NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co signed an agreement to sell jetliners to Iran Air, the company said on Tuesday, confirming Iranian statements about the historic deal to sell 100 jetliners to the airline.
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American has grounded its 24 737 Max jetliners until Aug.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Demand for jetliners made by Boeing Co (BA.
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American has grounded its 24 737 MAX jetliners until Aug.
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Boeing currently has orders for 4,350 of its 737 jetliners.
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After being hit by jetliners commandeered by terrorists on Sept.
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Jetliners, however, rarely travel in straight lines to their destinations.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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Mr Macron said China planned to buy 184 Airbus A320 jetliners.
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It was made by reassembling parts from two used Boeing jetliners.
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Boeing suspended production of the jetliners — its bestselling plane — last month.
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The National Transportation Safety Board's recommendations are adding to scrutiny of the Boeing's designs amid a worldwide grounding of its Max jetliners after two deadly crashes and issues with a part on some older 2367 jetliners.
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For now, Boeing hasn't seen demand slip for its workhorse 2717 jetliners.
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"I think all-electric would be a stretch for jetliners," he said.
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Meanwhile, Airbus' overall net orders so far this year totaled 223 jetliners.
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Boeing competes against Airbus of Europe to sell jetliners to Chinese carriers.
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The metals have gone into products including passenger jetliners, cars and high-speed trains.
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AIRBUS SE: Airbus reported on Thursday it received orders for 1003 jetliners in March.
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The steps taken by NASA will not translate into all-electric cross-country jetliners.
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Collectively, these generate 218m newtons of thrust—about as much as eighteen 2250 jetliners.
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Boeing said on Tuesday it has signed an agreement to sell jetliners to IranAir.
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By the 1960s, European plane makers had proven had built some highly successful jetliners.
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The F.A.A. had been the holdout regulator in allowing the jetliners to keep flying.
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By the 1960s, European plane makers had proved they could build really good jetliners.
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As a result, long-haul flying was dominated by three and four-engine jetliners.
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Airbus Group sits at the top of three divisions—jetliners, defence and space, and helicopters.
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New orders for Airbus jetliners have historically featured during such state visits by French leaders.
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Among purchases of U.S. goods under consideration are new Chinese orders for Boeing Co jetliners.
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Airbus is aiming to win 50 percent of the U.S. market for single-aisle jetliners.
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Boeing said more than 50 percent of commercial jetliners operating in China are its planes.
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Safety on modern jetliners is affected by fierce industry competition, technological advances and pilot training.
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Airbus now uses the same site to produce wings for over 800 jetliners a year.
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On September 11, 2001, 153 people (of whom 15 were Saudi) hijacked four American jetliners.
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Still, China could inflict pain on sensitive areas that provide American jobs, like Boeing's jetliners.
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Boeing's former CEO was fired and the manufacturer suspended production of the best-selling jetliners.
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She's finally in Westeros, with a massive army and three dragons the size of commercial jetliners.
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Boeing anticipates China will need 6,800 new jetliners worth $1 trillion over the next 20 years.
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The paper suggested that Beijing might limit sales of Apple iPhones and Boeing jetliners in China.
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Dubai's Emirates airline unveiled a provisional $15.1 billion order for 40 of Boeing's 787-10 jetliners.
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Reuters reported Venezuela has 5000 MANPADS, the shoulder-fired missiles that could bring down commercial jetliners.
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Airbus employs 14,000 people in Britain where it builds most of the wings for its jetliners.
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The Max models of the 737 are among the best-selling commercial jetliners manufactured by Boeing.
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The cost question concerned the modification process -- the conversion of normal jetliners into Air Force One.
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It plans to build jetliners, advanced computer chips, electric cars and other goods of the future.
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Shares of the world's biggest maker of jetliners were up more than 3 percent in intraday trade.
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Airbus is in talks to sell 100 or more jetliners to China during the visit, sources said.
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Worse still, even conventional sub-sonic jetliners these days fly slower than their equivalents from the 21s.
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Prices for decade-old Boeing 737-700 jetliners actually rose last year as Southwest dominated the market.
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Goose Bay, a small town in eastern Canada, isn't accustomed to handling enormous jetliners like the A380.
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Inability to fly the plane could have threatened Boeing's ability to deliver the new jetliners on time.
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Boeing sells roughly a third of its top-selling U.S.-made 737 jetliners to customers in China.
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And China is now in the test-flight stage for mass-producing its own jetliners as well.
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Boeing: The company believed that a warning light was standard in all of its 737 Max jetliners.
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Inc to buy two CS300 jetliners and one Q400 turboprop aircraft at a cost of $200 million.
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Meanwhile, the administration is reviewing whether to block Boeing's agreed $20 billion sale of jetliners to Iran.
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Take Boeing, which says that one out of every four of its jetliners is bought by the Chinese.
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Boeing is under intense pressure to win sales over rival Airbus, as airlines have slowed buying new jetliners.
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Boeing cut production of the 737 Max by about a fifth to 42 jetliners a month in April.
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Boeing shares fell Thursday after a report that regulators are investigating accounting practices for two of its jetliners.
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Boeing on Wednesday temporarily suspended flights of its 87 Max narrow-body jetliners due to an engine problem.
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Boeing cut production of the 7373 Max by about a fifth to 42 jetliners a month in April.
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On Sunday, Dubai's Emirates airline unveiled a provisional $15.1 billion order for 40 of Boeing's 787-10 jetliners.
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Engineers use the fiber whenever these two aspects are crucial, like in race cars, jetliners and fighter planes.
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Beijing has long helped its homegrown industries in strategically important areas like jetliners and parts for nuclear reactors.
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The military has trouble retaining pilots who can earn more and work less flying commercial jetliners, he said.
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The group's leaders have sought in at least three cases to detonate bombs hidden aboard American commercial jetliners.
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The airline is also in talks for about two dozen Boeing 737 MAX jetliners, aviation market sources said.
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The luxury airline tweeted a doctored photo of one of their jetliners with the exterior decked out in diamonds.
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Airbus, which competes with the US-based Boeing, is best known for large jetliners like the double-decker A380.
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IN SPITE of booming demand for jetliners across the world, North American planemakers have had a miserable few months.
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Boeing — Boeing will cut more than 933,500 jobs, in is ongoing effort to cut the cost of producing jetliners.
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The A400M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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Boeing signed commercial aircraft deal valued at $3 billion to sell at least 30 jetliners to Iran's Aseman Airlines.
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In the terrorist attack, however, hijacked jetliners easily pierced the steel-framed cores of the World Trade Center towers.
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While Boeing has lagged in the newly opened Iranian market, Iran's interest in purchasing Boeing jetliners is well known.
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Boeing Co, the world's largest maker of jetliners, accuses the Canadian firm of dumping planes on the U.S. market.
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GE already prints metal parts for the new LEAP engine that powers Boeing and Airbus SA single-aisle jetliners.
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U.S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TO REQUIRE OPERATORS OF SOME 737 NG JETLINERS TO CONDUCT INSPECTIONS FOR STRUCTURAL CRACKS -AGENCY
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The A13M overshadowed a narrower-than-expected drop in 2016 core earnings as Airbus delivered a record 688 jetliners.
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Past Boeing job cuts followed industry slumps, the unions said, but this time, Boeing is building more jetliners than ever.
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Boeing just got into the autonomous aviation game, with the goal of building jetliners that fly themselves, no pilots required.
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The cloud is now as high as 37,000 feet, which is in the typical cruising altitude range of most jetliners.
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N) said on Tuesday it delivered an industry-record 26 jetliners in 2310, likely beating European rival Airbus SE (AIR.
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Boeing predicts that around 80% of orders for civil jetliners over the next twenty years will be from outside America.
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"Come From Away," set in Gander, Newfoundland where dozens of jetliners were forced to land, stranding passengers after the Sept.
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The jetliners, Boeing's best seller, have been grounded since mid-March after the second of two crashes within five months.
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N) said it had won 571 orders and commitments for jetliners at the Paris Airshow, upstaging European rival Airbus (AIR.
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Testimony has painted an extravagant narco lifestyle featuring private zoos, multimillion dollar beach houses and gutted jetliners brimming with cash.
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In 2017, the 101 jetliners delivered came near the top of Embraer's target range of 97 to 102 E-Jets.
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Jetliners also became attractive targets for escaped criminals, who used the planes and their passengers as leverage in ransom negotiations.
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Orders were halted after the second crash in March 2019, and Boeing suspended production of the Max jetliners in January.
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Airbus said Thursday that it will ramp up production of U.S.-made A320 narrow-body jetliners at its Mobile, Ala.
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Boeing Co, the world's largest maker of jetliners, accuses the Canadian firm of dumping the planes in the U.S. market.
