It's not just safety of the planes, it's safety of getting on the planes, safety within the planes.
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Even now we're contemplating electric planes and solar powered planes.
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Change Trains to Planes Planes are much faster than trains.
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It is all 737 planes, not just 737 Max planes.
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I look today and I see Russian planes circling our planes.
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They want to see the new planes and the old planes.
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Private planes are designed to be more luxurious and comfortable than commercial planes.
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It brought three Max planes from Florida to Canada after the planes were grounded, a spokeswoman said, and has since ferried the planes across Canada for maintenance.
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I ride a lot of planes, I know you take a lot of planes.
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The bigger planes, putting more people on planes, you may not like that, Jason, but that helps with efficiency in terms of having fewer planes in the sky.
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Both planes used the same software The planes were equipped with automated flight software called the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), a relatively new feature to Boeing's Max planes.
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Deliveries of executive jets rose slightly to 22 planes from 20 planes a year earlier.
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"Now suppose five extra planes arrive, so that 15 planes are waiting," Professor Keller said.
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The NG planes were manufactured a generation earlier than the Max planes that were grounded.
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These Stinson "Detroiter" planes were the first closed-cabin planes used by a commercial airline.
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Boeing is also facing issues with some of its other planes, including problems with the GE engines in its 777x planes and possible wing defects on some of its planes.
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Airbus has a backlog of 7,207 planes, close to 5,800 for planes in the A320 line.
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The delicate areas of the planes were the ones not showing up in the surviving planes.
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And whereas commercial planes have gotten less luxurious over the years, planes carrying horses have improved.
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American planes are conducting mid-air refuelings of coalition war planes that regularly target civilian infrastructure.
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JetSuiteX, which offers scheduled semi-private service, will eventually replace retired Embraer 135 planes with the Zunum planes, JetSuite's CEO, Alex Wilcox, said, touting potential fuel savings from the hybrid planes.
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At present Indonesia operates Lockheed Martin C-130 transporter planes and Spanish CASA planes built under licence.
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The deal is for 32 new planes and 18 upgrades of previous commitments to buy A320neo planes.
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Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor with torpedo planes, bombers and fighter planes on the morning of Dec.
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Planes collide Two float planes collided in midair in Alaska, killing four people and injuring several others.
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Customers who have already received 737 Max planes can retrofit the planes with that feature for free.
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Southwest used multiple contractors to conduct reviews of the planes' maintenance records when it bought the planes.
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You know, we were looking at planes that were old and tired, 50-, 60-year old planes.
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This has been a bad year for canines on planes, especially planes bearing the logo of United Airlines.
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Unfortunately, there only 15 planes outfitted with 2Ku and most of them are Delta planes, which isn't much.
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US planes sank four of Japan's aircraft carriers and a cruiser, and downed dozens of its fighter planes.
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Referring to the CSeries planes, she said, "There is a little piece of every Quebecer in those planes."
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Southwest Airlines has 34 of the planes in a fleet of about 750 planes, also removed the planes from its schedules through August, resulting in about 160 flights removed from the schedule each day.
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Lockheed records revenue on the planes as they build the aircraft; the company is still building lot 9 planes.
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As Ryanair exclusively uses Boeing planes, Alitalia staff would be required to maintain the 90 Airbus planes, he said.
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The planes were eventually seized but, before the business was sold, TSI contracted out planes to the U.S. Army.
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So those planes' assembly lines, and their suppliers, are going slow, even as the output of smaller planes soars.
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Putin said Russian planes flew at times with identifying transponders off, but NATO planes did it much more often.
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Deliveries of executive jets rose slightly to 22 planes from 20 planes in the same period a year earlier.
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Planes like the GL-10, Helios, E-Fan, and Solar Impulse have already demonstrated the feasibility of electric planes.
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IAI, a market leader in converting passenger planes into freighters, declined to say how many companies operate these planes.
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Since then the company sold all its planes and was using leased planes to fly to several European destinations.
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Planes fly over the island, and I think that she timed it out so she knows when planes fly over.
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Demand for new planes remains good, he added, saying AerCap had sold out of new planes for delivery until 2019.
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The FAA certifies the airworthiness of manned planes, and major modifications such as mounting guns to planes require new inspections.
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Last month, Airbus delivered 40 narrow-body A320 planes, seven A330s, seven A350 wide-body planes and only one A380.
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Freighter fleets are also increasingly competing with passenger planes as new planes offer more space in their holds for cargo.
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Southwest had more Max planes in its fleet than any other airline in the world before the planes were grounded.
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"You get a bunch of fucking planes, big fucking planes that spray shit, and you drop LSD 25," he says.
