, notably the Korean Peninsula.
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The photographs mostly show poverty, homelessness, pollution, and despair — desperate states that, though they may well be grounded in reality, seem both slightly stereotypical and a lost opportunity to explore political struggles specific to each region.
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Popular opinions are more likely to be grounded in broader values and visible in questions over how we wish to interact with the world, whether we welcome cultural change and how secure we feel in the economy.
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Flights will be grounded, hospitals will run on emergency staff, ferries will stay docked in ports and shops will roll down their shutters as part of the strike, organised by Greece's main labour unions, GSEE and ADEDY.
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"It cannot be ruled out that air traffic will be grounded for a day or a week," Debus told reporters in Berlin, referring to the period immediately after the end of March 2019, when Britain formally exits.
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Every time he worries about how little sense a plan makes, I wanna shout, "Then go home, Roman!" because if I wanted to be grounded by good sense I wouldn't be watching Furious 7 to begin with.
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"I'm happy to keep it all going, but if some of those planes start coming down, then I think that I will still be, I'll still be grounded in my own life," Cohen said at the talk.
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By Robert Iafolla Browning-Ferris Industries' appeal of the National Labor Relations Board's new test for finding joint employment will likely be grounded in both federal labor law and administrative law, according to court papers filed Friday.
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New York (CNN Business)Two regional airlines that fly feeder flights for United, Delta and American airlines will halt operations in the next few weeks, marking the first US carriers to be grounded by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Then Trump reversed course Wednesday afternoon — preempting his own aviation regulators and appearing to surprise at least one airline with an announcement that all 737 MAX planes operating in the U.S. would be grounded immediately, and indefinitely.
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It was the latest setback in a cascading crisis that has caused the Max to be grounded since March, led to the temporary shutdown of the 737 factory and resulted in the ouster of Boeing's chief executive.
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There is broad concern that the jets might not be safe to fly, and calls are growing for them to be grounded until investigators can figure out what's going on and address the problem, if there is one.
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"The agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analyzed today," the FAA said, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the planes would be grounded.
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If the former happens, and Army Corps carries out its exploration of alternative routes, it will eventually have to decide which route to approve — a decision that would have to be grounded in the facts of the EIS.
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While Xi's visit is "clearly a summit that will be grounded more in symbolism than substance, Xi and Kim will want to compare notes on where the other stands on their diplomacy towards the United States," said Kazianis.
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Just over two weeks after the deadly Boeing 274 MAX 93 plane crash, and 29 days after President Trump announced the model would be grounded indefinitely, another of the controversial jets has had to make an emergency landing.
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Following the lead of other global aviation regulators unnerved by the second crash involving a 20173 MAX in less than five months, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued orders on Wednesday for the planes to be grounded.
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"The agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analysed today," the FAA said, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the planes would be grounded.
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Jet has assured Indian authorities that no more planes will be grounded and that it is in talks with lessors to have a total of 75 planes back in the air by end-April from about 35 today.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Air traffic could be grounded for up to a week after a disorderly exit of Britain from the European Union due to uncertainty over future air traffic rules, Christoph Debus, head of Thomas Cook Airlines (TCG.
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Following the lead of other global aviation regulators unnerved by the second crash involving a 737 MAX in less than five months, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued orders on Wednesday for the planes to be grounded.
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Strange ups that ante — and despite my issues with the movie, I do think it does a great job of selling the Metaverse and all the other far-out concepts as something that can be grounded and believable.
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Unfortunately NOAA's "hurricane hunter" aircraft that flies through the center of the storm had to be grounded Tuesday morning, as it needed to be examined after "encountering strong turbulence last night" when flying through Lane, according to NOAA.
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If I'm a school mistress or a disciplinarian, I won't use much highlighter, as I want to be grounded in reality, whereas if I'm channelling a goddess vibe for a session, I'll go quite heavy on the highlight.