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The approval process for Boeing's Max jetliners was rushed and possibly compromised, according to a blockbuster report in The Seattle Times.
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Along with the A350 seen here, Airbus assembly lines also cranked out the company's A320, A350, A380 and A350 XWB jetliners.
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Boeing's revenue fell by 8 percent in the quarter as it cut production of 777 widebody jetliners and delivered fewer 7473s.
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Jetliners, golf courses, casinos, and private resorts like Mar-a-Lago, one of the most spectacular estates anywhere in the world.
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Job cuts have not been ruled out, however, particularly as a result of slow demand for A380 jetliners and civil helicopters.
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Jetliners, however, rarely travel in straight lines to their destination, but rather along more indirect routes determined by their flight plan.
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And for those readers wondering about all that noise from jetliners landing, taxiing and departing from J.F.K., it wasn't that bad.
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At the time, Ukrainian separatists had been targeting government aircraft at altitudes only slightly lower than those used by commercial jetliners.
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Creating the Max jetliners out of the 52-year-old 737 was Boeing's low-cost and, until now, highly successful answer.
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China wants to upgrade its economy by selling the world higher-value goods such as cars, jetliners, advanced electronics and more.
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It commits China to buying $200 billion more in American grain, pork, jetliners, industrial equipment and other goods over two years.
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Riyadh denies long-standing suspicions that it backed the hijackers of the four jetliners that attacked the United States in 2001.
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In October, the U.S. government charged Chinese intelligence officers with stealing information on a turbo fan engine used in commercial jetliners.
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SEATTLE, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Friday it delivered 748 jetliners in 2016, and booked net orders for 668 aircraft.
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There were more than 300 MAX jetliners in operation at the time of Lion Air crash and about 4,600 more on order.
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N) said earlier this month it delivered an industry-record 1.013 jetliners in 2017, and both it and European rival Airbus (AIR.
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Malaysia's national airline has been trying to find use for its A20173s - the world's biggest jetliners - after it failed to sell them.
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Third, according to a Venezuelan military presentation seen by Reuters, Venezuela possesses 5000 "MANPADS," the shoulder-fired missiles capable of downing jetliners.
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Airbus' overall net orders so far this year total 313 jetliners, but deal-making for the firm has slowed behind rival Boeing.
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Between the originals, the Classics, and the NGs, the 737 has been one of the best-selling commercial jetliners of all time.
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The moment of joy came during our ride home, driving down Grand Central under the wispy trails of jetliners landing at LaGuardia.
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S. turbofan engine developed for commercial jetliners - a clear reference to the Safran-General Electric LEAP - could further fray relations, analysts said.
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Since then, Boeing has produced some 400 more of the jetliners, which are parked at its facilities in Washington state and elsewhere.
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Meanwhile Southwest Airlines, which had operated more Max planes than any other U.S. airline, removed the jetliners from its schedules through Aug.
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Boeing's 2777 Max single-aisle jetliners have been grounded since March after the second of two crashes, which together killed 41995 people.
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Its check-in and baggage-handling capacities were quickly taxed by Boeing 270 jetliners, and then simply overwhelmed by jumbo Boeing 2265s.
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The U.S. government asked Boeing in 2017 to repurpose two 747-8 jetliners for use as Air Force One by the U.S. president.
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There were more than 300 MAX jetliners in operation at the time of the Lion Air crash and about 4,600 more on order.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - In December 2012, aircraft trader James Kim received a letter from a company based in Cyprus offering to buy four jetliners.
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The year before, Southwest was facing fines of up to $12 million for failing to follow procedures in repairs on Boeing 1003 jetliners.
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Reuters reported last week that a number of undelivered Airbus jetliners are stranded outside the plants, including A350s awaiting cabin equipment in Toulouse.
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The slight reprieve for the company's shares comes after a week of turmoil, following global safety concerns of the company's 737 Max jetliners.
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However, there are concerns among manufacturers gathering in Singapore that overall demand for new jetliners is slowing after a record wave of orders.
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Reuters and other outlets reported in March that federal prosecutors aided by the FBI were scrutinizing the development of the 737 MAX jetliners.
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The sale and lease of Boeing jetliners, if completed, would constitute the biggest American business transaction with Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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The manufacturer delivered only 20 commercial jetliners in October, while its net orders for the year fell to 45 in the same month.
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It cut production of the jetliners by 20% after the second crash but executives say they hope to ramp up output throughout 2020.
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Some airlines who operate the 737 Max now forecast that they'll go another summer — their most lucrative season — without the fuel-efficient jetliners.
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Boeing was forced to walk back its forecast that government officials would sign off on the jetliners by the end of the year.
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The takeaway: Safety on modern jetliners is shaped by a complex combination of factors, including fierce industry competition, technological advances and pilot training.
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Almost all of them promise to build aircraft that are battery-electric to eliminate the noise and pollution typically associated with helicopters and jetliners.
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The Airbus A350-1000, one of Airbus' twin-aisle, wide-body jetliners, is also flying every day using new instrumentation developed through the partnership.
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Europe's largest aerospace group said second-quarter adjusted operating profit rose 72% to 1.98 billion euros ($2.2 billion), led by strong demand for jetliners.
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Investigators are looking into how Boeing designed the plane and whether regulators lacked sufficient oversight when they certified the jetliners as safe in 2017.
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Tasnim quoted the deputy transport minister, Asghar Fakhrieh Kashan, as saying that Iran wants Boeing 737s, one of the world's most widely used jetliners.
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Its TUI Fly airline has been contacted by the British authorities searching for jetliners to charter to bring Thomas Cook's stranded passengers back home.
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Boeing suspended production of the planes this month because a worldwide grounding of the jetliners after two fatal crashes lasted months longer than expected.
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The company makes cockpit components and sensors for commercial jetliners, business jets and military aircraft such as the Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) that Congress was well aware that the sale was passenger jetliners were part of the negotiations of the nuclear agreement.
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Dennis Muilenburg said Boeing also might miss its target of selling about 740 jetliners this year, having booked just 355 net orders so far.
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Boeing, with 140,000 employees worldwide, says 1 out of every 4 jetliners rolling off its assembly lines is being bought up by Chinese customers.
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Boeing on Friday said it delivered 748 jetliners last year and booked net orders for 668 aircraft worth about $94 billion at list prices.
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Thinking that air travel would only continue to grow, Pan Am invested half a billion dollars in a large fleet of Boeing 21991 jetliners.
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AIRBUS* JetBlue Airways plans to order 13 Airbus A321XLR jetliners as well as 10 more of the smaller A220, industry sources said on Thursday.
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Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) that Congress was well aware that the sale of passenger jetliners was part of the negotiations of the nuclear agreement.
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The tire maker will provide flight radial tires as main and nose landing gear for the longer-range, single-aisle jetliners, the company said.
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The first group of 18 tankers made from modified Boeing 767 jetliners will be delivered by January 2018, rather than August 17, as previously planned.
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The company is re-engineering itself to become more flexible and efficient in designing and building jetliners, using automation, 3-D printing and other measures.
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It would fly 737 jetliners to the UK and allow firms there to do work needed to turn them into airborne surveillance and command posts.
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New fuel-efficient jetliners, such as the Airbus A321neo and the Boeing 787, have made direct flights between smaller cities better value than connecting flights.
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Boeing's hot-selling 737 and the Airbus A320 family of single-aisle jetliners are the cash cows of the two aircraft makers, the world's largest.
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Boeing's plans to sell commercial jetliners to Iran appears safe for now despite President Donald Trump's newly announced campaign to "fix" the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The banking problems have played a significant role in delaying Iran's purchases of new jetliners from Boeing and Airbus, which the nuclear agreement specifically permitted.
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In 2001, when two jetliners commandeered by terrorists struck the World Trade Center, Dr. Hirsch and six aides rushed downtown to establish a temporary morgue.
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It is aiming to fill a market for regional travel for airlines, where private jets and commercial jetliners are too costly for many to use.
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Right at the start of the 3303 Dubai Airshow, Dubai's Emirates airline unveiled a provisional $19900 billion order for 2777 of Boeing's 2350-10 jetliners.
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It offers subsidies and cheap loans to Chinese companies that hope to compete with American companies in strategic areas like jetliners, semiconductors and electric cars.
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Separately, Boeing's software update for its troubled 103 Max jetliners has been delayed for several weeks before it can be submitted to the F.A.A. _____ 5.
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Regulators have not said exactly when they expect to permit the jetliners to fly again but they are reviewing changes Boeing made to improve safety.
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Through a weak and snowy signal we saw our first images of the jetliners hitting the World Trade Center towers and the towers coming down.
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Boeing and its archrival Airbus are battling especially slow demand for their long-range twin-aisle jetliners, such as the Boeing 777 and Airbus A330.