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Boeing added the flight-control software, known as MCAS, to give the planes the feel of older 737 Max planes.
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While the company works to get the planes re-certified by the FAA, the parked planes have found a fan base on Twitter and Instagram where photos showcase the massive scale of the planes and the grounding.
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"There is evidence that planes that were flying that attacked the people of Turkey and the parliament were refueled while in the air from planes at Incirlik, not ours but from Turkish planes at Incirlik," Kerry said.
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"We're going to have planes going overhead -- the best fighter jets in the world and other planes, too," Trump said Monday.
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The airlines that have the planes in their fleets have canceled flights that would have used the planes into next year.
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Tracking corporate planes as an M&A indicator was popular in the 1990s, but companies began masking planes as a result.
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A Port Authority spokesman said planes were not taking off as precautionary searching continued, but planes were landing, NBC News said.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS WILL NOT MARKET MAX PLANES DIFFERENTLY; HAS NOT HAD ANY DISCUSSION WITH BOEING ABOUT HOW MAX PLANES NAMED
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Some pilots reported seeing Japanese military planes in their vicinity, but the planes moved on, apparently thinking they were Japanese aircraft.
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The Russian airline never received the planes; they were flight-tested but never delivered, and instead the planes sat in storage.
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It said its fleet consists of 96 planes, including two Boeing 737 Max, the only such planes owned by Russian carriers.
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It delivered 239 planes in the first six months of the year, 150 fewer than its European rival Airbus' 389 planes.
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This was back when we had only six planes, four of them prop planes, flying from our headquarters in Hong Kong.
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More fuel-efficient planes, wider use of biofuels and ensuring that planes fly at full capacity would help to limit emissions.
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Passenger planes normally carry about half the world's air cargo in their bellies, with the remainder hauled in dedicated freighter planes.
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That's partly because we journalists have a bias toward bad news: We cover planes that crash, not planes that take off.
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The move does not ground planes but could lead to some planes being grounded if issues are found, USA Today reported.
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Until the planes are cleared to fly, Boeing has a growing backlog of planes under construction that it can&apost deliver.
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In a major war, it would take time to ramp up production of fighters, bombers, attack planes, transports, and other planes.
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It said its fleet consisted of 96 planes, including two Boeing 737 MAX, the only such planes owned by Russian carriers.
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Finally, in 2009, the FAA alleged that US Airways and United Airlines had flown planes multiple times—in one case eight planes on a total of 1,647 flights—despite the fact that the planes were in an unsafe condition.
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Even after it gets the planes back in the air, it will have to make deliveries of new planes to its customers.
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He loves dogs, planes and dogs on planes, which is essential if you're going to be with an on-the-go comedian.
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But not surprisingly, given that spy planes tend to fly in tight circles, it put most weight on the planes' turning rates.
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It will use older 747s and other planes now flown on those routes to replace smaller planes on other routes, adding capacity.
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Last year, production at the facility stood at 42 planes per month, with a goal of 47 planes per month in 2017.
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The airline will have just 10 long-haul planes and 18 short-haul planes by 2020, making it smaller than its rivals.
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NASA has been doing this research for X-planes for some time, and it'll be awhile before these experimental planes are ready.
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They duck into buildings when the planes fly overhead, he says, because "we know about the machine guns firing from the planes".
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And while Airbus has released all-electric planes that have successfully flown, fully electric passenger planes remain a distant prospect for now.
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It is exhibiting 165 planes and will include aerial displays where passenger planes, fighter jets, and helicopters will soar above attendees' heads.
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One order for 20 planes came from an undisclosed buyer while a Kazakhstan-based airline put in another one for 30 planes.
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Kaiser's sharp-edged, transparent planes feel shattered; something powerful and invisible has struck, and the planes are shooting outward or tumbling down.
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Ethiopian Airlines grounded all of its 13 Max 8 planes, and China and Indonesia ordered the grounding of all 737 Max planes.
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Small planes will electrify 'much more aggressively' The first aircraft to go all electric will be small fix-winged planes, Holzinger said.
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Boeing's 7373 Max planes were grounded indefinitely in the United States on March 13 after two of the planes had fatal crashes.
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Will there be a shortage of planes or higher ticket prices if the 737 MAX planes are not allowed to fly soon?
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"The contract with the Airbus has been finalised ... the planes will be delivered to Iran as soon as possible within four years ... Tehran will pay for the planes in 10 years ... all the planes will be new ones," state TV said.
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At present, one of the largest confirmed orders for 747-8 model planes is 14 planes from United Parcel Service for $5.3 billion.
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I always recommend to fly without makeup on; even if the planes are private planes, there's environmental pollution that clogs up the skin.