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Nothing in the statute requires that the 'reason to believe' be grounded in the facts of the particular investigation, and the statute contains no limit on the length of time such secrecy orders may be kept in place.
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Still, even with various AOCs, airlines still need governments to agree new traffic agreements, with some in the industry having voiced the view that flights from Britain to remaining EU countries could be grounded unless progress is made soon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British and European Union airlines will automatically lose the right to fly to each other's territories if Britain leaves the bloc without a divorce deal, the government warned on Monday, meaning that flights could potentially be grounded.
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But the New York Times, citing two people briefed on the conversation, reported that early Tuesday, the chief executive of Boeing, Dennis A. Muilenburg, made the case to President Trump that the 28 Max planes should not be grounded.
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The story of sexual assault came through wanting to tell a new, updated superhero story that could also be grounded by something that is very serious and a topic that I feel really needs to be out there more.
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On Tuesday morning, Dennis A. Muilenburg, the chief executive of Boeing, spoke to President Trump on the phone and argued that the Max should not be grounded in the United States, according to two people briefed on the conversation.
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These fears may be grounded in experience as nearly two-in-five respondents (22019 percent) said they had suffered a personal security breach, such as identity theft, unauthorized use of credit card information or email/social media account hacking.
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Today, not only should our concern be grounded in national security but it should also be based on our objection to the inequitable and unfair labor practices of foreign-owned entities that treat their own workforce better than ours.
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Thune, who is the second-ranking Senate GOP leader, seemed to suggest he would be open to grounding the planes if the evidence pointed to it, but stopped short of saying the planes should be grounded at this point.
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Around the world, passengers stuck in airport queues or on planes waiting to depart took to Twitter to share photos and frustration at the delays, as well as to ask how a major airline could be grounded by a power cut.
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"The agency made this decision as a result of the data gathering process and new evidence collected at the site and analysed today," the FAA said in a statement, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the planes would be grounded.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Flights to and from Athens will be grounded on Thursday and services at tax and municipal offices will be disrupted as state workers walk off the job to protest against pension and tax reforms demanded by Greece's foreign lenders.
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Another portion of a potential agreement with Russia could call for the Syrian air force to be grounded, a major U.S. interest, although it's acknowledged that their ground units would still go after the moderate opposition and even potentially civilians.
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Written in an immediate, conversational tone, the book is both entertaining and digestible — so much, in fact, that even your kids can read it (which they probably should if you want them to be grounded, hardworking and smart about money).
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Some of the loyalty seemed to be grounded in resentment at Democrats for mocking Trump voters as dumb bigots, some from a belief that budgets are complicated, and some from a sense that it's too early to abandon their man.
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Amirali Hajizadeh, a senior commander of the Revolutionary Guards, a parallel military set up to defend the nation and the system of theocratic rule, said he had asked for civilian planes to be grounded but his request was not heeded.
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When the emperor who funded the great expeditions dies, his son, with the support of the Mandarins and fear of the merchant class, orders the fleet, controlled by the navy, to be grounded, the records destroyed and overseas trade forbidden.
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"He simply hoped that we would promise to keep spreading the message he was so passionate about: that the world is making progress, and that policy decisions should be grounded in data," Gates shares in a blog post dedicated to Rosling.
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As passengers gathered at Gate B26 at Midway Airport in Chicago, sipping Dunkin' Donuts coffee and wolfing down French fries, more and more governments announced that the Max 8 would be grounded: the Dutch, the French, then the whole European Union.
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Maybe it's a bit strange that a medium all about high-octane action and fast-paced adventure would be grounded in static images, but the depiction of movement in comics has puzzled, challenged, and helped elevate artists from the beginning.
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We have this distinction of either it's a small indie family drama where everything has to be grounded in reality or it's Spider-Man or some superhero movie where you have tons of slo-mo shots of people walking down the street.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's High Court ruled on Monday that a luxury jet leased by the Gupta family, friends of ousted president Jacob Zuma, should be grounded after the Canadian credit agency that financed the lease canceled its loan to the Guptas.