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An informative David Ljunggren article for Reuters reminds us that a somewhat comparable situation arose in 1965 when three then-new Boeing 727 jetliners crashed.
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Boeing alleges that Bombardier's new 2100-2717 seat CSeries jetliners are being dumped below cost in the U.S. market and are unfairly subsidized by Canadian taxpayers.
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All jetliners are sold below cost initially because airlines are taking a risk on a new jet model and upfront development costs are high, Bombardier argues.
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Airlines and flyers realise that they benefit from more competition in the market for jetliners, as it increases innovation and lowers the cost of buying aircraft.
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Boeing is projecting global demand will remain strong over the next 20 years for commercial aviation personnel due to the delivery of thousands of new jetliners.
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About a third of the more than 380 Boeing 737 Max jetliners that have been delivered are leased rather than owned, according to consulting firm ICF.
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A trio of technical problems has left over two dozen semi-completed jetliners parked without engines in Toulouse, driving Airbus profits down sharply at mid-year.
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PROFIT BEAT Europe's largest aerospace group said second-quarter adjusted operating profit rose 72% to 1.98 billion euros ($2.2 billion), led by strong demand for jetliners.
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Boeing alleges that Bombardier's new 22016-275 seat CSeries jetliners are being dumped below cost in the U.S. market, and are unfairly subsidized by Canadian taxpayers.
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For years, some experts have warned that record production by Airbus and Boeing and over-ordering by some airlines would burst a demand 'bubble' for jetliners.
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In a statement, the company said it signed a "memorandum of agreement" with Aseman Airlines, which plans to buy 30 Boeing 737 MAX narrow-body jetliners.
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Both Airbus and Boeing would need U.S. export licences to carry out their deals, due to the use of significant U.S. technology in all modern jetliners.
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The company said Tuesday that it delivered just 20 commercial jetliners in October and customers opted out of a similar number of its 737 Max planes.
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Boeing has more than 550 orders for the Max 10, the largest variant, making it a small portion of the backlog of around 4,400 Max jetliners.
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The F.A.A. accused Boeing of installing the equipment, the Head-Up Guidance System from Rockwell Collins, on nearly 800 jetliners from June 2015 to April 2019.
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Boeing tumbled 10.5 percent to $104.09 after a Bloomberg report said the U.S. SEC was probing the planemaker over costs and expected sale of two jetliners.
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There were more than 300 MAX jetliners in operation at the time of the fatal Lion Air crash last October, and about 4,600 more on order.
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WASHINGTON — Seven years ago, an internal government watchdog took a hard look at the part of the Federal Aviation Administration responsible for certifying new Boeing jetliners.
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The job cuts come as Boeing and rival Airbus face slowing demand for new aircraft, particularly twin-aisle jetliners such as the Boeing 22016 and Airbus A0003.
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Rather, it is aiming to fill a market gap for regional travel by airlines, where private jets and commercial jetliners are too costly for many to use.
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Low oil prices and a series of boom years have slowed orders for new widebody jetliners, raising concerns that Boeing will notch down cash and profit targets.
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But although Heathrow's buildings have been transformed and modern jetliners have replaced little propeller planes on its taxiways, the airport still has only its original two runways.
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On Tuesday, Boeing said it delivered 763 jetliners in 2017, likely retaining the title of the world's biggest plane maker compared with European rival Airbus SE (AIR.PA).
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Not having enough pilots means not flying jetliners as often as business plans dictate, or moving more freight by slower or costlier means, like ship or truck.
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While factories are already absorbing parts at the new speed, it can take several months for new jetliners to work their way through final testing and delivery.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 737 MAX jetliners were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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The world's largest planemaker had its own troubles this week after its money-spinning 0003 MAX jetliners were grounded globally following a recent fatal crash in Ethiopia.
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Weak sales, particularly of twin-aisle jetliners, may make Boeing miss its target of selling about 740 plane sales this year, Boeing's chief executive said on Wednesday.
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The plane would transform commercial aviation and shrink the world for millions of passengers by traveling faster and farther than other, conventional jetliners, without having to refuel.
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Both deals are conditional on receiving export licences from the U.S. Treasury due to significant U.S. technology in all modern jetliners, whether built by Boeing or Airbus.
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On the other hand, we might keep floundering about for a while longer, as new pseudo-divine Bozos arise and the old ones go down like jetliners.
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About a quarter of Boeing's jetliners went to China last year, and analysts estimate that Chinese orders could account for up to a fifth of its backlog.
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Boeing has developed a software fix for the jetliners, its bestselling aircraft, but regulators haven't yet signed off on that or on proposed changes to pilot training.
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As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread around the world, airlines are turning to tools more common in hospitals than on jetliners to prevent spreading the virus.
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The order for the double-decker jetliners grabbed attention in January as part of a preliminary deal signed in Paris for 118 Airbus planes worth $27 billion.
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ABOUT A DECADE ago Syrian Arab Airlines (also known as SyrianAir), the state-owned flag carrier of Syria, was planning an order for 20143 shiny new Airbus jetliners.
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American, the No. 1 U.S. carrier by passenger traffic, said earlier in April that it was extending the grounding of its twenty-four 737 MAX jetliners until Aug.
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Boeing must sell more 777 and 787 jetliners to keep production plans on track, despite a $153 billion order that landed earlier on Thursday, its chief executive said.
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In October Bombardier gave away half the C-Series for free to Boeing's arch-rival Airbus, weakening the American firm's position in the market for smaller jetliners considerably.
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Investigators in the crashes — a Lion Air flight in Indonesia in October and an Ethiopian Airlines flight in March — implicated an automated stall-prevention feature on the jetliners.
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For manufacturers of electric cars, as well as for companies that make jetliners, helicopters and drones, Beijing plans to move even faster, eliminating foreign ownership limits this year.
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Boeing has long used an unusual accounting method, known as program accounting, to defer the costs of producing jetliners and spread them over a large block of airplanes.
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Lufthansa plans to buy a triple-digit number of either Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus A320neo jetliners to expand its fleet, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr said on Tuesday.
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The Air Force will reportedly attempt to lower costs on a pair of new presidential planes by buying two Boeing 22019 jetliners abandoned by a bankrupt Russian airline.
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How U.S. regulators decide the dispute will have a significant impact on the market for small, regional jetliners in North America and globally, and on U.S.-Canadian relations.
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China: The country's three biggest airlines and one smaller carrier are demanding compensation from Boeing, having grounded dozens of 737 Max jetliners since a deadly crash in March.
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Southwest Airlines, which has 34 Max jetliners and was operating about 140 flights a day with the plane before the grounding, has adjusted its schedule through early August.
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HONG KONG, Oct 30 (Reuters) - South Korean carrier Air Premia has signed a provisional agreement to buy five Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner jetliners, industry sources said on Wednesday.
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The crisis over the planes, which regulators grounded in March after two nearly new Boeing 737 Max jetliners crashed within five months, has already cost thousands of jobs.
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A year ago, Boeing posted record revenues topping $2800 billion with hopes of delivering a chart-topping number of airplanes in 21, including hundreds of 22 Max jetliners.
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N) said it had received on Wednesday a U.S. government license allowing it sell jetliners to Iran, ending a decades-long ban and matching European rival Airbus (AIR.
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The maker of jetliners, satellites and helicopters said it had made an adjusted operating profit of 1.576 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in the quarter on revenues of 15.451 billion.
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The business cabins of the jetliners, which serve destinations including New York, Hong Kong and Beijing, as well as Dutch holiday spots such as Curacao, were refurbished in 2747.
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Boeing jumped 2.4 percent, lifting the Dow the most, after the company said it delivered 763 jetliners in 2017, likely retaining the title of the world's biggest plane maker.
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The incident marked the deadliest single attack in New York since suicide hijackers crashed jetliners into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan on Sept.
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The deal is expected to be unveiled together with a package of agreements coinciding with the French leader's visit, and could include orders for around 22018 jetliners, they added.
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That G.E. owned a portion of the mortgage on the World Trade Center and had made the engines on one of the jetliners that flew into its two towers.
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These would curb CO2 emissions from large jetliners from 20 percent in the case of option 1 to 40.4 percent in the case of the toughest standard, option 10.
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The Air Force purchased two commercial Boeing 747 jetliners that were abandoned by a bankrupt Russian airline for use replacing aging presidential support aircraft, according to a Friday announcement.
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He must also deal with delays and the possibility of additional regulatory scrutiny on the Boeing 777X plane as well as sliding demand for wide-body jetliners in general.
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A new compliance report from the Geneva trade watchdog found that the Airbus A380 and A3503 jetliners continue to be subsidised as a result of past European government loans.
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A new compliance report from the Geneva trade watchdog found that the Airbus A380 and A350 jetliners continue to be subsidised as a result of past European government loans.