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At the same time, the four-engine planes used by the Allies could drop much heavier bombs than the twin-engine German planes.
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Zero gravity planes look like any other planes, but have some of their seats removed to give space for passengers to float around.
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Boeing has developed a software fix for the planes but regulators have not said when they will allow the planes to fly again.
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The startup had to cover payroll while also renting planes from partners, planes that use a lot of fuel and required skilled pilots.
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Ryanair, which flies a fleet of exclusively Boeing planes, had not flown the Max planes it ordered before the plane model was grounded.
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Delta Air Lines, which ordered 75 CSeries planes, said after the announcement that it looked forward to introducing the planes into its fleet.
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Currently there are 11 dedicated — so far unbranded — planes flying for Amazon with the additional planes rolling out over the next few years.
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Boeing has prepared software fixes for the planes, but regulators have not yet said when the planes will be permitted to fly again.
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But the planes and engines all have unique identifying numbers, and American officials are confident that they and Boeing can track the planes.
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That has meant pre-merger United flight attendants working exclusively on legacy United planes, and the former Continental flight attendants on Continental planes.
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This ferrying process has left planes spread around the world, with most airlines unable to keep their fleet of 737 Max planes together.
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And the German Luftwaffe two-engine planes couldn't carry the much larger bombs the Allied forces could haul in their four-engine planes.
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Newer rules instituted in the 183s meant that newer planes like the Boeing 737 were about 10 decibels quieter than older planes flying overhead.
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Amazon has a few dozen planes flying several hundred flights per week while UPS and Fedex have hundreds of planes flying thousands of flights.
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"We will operate 10 planes when we start services and expand to 40 or 50 planes by the end of next year," Quyet said.
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The airline said last month it would purchase up to 30 B787-9 planes from Boeing, as well as another 30 A350-900 planes.
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Premerger United flight attendants work only on legacy United airplanes, and premerger Continental flight attendants work exclusively on "Continental" planes, rebranded as United planes.
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The company and the agency both maintained the planes were safe in the days after the crash, even as multiple countries grounded the planes.
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The five-day event sees everything from passenger planes to fighter jets perform while industry representatives and private billionaires tour planes and make deals.
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This year's show expects almost 90,000 people and has 165 planes on show, including the world's largest passenger plane, private planes, and fighter jets.
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In addition to working with startups on small planes for short routes, airlines and manufacturers are looking toward a future of mainline electric planes.
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I mean, if you think about when planes were invented, the idea that planes would be flying every hour everywhere was probably pretty crazy.
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Safe Return will also be available on Piper planes that use Garmin's G3000 avionics system, as well as future planes designed to accommodate it.
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The readiness of Air Force planes was on the decline before Trump took office, but "we weren't flying half our planes" is an exaggeration.
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Sensors inside of planes, for example, help maintenance workers more easily secure the aircraft and make sure that the planes comply with FAA guidelines.
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Russian and Syrian planes are marked with yellow and orange icons; American and allied planes are delineated in green while civilian aircraft are blue.
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Some small electric planes have completed test flights, but most of the focus is on hybrid planes, especially for higher capacity long distance flights.
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Long before two Boeing 737 Max planes crashed, the F.A.A. faced scrutiny over its policy to allow manufacturers authority in certifying their own planes.
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Worldwide, 133 NG and 179 Max planes are affected, and of those, 32 NG and 33 Max planes are in the U.S., the FAA said.
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Amazon already has 40 leased cargo planes and has signed an agreement to induct 10 more planes into the fleet in the next two years.
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The aircraft maker said some of its 737 planes, including many of the now-grounded 737 Max planes, may have faulty parts on their wings.
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SpiceJet, which has 12 MAX 8s and another 155 MAX planes on order, said it expects to complete the grounding of those planes on Wednesday.
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All three Latin American airlines that operate MAX 8 planes -- Brazil's Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes, Aerolineas Argentinas and Aeromexico -- grounded their planes following the crash.
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SpiceJet, which has 7373 MAX 8s and another 155 MAX planes on order, said it expects to complete the grounding of those planes on Wednesday.
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It is not known what the ships were carrying or how much equipment has been flown out in giant cargo planes accompanying returning war planes.
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Qantas on Thursday said it found cracks in one of its 737NG planes and planned to repair it while inspecting 33 other planes this week.
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Soon enough, twin-engine planes were taking over routes over both oceans and serving destinations once only served by planes with more than two engines.
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"In fact, there are more planes than pilots, and most of the planes on board are not made for ground attack," Kofman told the Guardian.
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He said pressure to produce planes and issues with obtaining parts meant the employees assembling the planes were overworked and at risk of making mistakes.