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However, airlines expect the Max models to be grounded for only a few months and will likely be booking flights on these models for later on, said Steve Hafner, co-founder and CEO of Kayak, a unit of Booking Holdings, formerly Priceline.
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It's unclear if Coachella's gonna open their gates early for Kanye to perform on stage -- Coachella usually kicks off around 11 AM each day -- or if he'll be grounded outside somewhere with his choir like he has been for the past few months.
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Financial news have been "correctly" dominated by the Federal Aviation Administration's order that Boeing 737 Max jets be grounded in the United States after two of the planes were involved in fatal crashes in less than five months, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's biggest full-service carrier Jet Airways Ltd has told its pilots the airline may be grounded in 303 days unless cost-cutting measures including pay cuts are put in place, a senior company executive told Reuters on Friday.
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Longer-Term Process Points U.S. policy on the cyber-behavior of peer competitors needs to be grounded in an appreciation of the impact that even small increments in cyber activity may have on the integrity of key political processes in democratic government.
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Ryanair keeps limited schedule Ryanair, (RYAAY) the largest low-cost airline in Europe, said Monday that over 90% of its aircraft would be grounded over the coming weeks, and that it would be running a limited flight schedule through at least April 9.
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Captain Rajeev Bajpai, Air India's general manager of operations for the country's western region, said that extreme heat was already an aviation problem in notoriously hot countries like Kuwait, where planes can be grounded on summer days because their electronics automatically shut down.
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Boeing announced this week it plans to resume flying its 28503 Max jet in the middle of this year after the plane was involved in two high-profile crashes that drew scrutiny of its safety and forced it to be grounded worldwide.
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Forecasts of rough weather had cast a cloud over the parade this week, with some worried that the enormous character balloons could be grounded for only the second time since they became fixtures in the beloved holiday parade nearly a century ago.
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"These planes will be grounded till appropriate modifications and safety measures are undertaken to ensure their safe operations," the ministry said in a Twitter post here Jet Airways Ltd and SpiceJet Ltd, two top Indian airlines, operate Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
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According to the National Weather Service, winds of 22 mph with gusts of 39 mph are expected on Thursday — which could mean that the 16 helium-packed balloon characters that traditionally float the famous New York City parade route might be grounded.
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Early Tuesday, Dennis A. Muilenburg, the chief executive of Boeing, spoke to President Trump on the phone and made the case that the 737 Max planes should not be grounded in the United States, according to two people briefed on the conversation.
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The 737 MAX 8 and 9 planes will be grounded for weeks if not longer until a software upgrade can be tested and installed, U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday as officials in France prepare to begin analyzing the black boxes from the crashed jet.
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The country that sent astronauts to the Moon from 1968 to 1972 like it was nobody's business, the country that maintained a (reasonably) reliable astronaut delivery service from 1981 to 2011 in the form of the now-retired Space Shuttle Program, could soon be grounded.
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President Trump announced on Wednesday that the US would temporarily ban all Boeing 23 Max 25 and 28 jets from flying, following nearly every country in the world that has ordered that the airplane be grounded since the deadly crash in Ethiopia on Sunday.
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LaHood, a Republican who ran the Department of Transportation during former President Barack Obama's administration, reiterated his recommendation that all 737 Max 8s be grounded in the U.S. For its part, the FAA has maintained there's no basis to take the planes out of service.
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Regional concerns Speaking at a separate session in Singapore on Saturday, Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera noted that while recent developments with North Korea have been positive, expectations needed to be grounded in reality and long term peace can only be secured through concrete action.
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Aviation authorities from eight countries and the European Union (EU) will join several U.S. agencies in reviewing the certification of the Boeing 737 Max automated flight control system after a pair of deadly crashes in six months forced the aircraft to be grounded globally.
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FORT WORTH, Texas/MONTREAL (Reuters) - The acting head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday he does not have a specific timetable to approve Boeing Co's 737 MAX for flight after two fatal crashes since October prompted the plane to be grounded worldwide.