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"Iran is going to buy 116 jetliners with a small part of the $150 billion we are giving them … but they won't buy from U.S., rather Airbus," he wrote.
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The independent agency supports U.S. exports by backstopping loans needed by foreign governments or companies to purchase U.S. goods, typically costly capital goods, like jetliners, heavy equipment or infrastructure components.
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Southwest Airlines Co, the world's largest MAX operator, and American Airlines Group Inc with 214 and 25 MAX jetliners respectively, have removed the aircraft from their flying schedules into August.
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Iran has finalized an agreement with Airbus to acquire 100 jetliners, the first of which is tentatively expected to be delivered in mid-January, a senior official said on Monday.
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Southwest Airlines Co, the world's largest MAX operator, and American Airlines Group Inc with 25 and 241 MAX jetliners respectively, have removed the aircraft from their flying schedules into August.
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American, with 24 of the 234 MAX jetliners that were grounded worldwide in March following two fatal crashes on other airlines, has removed the aircraft from its fleet until Aug.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG plans to buy a triple-digit number of either Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus A320neo jetliners to expand its fleet, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr said on Tuesday.
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The American aerospace giant came roaring out of the blocks on day one of the show when Emirates inked a $2430 billion order for 2320 of Boeing's 2021-227 jetliners.
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The Airbus A313 family is one of the world's most popular commercial airplanes — with more than 231,2224 built, it is second in sales among jetliners only to the Boeing 2320.
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Aircraft maker Boeing plans to build a "completion" factory in China for its 737 jets, anticipating the country will need 6,800 new jetliners worth $1 trillion over the next 20 years.
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Faury was formally appointed on Wednesday after rising through the helicopters unit to jetliners via a four-year R&D leadership role in the auto industry at Peugeot maker PSA Group.
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In April it filed a trade case against Bombardier, alleging that its Canadian rival had received unfair subsidies from Britain and Canada for the development of its new C-Series jetliners.
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The average age of Iran Air's planes now exceeds 20 years and the Tehran government wants the Boeing jetliners due to safety concerns as well as to modernize the national carrier.
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The last few shows have been money-spinners for commercial-aircraft makers, particularly Europe's Airbus and America's Boeing, the two firms that between them make almost all the world's large jetliners.
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Mr. Trump has been engaged in a lengthy dispute with Palm Beach County over jetliners flying over his Mar-a-Lago resort on the way to and from the nearby airport.
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That means we import more clothing, shoes, furniture, toys and assembled electronics, while we export more jetliners, microprocessors, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, refined petroleum products and farm goods, such as beef and soybeans.
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Boeing said it delivered 1893 of its top-selling 737 single-aisle jetliners in November, above its monthly production rate of 52, and higher than the 43 aircraft delivered in October.
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Many come to trek in the Himalayas, and on Monday afternoon, several large jetliners were sitting on the tarmac, about to take off, while arriving planes circled pending permission to land.
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On Friday, the FAA said it was seeking to fine Boeing nearly $4 million, saying the company failed to stop the installation of faulty wing parts on some older 737 jetliners.
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They came to see where it had happened — where terrorists had crashed two jetliners into the World Trade Center towers, destroying them in horrific plumes of ash, flames and pulverized concrete.
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His job as crew chief is to review paperwork detailing what maintenance has been completed and what remains to be done on 17 jetliners that are kept overnight at the airport.
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For the first three decades, U.S.-China trade could be summarized as America bought T-shirts, tennis shoes and toys from China, and China bought soybeans and Boeing jetliners from America.
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For the first three decades, U.S.-China trade could be summarized as America bought T-shirts, tennis shoes and toys from China, and China bought soybeans and Boeing jetliners from America.
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Chinese regulators acted swiftly on Monday, grounding 96 of the 737 Max 8 jetliners operated by Chinese carriers less than 1583 hours after one operated by Ethiopian Airlines crashed on Sunday.
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Boeing makes its planes exclusively in the United States, but nearly 70 percent of the 763 jetliners delivered last year went to customers outside the country, including 22 percent to China.
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IranAir has also taken delivery of three Airbus jets, part of a set of purchases for a total of 180 jetliners to be supplied by Europe's Airbus and its U.S. rival Boeing .
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A spokesman for the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization declined further comment beyond a statement in March announcing improvements to flight recorders and better ways of tracking jetliners over remote areas.
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Safran, which partners General Electric in building engines for Airbus and Boeing medium-haul jetliners through their CFM International joint venture, said its new LEAP engine remained "on track and on time".
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The Republican-controlled House voted 243-174 last month to effectively block the Treasury secretary from authorizing the sale of about 80 Boeing commercial jetliners to Iran Air, the state-owned airline.
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Meanwhile, Google is working on a smaller, cheaper version of the ADS-B technology which would allow autonomous aircraft to communicate their position to one another the same way commercial jetliners do.
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Jetliners can already take off, cruise and land using their onboard flight computers and the number of pilots on a standard passenger plane has dropped to two from three over the years.
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Separately, the Wall Street Journal quoted sources as saying Honeywell International and Airbus had agreed to develop an integrated system to keep jetliners from careening off the ends of runways during landings.
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SunExpress, a joint venture of Lufthansa and Turkish Airlines that serves destinations throughout Europe and vacation spots around the Mediterranean and Black Sea, had previously ordered 32 of the 737 Max jetliners.
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The A9103neo is one of several challenges as Airbus tries to accelerate output of new jetliners, fix glitches on its A400M military plane and squeeze costs out of the slow-selling A380.
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Aircraft maker Boeing Co plans to build a "completion" factory in China for its 737 jets, anticipating the country will need 6,800 new jetliners worth $1 trillion over the next 20 years.
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The attack unfolded just blocks from the site of the World Trade Center, where some 2,600 people were killed when suicide hijackers crashed two jetliners into the Twin Towers 16 years ago.
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The United States exports $12.4 billion worth of soybeans to China, and analysts say that Boeing, which competes against Airbus of Europe to sell jetliners to Chinese carriers, is another obvious target.
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Boeing's software update for its troubled 737 Max jetliners has been delayed after the company deemed further work was needed on the fix before it was submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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BEIJING — Boeing is facing compensation claims from the three biggest airlines in China, which have grounded dozens of 737 Max jetliners since the deadly crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight in March.
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CFM, owned by General Electric and France's Safran, will provide the 1LEAP-1A engines to power 20163 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.
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PARIS (Reuters) - JetBlue Airways plans to order 13 of Airbus's newly launched A321XLR longer-range single-aisle jetliners as well as 10 more of the smaller A220, industry sources said on Thursday.
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The FAA alleges that between June 2015 and April 2019, Boeing installed Rockwell Collins Head-up Guidance Systems on 791 jetliners, including 618 Boeing 737 NGs and 173 Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
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Boeing's 777X program, the next generation of wide-body jetliners, has faced numerous delays and setbacks, leading the company to push the plane's timeline back and risking further delivery delays to customers.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Wednesday it regretted the impact a structural cracks issue on its 737 NG jetliners was having on Brazilian airline Gol and other carriers around the world.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus has appointed an independent panel including two former ministers to examine its anti-corruption practices after Britain and France launched fraud and bribery investigations into the sale of jetliners.
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Boeing, which calls itself America's biggest exporter, delivered more than one out of every four jetliners it made last year to customers in China, one of the world's fast-growing aircraft markets.
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CFM, owned by General Electric and France's Safran , will provide the 3203LEAP-1A engines to power 280 A320neo and A321neo jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.
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Both sets of numbers reflect higher demand for Boeing's best-selling 737 jetliners, with 184 commercial aircraft delivered in the three months to end-March, including 1893 of the single-aisle workhorse jet .
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Airbus, which builds wings for jetliners in the UK, has said a decision to quit the EU would raise doubts about its long-term investments in the country, where it employs 16,000 people.
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For Boeing, losing the IranAir deal could affect 777 production, since 15 of the widebody jetliners are included in the first approved batch of Boeing aircraft due for delivery to IranAir by 20203.
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At the same time, Iran is continuing to meet Airbus and Boeing to try to resolve headaches surrounding the financing of existing deals to buy some 200 jetliners, needed to renew its fleet.
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The main polar vortex is a circulation of air enveloping a near-permanent area of low pressure that exists in the upper atmosphere, above typical cruising altitudes for commercial jetliners, over the Arctic.
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Safely navigating jetliners over the North Pole can get particularly tricky based on even small shifts in the magnetic field, and such cross-polar routes are proliferating between the U.S., Europe and Asia.
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Leisure airline SunExpress increased its order for Boeing 20173 Max planes, delivering a vote of confidence in the jetliners that have been grounded since mid-March after two fatal crashes killed 346 people.
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Executives from finance, jetliners, defense and services added their voices to apologies for the 346 deaths from Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg, while also touting the strength of the overall aerospace and defense market.