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He described seeing "Syrian regime planes, Russian planes and helicopters" overhead, with so many at a time that it was like watching a military parade.
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"Norway just purchased 22 fighter planes from Lockheed, valued at up to $200 million apiece," she said, noting that the planes were made in Fort Worth.
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Creflo Dollar and this fellow Kenneth Copeland also have private planes, and they are on TV defending why they need private planes to spread the Gospel.
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These planes come with large overhead bins, more spacious seats and bigger cabins than some of the older and more cramped regional planes some flyers dread.
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Ryanair is currently receiving around 50 planes a year from Boeing and O'Leary said he would consider adding more planes than scheduled in 2018 or 2019.
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It also leased more planes, which can be more costly, to ensure it had enough capacity after Boeing delayed deliveries of its upgraded 737 MAX planes.
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Boeing's total commercial order book had just over 5,700 planes through April, with the Asia market identified as having about 1,300 planes and China having 323.
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The Air Force needs 20,000 pilots minimum to fly its wide range of aircraft, including fighter jets, helicopters, transport planes, support attack planes and cargo aircraft.
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India has ordered 36 planes from Dassault Aviation as part of a modernization program of the air force which is phasing out its Soviet-era planes.
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It is deploying narrow body 737 Max planes on transatlantic routes and has converted some Airbus orders to larger A321neo planes that can fly longer routes.
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But rules allowing more planes in the sky and new technology allowing planes to fly longer distances to bypass these hub airports undermined the business case.
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Airbus confirmed that it received a license for an initial sale of 17 planes, part of a larger deal that involves a total of 118 planes.
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"Our fighter planes took normal tactical measures, identifying the models of the Chinese planes and flying aerial surveillance until they left," the South Korean statement said.
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It's also unclear if the US was involved in refueling planes for the attack, Jacques said, because the military doesn't track where the coalition planes go.
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That system was installed in the Max 8 planes as a way of preventing stalls, and it works by forcing the nose of the planes down.
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But months after the planes were flying, company engineers realized that the warning light worked only on planes whose customers had bought a different, optional indicator.
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" • "But months after the planes were flying, company engineers realized that the warning light worked only on planes whose customers had bought a different, optional indicator.
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New York (CNN Business)As countries and airlines around the globe ground their 87 Max planes, Boeing continues to claim its planes are safe to fly.
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Ryanair also does not have much spare capacity, given its planes are around 95 percent full, he said, although they are growing with new planes coming.
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Both the CS100 and larger CS300 planes were part of the discussions, though the final mix of Bombardier planes is unclear, one of the sources said.
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Only five planes could unload passengers at a time, Mr. Becker said, quoting the pilot, and his flight was 26th in line out of 303 planes.
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Each country would have a chance to vie for contracts and maintenance with the planes, meaning that buying the planes could come with huge economic benefits.
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Lufthansa has said that it will honour conditions set out by the European Commission under which it must transfer planes to any alternative Niki purchaser, whether by transferring planes it has already leased to the buyer or offering to lease or sell planes it has purchased.
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You can pack lighter so that planes don't have to burn as much fuel or, if you're extra brave, you can fly airlines like Spirit that fit more people on their planes (which essentially decreases the amount of planes being used but also the level of comfort).
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Boeing (BA), which is already under pressure over the safety of its 737 Max planes, would be in trouble if China were to stop buying its planes.
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The airline will look to increase usage of newer planes to about 11 hours from eight hours and take out planes with high maintenance costs, he added.
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The airline operates 56 Airbus planes and conducts 385 flights daily within Vietnam and overseas, with dozens more planes in the pipeline with both Airbus and Boeing.
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Once the MAX is recertified, airlines will presumably be happy to take delivery of the planes that they have ordered and resume their bookings of new planes.
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Then it turned to Western manufacturers including France, United Kingdom and in recent years Israel and the United States for expensive combat planes, missiles and surveillance planes.
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The carrier would not hire additional pilots and cabin crews for its new MAX planes "until we have clarity," on when the planes will fly, he said.
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They put as many planes in service as they can, which means fewer extra planes will be available to fill in for the missing 737 Max jets.
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Together the two disasters claimed 242 lives — everyone on board the two planes — and regulators have not said when they will allow the planes to fly again.
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The ICAO's recommendations do not cover shipment by cargo planes, and include a suggestion to lift any future ban if safer packaging suitable for planes is created.
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Southwest has 34 of the 737 Max planes in its fleet of some 750 aircraft while American has 24 in its fleet of more than 950 planes.