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Two major unions representing flight attendants in the U.S. – the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) – have expressed concerns about the safety of the aircraft, and the APFA issued a statement calling for the planes to be grounded.
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While there were no predictions about how long the aviation world will be impacted, Alaska CEO Brad Tilden said the "booking softness" is linked to substantial passenger "anxiety" -- a phenomenon the airlines' industry group said may not be grounded in the actual risks to passengers.
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Mr. Kennedy was not driven by "polls or consultants, but he really seemed to be grounded in the things that he found important," he said, adding that he often seemed to be going directly against the advice of what was going to be popular.
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As a clamorous global alarm over air safety rings in the wake of Sunday's crash, causing Boeing 213 Max planes to be grounded across the world, a quieter reckoning is taking place in shattered homes across Kenya, the country that suffered the single largest toll.
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If you find them you can be grounded in the painting and make your way through what the poet Jorie Graham calls a "blizzard of instances," an expression that describes the chaotic topography that Viera-Gallo depicts in "I'm Afraid of Human Beings" (2016).
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair believes there is a growing risk that Britain will fail to secure an agreement on its exit from the European Union, and that aircraft could be grounded for a period of days or weeks next March as a result, its chief executive said.
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Lessors have already forced the airline to ground at least four of its new fuel-efficient Boeing 737 MAX aircraft over non-payment of dues, the first source said, adding more planes could be grounded if lessors are unconvinced by the plan Jet presents next week.
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While I try to be grounded in reality, there are two things I am sure of: I will never be gaslighted into believing that women are responsible for preventing our own assaults and I will never give up on my quest to feel safe while living alone.
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Two major unions representing flight attendants in the U.S. — the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) — issued statements on Tuesday raising concerns about the safety of the 85033 Max 8 model and calling for the planes to be grounded.
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DUBLIN, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Ryanair believes there is a growing risk that Britain will fail to secure an agreement on its exit from the European Union, and that aircraft could be grounded for a period of days or weeks next March as a result, its chief executive said.
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The New York Times's Ken Vogel reported that early on Tuesday — but after the Trump tweets — Muilenburg, the Boeing CEO, talked to Trump on the phone and tried to convince Trump that the Boeing 737 Max planes shouldn't be grounded in the US. He ultimately did not succeed.
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Almost a year ago, pilot André Borschberg and plane set a record for the longest solo flight, flying from Nagoya, Japan to Hawaii in 4 days, 21 hours and 51 minutes, but after landing in Hawaii, the plane needed to be grounded due to battery damage from overheating.
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Read more: The Boeing 737 Max could be grounded through the holidays thanks to a series of new delays, and airlines are cancelling thousands of flights because of itAmerican Airlines pilots confronted Boeing executives about the MCAS system in November 2018, after the first crash but before the second.
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While there were no predictions about how long the aviation world will be impacted, Alaska Airlines CEO Brad Tilden said the "booking softness" is linked to substantial passenger "anxiety" -- a phenomenon the airline trade association in the US said may not be grounded in the actual risks to passengers.
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"Without my amendment, this bill could make it impractical for small-business dealers to provide loaner or rental cars to their customers because it mandates vehicles be grounded for minor compliance matters with a minimal impact on safety, and that is not what Congress' intent is or should be," he said.
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Read more: The Boeing 737 Max could be grounded through the holidays thanks to a series of new delays, and airlines are cancelling thousands of flights because of itThe 737NG series offered what was, in terms of performance, an essentially brand-new aircraft, but with key commonality with the classic version.
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The Air Force has paid for new wings needed to extend the life of 235 A-210 aircraft, but does not have the funding for the other 210 in the fleet, and about 210 would have to be grounded by 22022 unless additional funds are allocated, according to Air Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek.
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The United States has long said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's air force should be grounded, but in recent weeks appeared to back away from that call saying Assad's forces could strike in areas where al-Qaeda-linked groups and Islamic State operated and where the opposition groups were not present.