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Another angle: China was among the first countries to ground 96 of the 737 Max 8 jetliners operated by Chinese carriers, proving that efforts to enhance aviation safety in the country have worked.
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The deal and the ensuing litigation led to a legal spectacle, with lawyers, executives and bankers shuttling from London to New York, often on Concorde jetliners, and then on to Cleveland and California.
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The four airlines accounted for about half of China's fleet of nearly 100 737 Max 8 jetliners in service when Chinese regulators grounded the plane less than a day after the March crash.
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Southwest Airlines is the largest operator of the MAX with 103 jetliners in its fleet at the time of a worldwide grounding in March following two fatal crashes that together killed 346 people.
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Boeing makes its planes exclusively in the United States, but nearly 2150 percent of the 2200 jetliners delivered last year went to customers outside the United States and 20.2 percent went to China.
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An NTSB staff member said Tuesday that they calculated the plane flew 10 feet to 20 feet above the first of the four waiting jetliners, then circled and returned for a safe landing.
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Abedzadeh's statement in the newspaper on Friday confirmed a Reuters report on June 6 that Iran was close to a deal to buy more than 100 jetliners from the Chicago-based aircraft maker.
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Boeing Co suspended work on Tuesday at the South Carolina plant where it assembles 787 widebody jetliners, and a Volvo automobile plant in South Carolina's evacuation zone was also closed, company officials said.
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This comes after Reuters reported here that federal prosecutors and the U.S. Department of Transportation are scrutinizing the development of the 737 MAX jetliners in the wake of two deadly crashes in five months.
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The world's biggest maker of jetliners said it expects 2737 core earnings, which exclude some pension and other costs, of between $22017 and $22.47 per share on revenue of $21.60 billion to $463 billion.
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Boeing on Wednesday beat profit expectations in the third quarter despite declining revenue and notched up its sales forecast for the full year, saying it planned to deliver more jetliners than it originally thought.
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The ITC had widely been expected to side with Chicago-based Boeing, the world's largest maker of jetliners, which accused Bombardier of dumping the planes, or selling them below cost, in the U.S. market.
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Reuters reported in March that a major potential deal for more than 100 Boeing jetliners of various types with China was in doubt in the wake of the trade dispute and the MAX crisis.
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Relations between Qatar Airways and the European supplier had already been shaken by the late delivery of smaller A320neo jetliners, blamed on problems at engine maker Pratt & Whitney and glitches with Airbus hydraulic systems.
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Bahlul recorded recruiting videos and taped the wills of some of the hijackers who flew commercial jetliners into New York City's World Trade Center, the Pentagon outside Washington and a Pennsylvania field on Sept.
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Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders challenged Pratt & Whitney, whose fuel-saving Geared Turbofan (GTF) engine is tied to thousands of orders for small A22018neo jetliners, to "work harder" to fix delays and reliability problems.
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The company, which is expected to generate 2018 revenue of about $2 billion, makes cockpit parts and sensors for commercial jetliners, business jets and military aircraft such as Lockheed Martin's F-35 fighter jets.
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PARIS, June 20 (Reuters) - JetBlue Airways plans to order 13 of Airbus's newly launched A321XLR longer-range single-aisle jetliners as well as 10 more of the smaller A220, industry sources said on Thursday.
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A delegation from Boeing visited Iran earlier in April to discuss sales of jetliners, while its European rival, Airbus, agreed in January to sell Iran 118 planes worth about $27 billion at list prices.
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United Technologies' aerospace business — whose engines are used in both Airbus commercial jetliners and the F-35 — has already struck some acquisitions, including buying Rockwell Collins, a maker of airplane parts, for $30 billion.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co suspended operations on Tuesday at the South Carolina plant where it assembles 787 widebody jetliners following evacuation orders for coastal areas threatened by powerful Hurricane Florence, a company spokeswoman said.
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That uncertainty has forced airlines to repeatedly remove the jetliners from their schedule, a trend that becomes even more disruptive because airlines expected to have even more 737 Max planes delivered since the grounding.
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SEATTLE, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Wednesday it regretted the impact a structural cracks issue on its 737 NG jetliners was having on Brazilian airline Gol and other carriers around the world.
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These rules changes have helped smaller, twin-engine jetliners such as the Boeing 777, 767, 787 as well as the Airbus A330 and A350 become the airplanes of choice for airlines around the world.
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PARIS, Dec 19 (Reuters) - Iran has finalised an agreement with Airbus to acquire 100 jetliners, the first of which is tentatively expected to be delivered in mid-January, a senior official said on Monday.
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The agreement for up to 250 jetliners potentially worth $230 billion helps fill out Boeing's order book in a year when sales have slowed sharply, and amid tough price competition with European rival Airbus (AIR.PA).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Deutsche Lufthansa AG plans to buy a triple-digit number of either Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus A320neo jetliners to replace jets in its fleet, Chief Executive Carsten Spohr said on Tuesday.
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The manufacturer faces several more hurdles including a certification flight with the FAA, before regulators will sign off on the jetliners, which have been grounded since last March after the second of the two crashes.
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Another aim of the restructuring is to focus the group more on the market for jetliners—which is booming, thanks largely to rising demand for air travel from the expanding middle classes in emerging economies.
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Despite a flurry of delegates dashing in golf carts between parked jetliners, missiles and spy planes, this year's gathering appeared relatively subdued, with a profit warning from Lufthansa adding to trade tensions and slowing economies.
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The world's biggest maker of jetliners said it expected passenger growth of about 8 percent in South Asia, dominated by India, over the next 20 years, compared with the world average of about 2787 percent.
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Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg warned in September that the company might miss its target of selling 740 jetliners in 2016 and production of 777 jets may be cut further if sales continued to lag.
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Aside from the Max woes, Boeing said the first flight of its revamped double-aisle 777x jetliners would take place in 2020 instead of this year due to issues with the planes' General Electric engines.
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Boeing Co, which is finalizing a deal to sell jetliners to Iran, congratulated Trump and members of Congress and said it looked forward to working with them to promote global economic growth and protect workers.
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Boeing gets on board... Boeing was one of the first U.S. companies to sign a major deal with Iran following the lifting of sanctions in January -- reportedly selling 100 jetliners to national carrier Iran Air.
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Southwest and its U.S. competitors — now awash in cash after earning record profits last year — are scouring developing nations for second-hand jetliners as cheap fuel makes older, less efficient aircraft more economical to operate.
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At Los Angeles International Airport, for example, a $1.6 billion passenger terminal is being built by American Airlines that will add a dozen new gates for jetliners and allow the facility to handle more passengers.
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It signaled its preference for Airbus after Bombardier failed to reach an agreement with Boeing earlier this year that would have given the U.S. company a stake in the CSeries jetliners, according to the sources.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Canada suggested on Thursday it could scrap plans to buy Boeing Co fighter jets if the United States backed Boeing's claims that Canadian plane maker Bombardier Inc dumped jetliners in the U.S. market.
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His trade war is a bullet that could wound the nation's most trade-dependent state, Washington, which produces apples and wine and software and coffee and jetliners and trucks and health care for the world.
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It delivered more than one out of every four jetliners it made in 2018 to customers in China, where it forecasts demand for 7,700 new planes over the next 20 years, valued at $1.2 trillion.
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It delivered more than one out of every four jetliners it made in 2018 to customers in China, where it forecasts demand for 7,700 new planes over the next 20 years, valued at $1.2 trillion.
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That move follows Canada's threat on Thursday that it could ditch its plans to buy the jets if the United States backed Boeing's claims that Canadian plane maker Bombardier Inc dumped jetliners in the U.S. market.
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The world's biggest maker of jetliners said the raised dividend and the new buyback program were not in response to a Republican tax overhaul, which seeks to cut corporate taxes to 20 percent from 35 percent.
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SEATTLE, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Boeing Co suspended operations on Tuesday at the South Carolina plant where it assembles 787 widebody jetliners following evacuation orders for coastal areas threatened by powerful Hurricane Florence, a company spokeswoman said.
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The world's biggest maker of jetliners could increase the projection next year depending on how India's regional connectivity scheme pan out, said Dinesh Keskar, senior vice president, Asia Pacific and India sales at Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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Boeing says one out of every four jetliners now rolling off its assembly lines is being delivered to Chinese customers, suggesting Chinese demand is strong, despite vagueness about how many actual Chinese orders it has won.
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NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Boeing Co must sell more 777 and 787 jetliners to keep production plans on track, despite a $13.8 billion order for both planes that landed on Thursday, the chief executive said.
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The science is unclear, but basically it's a virus that shuts down the immune system and can be triggered by, if O'Malley's broadcast is to be believed, anything from chem trails left by jetliners to microwaves.
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A U.S. indictment unsealed on Tuesday said Chinese intelligence officers conspired with hackers and company insiders to break into computer systems of private firms to steal information on a turbo fan engine used in commercial jetliners.
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The world's third-largest aerospace supplier, which co-produces engines for narrow-body jetliners with General Electric, also said it was expanding cost reductions implemented after Boeing halted output of the grounded 737 MAX in January.
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Two Iranian airlines made prospective deals with Airbus on Thursday to buy 73 jetliners, a signal that the global aerospace industry is betting such sales to Iran will prevail despite increased hostility by the Trump administration.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's top administrator told CNBC on Wednesday that recertification of the plane would stretch into 2020, dashing Boeing's forecast that regulators would sign off on the jetliners by the end of the year.
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That means the two tariffs would add $150 million to $200 million in cost, or at most about 0.2 percent of $100 billion worth of business jets, jetliners and military aircraft U.S. companies make each year.
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Boeing also said it does not expect a shortage of space to store parked 737 MAX jetliners - which continue to roll out of a its Seattle-area factory - would limit its ability to continue their production.
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It signaled its preference for Airbus after Bombardier failed to reach an agreement with Boeing Co earlier this year that would have given the U.S. company a stake in the CSeries jetliners, according to the sources.
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Boeing's new division, known as HorizonX, invested in Upskill, a Washington, D.C.-based software company that uses Google Glass-type eye wear to help assembly workers with complex tasks such as creating wiring bundles for Boeing jetliners.
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The issue has become more politicized recently, as congressional Republicans denounced the release of cash to Iran as a "ransom" payment and charged that huge Boeing Co and Airbus contracts to sell Iran jetliners could support terrorism.
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Airbus invited Toulouse staff to a "special celebration" on Wednesday at which jetliners and the Patrouille de France display team were due to fly past factories and the group's plush headquarters, built under former CEO Tom Enders.
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Boeing said Sunday it knew of a safety alert flaw in the cockpit of its 737 MAX jetliners months before the first of 2 fatal crashes involving the now-grounded aircraft, but it didn't immediately notify regulators.
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The historic Air India flight on Thursday ended a 70-year flyover ban for jetliners en route to or from Israel, in what many have taken to be a sign of thawing ties between Israel and Saudi.
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The deal for the A2260XLR jetliners, announced at the Paris Air Show on Wednesday, makes the Fort Worth-based airline the first major U.S. carrier to agree to buy the longest-range narrowbody plane Airbus now offers.
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Investigators said a blade that broke off mid-flight and triggered the fatal accident was showing signs of metal fatigue — microscopic cracks that can splinter open under the kind of stress placed on jetliners and their engines.
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Read more: I flew in Delta's extra-legroom seats to Iceland, and the flight was fine, but the extra space comes with a catchSouthwest is the largest operator of the Max with 34 jetliners in its fleet.
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PARIS, June 19 (Reuters) - China Eastern has called for bids to supply 150 single-aisle jetliners like the Airbus A320 or Boeing 737 as Airbus seeks to revive a stalled plane deal with China, industry sources said.
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Speaking on the eve of the show, the head of Boeing divisions spanning jetliners, defence and services expressed sympathy for the relatives of victims of the two crashes that led to the plane's worldwide grounding in March.
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" • "The logistics of taking jetliners out of storage, which entails special inspections, engine checks and other preparations, also could add weeks of delay between an F.A.A. action lifting the flight ban and having the aircraft carry passengers.
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Its $6 billion CSeries program, already losing money, had become the subject of a trade dispute in which Boeing charged in a complaint to U.S. authorities that the jetliners benefited from Canadian government subsidies and unfair pricing.
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Iran said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with Boeing for the supply of jetliners, reopening the country's skies to new U.S. aircraft for the first time in decades under an international nuclear agreement that eased sanctions.
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Because of its relatively small size, the air-to-ground system is aimed at business aircraft, regional commercial planes and jetliners that will not travel much outside the United States or over larger bodies of water, Wade said.
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U.S. officials have said the decision in March to bar laptops and tablets from the cabins of some international flights, mostly from the Mideast, wasn't based on any specific threat but on longstanding concerns about extremists targeting jetliners.
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Boeing is looking ahead to a brave new world where jetliners fly without pilots and aims to test some of the technology next year, the world's biggest plane maker said in a briefing ahead of the Paris Airshow.
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PARIS, April 4 (Reuters) - All applications for UK export credits to assist the sale of Airbus jetliners have been temporarily frozen pending a review of the company's use of overseas agents, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Boeing has scrambled to gain regulators' approval for software fixes it has developed for the jetliners after a flight-control program was implicated in both crashes — one in Indonesia in October 2018 and another in Ethiopia in March.
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PARIS, June 17 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Monday it would supply parts for A320 jetliners made by its competitor Airbus to supply British Airways, the first such agreement by the U.S. planemaker to support an Airbus aircraft.
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Back then, Richmond's chief attraction for me was the international airport on Sea Island, where I'd pedal my 10-speed and imagine I was aboard one of the jetliners rising over the mud flats to the wider world.
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The move highlights how large players in the aviation industry like MUFG remain confident that more travelers will take to the skies and that airlines will buy more aircraft, despite signs that demand for new jetliners is falling.
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The year started slowly as problems with some suppliers left incomplete jetliners waiting at European plants, which led to a trebling of the seasonal outflow of cash to 3 billion euros in the first quarter, exceeding analyst expectations.
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LE BOURGET, France (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Monday it would supply parts for A320 jetliners made by its competitor Airbus to supply British Airways, the first such agreement by the U.S. planemaker to support an Airbus aircraft.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Chinese intelligence officers conspired with hackers and company insiders to break into private companies' computer systems and steal information on a turbo fan engine used in commercial jetliners, according to a U.S. indictment unsealed on Tuesday.
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Since 1975, five large jetliners have had major accidents in which bird strikes played a role, according to the Web site of Bird Strike Committee USA, a volunteer group dedicated to reducing the frequency and severity of the strikes.
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Boeing had previously attempted to package the two jets as part of a deal with Iran Air, the person familiar with the deal said, but the carrier decided against the 747-8 and Airbus A380, each company's biggest jetliners.
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Boeing had also attempted to package the two jets as part of a deal with Iran Air, the person familiar with the deal said, but the carrier decided against the 747-7473 and Airbus A380, each company's biggest jetliners.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether Boeing properly accounted for the costs and expected sales of two of its biggest jetliners, the 2787 and 21, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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At the same time, technical data was being transmitted from the plane automatically through its Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System, or Acars, which modern jetliners use to provide status updates to maintenance and operational centers on the ground.
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The London-based Evening Standard reported British and French prosecutors met last month to discuss the terms of a settlement deal known as a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA) following a probe into the use of middlemen to sell jetliners.
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Britain's Serious Fraud Office launched a bribery and fraud probe last year after Airbus notified it of discrepancies it had discovered in declarations it had made on the use of agents while applying for UK export credits for jetliners.
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Boeing, which headed into the final weeks of 2400 with a wide lead in orders over Airbus, is due to announce commercial data on Tuesday and is certain to hold onto its crown as the largest producer of jetliners.
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DOHA, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Gulf carrier Qatar Airways and Boeing will hold a news conference on Friday, a spokeswoman for Qatar Airways told Reuters on Wednesday, as a big sale of Boeing widebody jetliners looked close to being clinched.
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Yet, the one economic sector that meets the American appetite for raw materials, gadgets, high-tech equipment, cars, jetliners and "renewable" energy technologies that we take for granted — all of which are made from minerals and metals — is mining.
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"It is very hard to pick a winner out of those five shells, but there is no doubt they will cannibalize each other," said Aengus Kelly, chief executive of AerCap, the world's second-largest lessor of 103 MAX jetliners.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Thursday it is starting an investigation into claims by Boeing Co that Canadian plane maker Bombardier Inc dumped CSeries jetliners in the U.S. market and benefited unfairly from Canadian government subsidies.
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And there are doubts about the F.A.A.'s decision that pilots who had flown the plane's previous version would not need training on the automated flight-control system, which in both crashes may have forced the jetliners into dives.
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"Operating at a fraction of the costs of conventional jetliners, our Alice will redefine how people travel regionally and usher in a new era of flying that is quieter, cleaner and cost effective," Eviation CEO Omer Bar-Yohay said.
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The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus completed a deal on Thursday to sell 100 jetliners to Iran, a move described by both sides as a major step toward revitalizing Iran's aged commercial fleet after years of sanctions and economic isolation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The type of accounting Boeing Co uses to reflect the enormous upfront costs of building its jetliners is unusual among large U.S. corporations and leaves a lot of judgment up to the company, accounting experts said.