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Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE called Wednesday for all aircraft over humanitarian routes in Syria to be grounded in order to allow for much-needed aid to be delivered.
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WASHINGTON/PARIS/ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Boeing Co's 203 MAX 220 and 17 planes will be grounded for weeks if not longer until a software upgrade can be tested and installed, U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday, as officials in France prepare to begin analyzing the black boxes from a jet that crashed in Ethiopia.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will mandate that Boeing Co implement design changes by April that have been in the works for months for the 737 MAX 8 fleet after a fatal crash in October but said the plane was airworthy and did not need to be grounded after a second crash on Sunday.
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Still, the line-up appears to be grounded in a non-fussy, but still sophisticated way to dress: "We are always seeking that fine balance in which a product, while simple and easy to understand, also feels complex in its detail and shape — the material should feel rich and elevated, and the emotion both classic and modern," Mansur adds.
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"The Secretary of Transportation should announce today that these planes will be grounded until there is 100 percent assurance from Boeing that these planes are safe to fly, because unless they can give that assurance they're not holding up their promise to be the top safety agency in the U.S." Such a move could be bad for Boeing.
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Read more: The Boeing 737 Max could be grounded through the holidays thanks to a series of new delays, and airlines are canceling thousands of flights because of itGarcia said that since airlines already send a lot of information to customers, it should not be difficult or unpleasant for a customer to receive the plane-type information.
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Read more: The Boeing 737 Max could be grounded through the holidays thanks to a series of new delays, and airlines are cancelling thousands of flights because of itRegulators who otherwise deferred to the host nation generally don't perform a redundant certification process, but there is a precedent for them to conduct additional tests or reviews.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE announced last Wednesday that 737 Max 8 and 9 planes would be grounded in the U.S. pending an investigation into the causes of the two crashes.
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Director Jon Watts — whose short resumé includes a horror movie called Clown and 2015's little-seen Kevin Bacon thriller Cop Car — doesn't deprive his audience of the explosive large-scale action sequences that are essentially written into the contract, but his true interest seems to be grounded less in things that go zoom than in a much more John Hughes-y sort of teen normalcy.
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The 'no-deal' papers acknowledged the risk that flights could be grounded if Britain leaves the European Union on March 29, 2019, without a deal and said some pilot and safety licenses issued by the UK would no longer be recognized in the EU. Britain has said it wants to continue to participate in the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), but without a Brexit deal this might not be possible.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Tuesday called for the planes to be grounded in U.S. airspace as well.
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Sens. Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyA US-UK free trade agreement can hold the Kremlin to account Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (R-Utah) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) called for the Boeing 220006 Max 2202 aircraft to be grounded following two fatal crashes involving the plane.
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MAY 16 - Boeing says it has completed a software update for its 737 MAX jets and is in the process of submitting a pilot training plan to the FAA APRIL 6 - Boeing says will cut monthly 737 MAX production by nearly 20%; U.S. and airline officials said they now believe the plane could be grounded for at least two months MARCH 7373 - FAA joins other major global regulators in grounding the 737 MAX, citing evidence of similarities between the two fatal crashes MARCH 12 - FAA says will mandate that Boeing implement design changes on the 737 MAX by April that have been in the works for months MARCH 10 - An Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crashes, killing all 157 people on board NOV.
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MAY 16 - Boeing says it has completed a software update for its 737 MAX jets and is in the process of submitting a pilot training plan to the FAA APRIL 6 - Boeing says will cut monthly 737 MAX production by nearly 20%; U.S. and airline officials said they now believe the plane could be grounded for at least two months MARCH 13 - FAA joins other major global regulators in grounding the 7373 MAX, citing evidence of similarities between the two fatal crashes MARCH 12 - FAA says will mandate that Boeing implement design changes on the 737 MAX by April that have been in the works for months MARCH 10 - An Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX crashes, killing all 157 people on board 2018 NOV.
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