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Boeing's 737 MAX is the newest version of a jet that has been a fixture of passenger travel for decades and the cash cow of the world's largest aircraft maker, competing against Airbus SE's A320neo family of single-aisle jetliners.
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CFM, a joint venture of General Electric Co and Safran SA of France, said its backlog of LEAP engines, which power the Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo jetliners, now stands at more than 10,000 units valued at $140 billion.
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The comment from the head of the world's largest plane maker is the latest sign of pressure on aerospace suppliers to share the benefits from fast-rising demand for jetliners, highlighted by bullish market forecasts published by Boeing on Tuesday.
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Reuters reported on June 6 that Iran was edging towards a historic agreement to buy jetliners from Boeing for the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution and that a deal for more than 100 aircraft could be reached fairly soon.
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FLIGHT SHAMING Private jets account for less than 0.1% of total annual carbon emissions globally, but can emit, on average, up to 20 times more carbon emissions per passenger mile than jetliners, according to the London-based private charter firm Victor.
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Boeing deal will send 100 new jetliners to Iran ...But European banks don't Less eager to invest have been European banks, despite personal reassurances from U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry that it is safe to start working with Iran again.
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The department commented after Iran said it had reached an agreement with Boeing Co. for the supply of jetliners, reopening the country's skies to new U.S. aircraft for the first time in decades under an international deal to ease sanctions.
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It may take some time for new jetliners, which carry a list price of $100 million, to work their way through final testing and delivery, when an airline hands over the bulk of the money for a plane it ordered.
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SEATTLE, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Boeing Co shares dropped on Tuesday after United Continental Holdings said it will cancel orders for 2737 Boeing 2700 jetliners worth nearly $2737 billion at list prices, and buy newer 7377 models for delivery in later years.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co is looking ahead to a brave new world where jetliners fly without pilots and aims to test some of the technology next year, the world's biggest plane maker said in a briefing ahead of the Paris Airshow.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co expects to deliver roughly as many 737 narrowbody jetliners in September as the company delivered in August as it works to bounce back from a manufacturing logjam triggered by supplier delays, its CEO said on Wednesday.
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Despite worries over the economy, Enders insisted the commercial aircraft market still had good momentum, allowing the company to breathe more easily over its goal of selling at least as many jetliners as the 650 it plans to deliver this year.
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Agreements for Iran to buy more than 200 jetliners from Boeing and Airbus, the most prominent commercial outcomes of the nuclear accord reached a year ago, face delays that could reduce or even unravel them, aviation lawyers and analysts said.
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The proposal builds on efforts to knit together a once faction-ridden company and mark an end to what Enders described in the past as "fiefdoms" inside the group, whose products range from jetliners to satellites and choppers to fighter jets.
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Boeing said on Thursday that it planned to take over the commercial jet business of the Brazilian aerospace company Embraer, a move into smaller jetliners that mirrors a deal last fall by rival Airbus to join in a partnership with Bombardier.
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You can be forgiven for wondering what enormous telephoto lens David Rothenberg had to use to get those eye-popping, up-close shots he likes to take of jetliners as they come in for a landing at La Guardia Airport.
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Reuters reported on June 6 that Iran was edging towards a historic deal to buy jetliners from Boeing for the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution and that a deal for more than 100 aircraft could be reached fairly soon.
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TOKYO, Feb 25 (Reuters) - As Tokyo prepares to greet overseas visitors to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in July, some city residents are upset about the more than 100 low flying jetliners a day that will bring them to the city.
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But the property, formerly a military airport, also contains an industrial park, a United States Department of Agriculture animal inspection center, three air cargo operators, an Air National Guard base and a runway long enough to handle the largest jetliners.
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Reuters reported on June 6 that Iran was edging toward a historic agreement to buy jetliners from Boeing for the first time since the 1979 Islamic Revolution and that a deal for more than 100 aircraft could be reached fairly soon.
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I came to know the boardwalk, the cheek-by-jowl bungalows, the bagel shops and barnacle-encrusted jetty rocks, the ivory gulls with their sidelong appraising looks, the jetliners passing overhead in the clear autumn skies, headed for Kennedy Airport.
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Tarapore told Reuters in an interview last week that DAE was in talks to buy a near-record total of 400 jetliners from Airbus and Boeing in an order that could be worth more than $40 billion at list prices.
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Air Lease said it had flexibility for taking 737 MAX 8 and 9 variants and expected to take delivery between 2020 and 2024, though most of the jetliners would likely be delivered during the latter portion of that time frame.
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N), the world's largest maker of jetliners, which argued its business was hurt because Bombardier received illegal government subsidies and dumped the CSeries in the United States through the 2900 sale of 22 jets at "absurdly low prices" to Delta Air Lines (DAL.
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N), the world's largest maker of jetliners, which said its business was hurt because Bombardier received illegal government subsidies and dumped the CSeries in the United States through the 2016 sale of 23 jets at "absurdly low prices" to Delta Air Lines (DAL.
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The European planemaker said on Friday it had delivered 21000 of the upgraded medium-haul jetliners in July, bringing total A320neo-family deliveries so far this year to 68, just a third of the full-year target of 200 for that model.
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Boeing this week said that it's testing a software fix for an automated flight-control system it added to the Max jetliners that was implicated in two crashes — one in Indonesia in October and another in Ethiopia in March — that killed 24 people.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co's South Carolina plant, where it assembles 787 wide-body jetliners, was set to reopen operations on Sunday night following a lifting of evacuation orders for coastal areas threatened by deadly storm Florence, a Boeing spokesperson said on Sunday.
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Airbus, which employs 14,000 people in Britain and builds most wings for its jetliners there, said in June a 'no-deal' exit would cost it billions of euros and force it to reconsider its investments and "long-term footprint" in the country.
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This week, prosecutors announced an indictment against 10 defendants, including two Chinese intelligence officers and other computer hackers and co-conspirators, who are all accused of breaking into American company computers to steal data on a turbo fan engine used in commercial jetliners.
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The 737 MAX is the newest version of Boeing's best-selling 737 family that has been a fixture of passenger travel for decades and the cash cow of the world's largest aircraft maker, competing against Airbus SE's A320neo family of single-aisle jetliners.
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SEATTLE, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Boeing expects to deliver roughly as many 737 narrowbody jetliners in September as the company delivered in August as it works to bounce back from a manufacturing logjam triggered by supplier delays, its chief executive officer said on Wednesday.
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With fewer single-aisle jets retired to aviation boneyards, there's a risk of a glutted market as Boeing and Airbus boost monthly output of single-aisle jetliners to about 8007 apiece by the end of the decade from the present pace of 2700.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Aircraft financier Amedeo said on Monday it had agreed a partnership with the owners of Intrepid Aviation Holdings, in a deal bringing together two leasing firms that have bet their futures on the high-stakes market for wide-body jetliners.
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Aircraft leasing firm Air Lease converted 15 of its ordered 737 Max jets to five 787 Dreamliners, double-aisle planes that are used for longer routes such as trips between the U.S. and Asia and which cost more than single-aisle jetliners.
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Three times in recent decades it has been the center of terror: residents recount the 19753 bombing of the World Trade Center that left six dead and the collapse of the twin towers after they were struck by hijacked jetliners in 2001.
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S. engine maker, owned by General Electric and France's Safran, has been competing with the airline's existing engine supplier, Pratt & Whitney, to provide the power for 280 twin-engine A320-family jetliners already on order from Airbus by the Delhi-based budget carrier.
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American Airlines said in a statement that it had not had any similar problems with the 16 Max 8 jetliners it is currently flying, but that it had been unaware of the issues with the way the emergency anti-stall system works.
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MONTREAL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Europe and the United States tried to bridge differences over emissions standards for aircraft on Sunday as global aviation leaders prepared to adopt new rules that could affect Boeing Co and Airbus Group's production of the largest jetliners and freighters.
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With the lifting of sanctions after its nuclear deal with the West, Tehran has gone shopping this week, bringing its checkbook and a long list of items it had been unable to acquire for years, like jetliners and European cars, and pharmaceuticals and metals.
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OSLO, June 15 (Reuters) - Norwegian Air Shuttle expects to take delivery of its first two 737 MAX jetliners from Boeing on June 29, and plans to exercise further options for the aircraft to boost its fleet renewal, the budget carrier told Reuters on Thursday.
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The deal could be a shot in the arm for Airbus in its race against Boeing in Japan, where the latter is a bigger player with its strong ties to local aerospace firms such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industries that build significant portions of its jetliners.
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The company, which builds wings for jetliners in Britain, will set up a response team if Britain does vote to leave the EU, but until then Kahn said there was not a clear picture of the alternative to membership of the bloc, making planning difficult.
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Earlier this week, prosecutors announced an indictment against 10 defendants, including two Chinese intelligence officers and other computer hackers and co-conspirators who are all accused of breaking into American company computers to steal data on a turbo fan engine used in commercial jetliners.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus Group is on "good track" to meet its target of selling at least as many jetliners as it delivers this year, after this month's Farnborough Airshow accelerated what had been a slow start in 2016 orders, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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IranAir's planned purchase includes 50 narrow-body 737 MAX 8 jetliners and 30 of the wide-body 777 jet family, split equally between the current-generation 777-300ER and the future 777-9: a 406-seat twin-engined jet due to enter service in 2020.
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NEW YORK, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Boeing Co's South Carolina plant, where it assembles 787 wide-body jetliners, was set to reopen operations on Sunday night following a lifting of evacuation orders for coastal areas threatened by deadly storm Florence, a Boeing spokesperson said on Sunday.
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That is the most efficient way for jetliners to fly, and it is safe, but pilots prefer to rely on autopilot systems in those conditions because if they were to ever lose control of the plane, it could be hard to regain, Mr. Mann said.
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PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The United States has begun unblocking deals by Western giants to sell jetliners to Iran in a move likely to ease complaints from Tehran over implementation of last year's sanctions deal, but test conservative opposition to the deals in both nations.
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While the announcement that Airbus and Boeing will provide dozens of jetliners to Iranian carriers garnered worldwide headlines last month, the deal that AT&T clinched in March, making it the only American provider to offer phone service in Iran, flew under the radar.
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FARNBOROUGH, England (Reuters) - Aerospace firms are setting out wares from luxury jets to lethal drones at back-to-back British air shows this week, hoping trade tensions will not deter airlines from buying jetliners even as geopolitical uncertainty allows them to sell more weapons.
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Chicago-based Boeing calls itself the top U.S. exporter and delivered more than one out of every four jetliners it made last year to customers in China, where it forecasts demand for 7,700 new airplanes over the next 20 years valued at $1.2 trillion.
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DUBAI, April 11 (Reuters) - A delegation from U.S. planemaker Boeing has visited Iran to discuss sales of jetliners and the terms of a possible contract, the secretary of Iran's Aviation Companies Association was quoted as saying by the state news agency IRNA on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he hoped Boeing Co can figure out whatever problem might exist with its 737 MAX jetliners and that a U.S. decision to ground them would only have to be in place for a short time.
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Chicago-based Boeing calls itself the top U.S. exporter and has delivered more than one out of every four jetliners it made last year to customers in China, where it forecasts demand for 7,700 new airplanes over the next 20 years valued at $1.2 trillion.
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Of all the headlines about Greta Thunberg's U.S. tour this fall, one that traveled widely was this: The newly minted Time 2320 Person of the Year made her way from her native Sweden to America via sailboat, because she thinks jetliners emit too much carbon.
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Both companies are speeding up production at their factories to chip away at the large backlog of orders for new jetliners, created over the past few years as airlines want new, fuel-efficient planes to cope with a surge in demand for air travel.
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At the moment that the Camaro struck the McCoy family's Mazda, it was traveling at 154 miles per hour — nearly four times the 40 mph speed limit, or roughly "the speed at which jetliners take off," Mr. Sini said following Mr. Turner's sentencing on Tuesday.
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Such an order would be worth about $11 billion at list prices if Iran Air bought only Boeing 737 single-aisle jetliners, and perhaps twice that much if it included a significant number of twin-aisle planes such as the 777 or 787 Dreamliner.
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The story of the change to that system, and how it came to play a central role in the Lion Air crash, shows how safety on modern jetliners is shaped by a complex combination of factors, including fierce industry competition, technological advances and pilot training.
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At the moment that the Camaro struck the McCoy family's Mazda, it was traveling at 154 miles per hour — nearly four times the 40 mph speed limit, or roughly "the speed at which jetliners take off," Mr. Sini said following Mr. Turner's sentencing on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Facing pressure from President Donald Trump to cut the cost of new Air Force One aircraft, the U.S. Air Force is negotiating with Boeing to purchase two 230-8 jetliners that were built for a Russian airline that went bankrupt before they were delivered.
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WASHINGTON, March 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he hoped Boeing Co can figure out whatever problem might exist with its 737 MAX jetliners and that a U.S. decision to ground them would only have to be in place for a short time.
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HURDLES The strategy to streamline plane certifications faces hurdles in the coming months as the FAA and other global regulators investigate whether Boeing's processes are flawed after the MAX crashes, and as the Chicago-based planemaker seeks to reassure the flying public that its jetliners are safe.
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PARIS, July 27 (Reuters) - Airbus Group is on "good track" to meet its target of selling at least as many jetliners as it delivers this year, after this month's Farnborough Airshow accelerated what had been a slow start in 2016 orders, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
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The strategy to streamline plane certifications faces hurdles in the coming months as the FAA and other global regulators investigate whether Boeing's processes are flawed after the MAX crashes, and as the Chicago-based planemaker seeks to reassure the flying public that its jetliners are safe.
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SEATTLE, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Tuesday it plans to add extra staff and hire "a few hundred" additional temporary employees at a facility in Moses Lake, Washington, where it is storing 737 MAX jetliners, the fast-selling model grounded in the wake of deadly crashes.
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He wanted to be like Yousef, the Kashmiri Yousef, but even Yousef, who had shocked America— who had almost toppled a building that seemed to snick heaven like a finger, who had tried to blow up jetliners over the Pacific and kill the pope—even Yousef was fallible.
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Bose, which has been working on active noise cancellation with automakers including Nissan and General Motors since 2010, says the technology is necessarily more complex than that employed in the company's familiar noise-canceling headphones, which some travelers wear on jetliners to block the steady droning of engines.
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Boeing took a nearly $5 billion after-tax charge in the second quarter of last year to compensate airlines for the grounding of the 737 Max but costs continue to grow as federal regulators have repeatedly said they have no firm timeline to allow the jetliners to fly again.
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The case follows a petition by Boeing, the world's largest maker of jetliners, which argued its business was hurt because Bombardier received illegal government subsidies and dumped the CSeries in the United States through the 2900 sale of 22 jets at "absurdly low prices" to Delta Air Lines.
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Crash investigators in the two disasters — a Lion Air flight that went down in Indonesia, killing all 189 aboard in October, and an Ethiopian Airlines jet that crashed shortly after takeoff, killing the 157 people on board in March — implicated a flight-control software Boeing added to the jetliners.
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Officials noticed the panel was missing from the Boeing 747, one of two jetliners used by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for foreign trips, after it flew from Tokyo to its base on the northern island of Hokkaido on Thursday, a spokesman for the Japan Air Self Defence Force (ASDF) said.
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For much of the week, the jet stream — the fast-moving current of air at the top of the troposphere, where jetliners cruise — has carved a path that has directed two atmospheric rivers into the U.S. The first has steered badly needed rain and mountain snow to drought-plagued California.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co said on Tuesday it plans to add extra staff and hire "a few hundred" temporary employees at an airport in Washington state where it is storing many grounded 737 MAX jetliners, a key step in its best-case plan for resuming deliveries to airline customers in October.
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It would end the string of temporary measures that have required constant lobbying by groups trying to avert an interruption in benefits to help those sickened by toxic materials released into the atmosphere and ground following the impact of commercial jetliners that were hijacked and flown directly into the twin towers.
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Following are the share buyback and dividend announcements made by U.S. companies since the essence of the tax bill was agreed : - Boeing raises dividend by 20 pct to $1.71 per share and establishes new $2.03 billion repurchase program; the world's biggest maker of jetliners in October reported third-quarter earnings of $3.06 per share.
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A Boeing engineer was concerned that the troubled 737 Max, years before it came to market, had a flight-control system that lacked sufficient safeguards, according to a document released Wednesday during a tense hearing in the House where lawmakers hammered the manufacturer's CEO over two fatal crashes of the jetliners, and repeatedly asked why he hasn't resigned or given up his pay.
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While commercial aircraft sales have been booming during an unprecedented 13-year surge in orders that has left Airbus and Boeing with backlogs of more than 13,000 jetliners, analysts have cautioned that slowing air traffic could force aircraft makers to reverse production increases... The two-year uptick in Pentagon spending on new aircraft, missiles and other defense equipment is also running out of steam, with analysts projecting muted growth over the next several years.
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Airbus has a $403 billion deal to provide 118 jetliners to Iran's state airline company; Peugeot returned with a 400 million euro ($435 million) deal to update its factory and begin manufacturing cars; the Renault-Nissan alliance is in aggressive talks with local partners Saipa and Iran Khodro to expand car manufacturing; and Italian and French mining companies, including Persiana Metalica and Fiault, are in talks to invest more than 5 billion euros in aluminum and steel projects, according to Iranian news sources, which also reported that Chinese firms are negotiating to finance coal production.
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