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Scrutiny is mounting on the FAA's certification of the planes and the anti-stall system Boeing added to the 737 MAX planes before they debuted in 2017.
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The carrier, which plans to grow its fleet from about 27 planes to 80 by 2020, also has an option for eight additional 737 MAX 8 planes.
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"It was like there was coordination between the planes and the artillery shelling, because the shells were hitting the same locations that the planes hit," he said.
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All of the new planes will be from the A320neo range, making the Indian airline the world's biggest buyer of planes from Airbus's popular single-aisle family.
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Originally known as XS-planes for eXperimental Supersonic and later shortened to simply X, the X-planes are a family of experimental aircraft intended solely for research.
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Multiple airlines around the world have grounded Boeing 737 Next Generation planes in recent weeks after the manufacturer announced a cracking problem in the planes' pickle forks.
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Every flight that we fly, we're communicating that information directly to air traffic control, so they know where our planes are; they know where other planes are.
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The planes, with four piston-driven engines, lack the electronic equipment of modern aircraft, and only 16 such planes remain registered in the United States, officials said.
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Brussels Airlines, which also serves many African destinations, sent five empty planes to Africa to bring back passengers and is rerouting two planes from Africa to Zurich.
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Even if the FAA approves the planes, airlines will have to take mothballed planes that have been grounded since March and train thousands of Boeing 737 pilots.
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Close to 400 Max planes were in global fleets when regulators grounded the planes in mid-March after two fatal crashes in a span of five months.
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But UPS' affinity for them is helping keep the planes alive, even if they are a tiny portion of Boeing's order book of more than 5,800 planes.
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"We could see planes touching wings and planes having to cross runways to reach the piers, which are all safety concerns," the group said in a statement.
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It is now installing the seats on Boeing 777-200 planes and plans to retrofit most of its other wide-body planes by the end of 2018.
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On Thursday local media reported that the airline had grounded ten more planes due to unpaid leasing fees and was now only operating 14 planes for international flights.
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Delta's fleet never included the Boeing 737 Max 8 planes that were involved in two deadly crashes, but the Atlanta-based company has plenty of other Boeing planes.
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The attack on the naval base by Japanese torpedo planes, bombers and fighter planes drew the United States into World War Two when it declared war on Japan.
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We already know that planes can be turned into weapons when hijackers are on board, but what happens when terrorists can remotely hijack planes through their autonomous systems?
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When the planes arrived in Puerto Rico, supplies were distributed, and the planes carried injured and sick victims back to the United States — including children and cancer patients.
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Over the weekend, American Airlines joined United Airlines in removing the planes from their schedules through early November, the fourth time it's delayed the planes' projected return date.
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Creating planes that are both fast and environmentally friendly is a key goal for the aviation industry, and the way that planes are being designed is also changing.
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They said private chartered planes were going to take us to the island for the festival, but it was regular planes—Swiss airlines—and my flight was delayed.
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Currently, Chinese carriers launch planes using a use a different, less advanced system, known as the ski-jump, meaning planes rely on their own power when lifting off.
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Alaska has USB ports for each seat on all of their planes, while many competing airlines only offer this luxury on some of their planes, according to Lifehacker.
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Though in April it cut its production rate to 42 planes per month from 52, it has had difficulty finding places to store the completed but undeliverable planes.
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Freighter fleets are also increasingly competing with the belly space in passenger planes, as travel demand booms and new planes provide more space in their holds for cargo.
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Though in April it cut its production rate to 42 planes per month from 52, it has had difficulty finding places to store the completed but undeliverable planes.
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"Note that China only put smaller planes on its retaliation list to the U.S. but excluded the 747 and other big planes," Hu said in a Tuesday report.
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Military analysts say the departing Su-24 and Su-25 planes, aging Soviet-era planes that have undergone some modernization, have been the workhorses of Russia's Syria campaign.
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Meanwhile, Amazon is expanding its own cargo air fleet, with 15 more planes joining its network and a goal of operating a total of 70 planes by 2021.
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The planes have been grounded around the world since March, when a second deadly crash by one of the planes killed 157 people on an Ethiopian Airlines flight.
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In "Samurai 6" (1982), Simpson uses enamel paint, which she slowly lightens from gray to white as it moves up a series of stacked planes and perforated planes.
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Russia routinely has demonstrated its displeasure with American military flights over Syria, the Baltics and the Black Sea by flying planes close to American ships and spy planes.
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On one side of the debate are advocates, including the ACLU, who say use of the planes — called "spy planes" by some — will be a drastic privacy invasion.
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Airbus, on the other hand, already sent Iran three planes and booked the $19 billion Iran Air order for 100 new planes as a part of its backlog.
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Boeing has developed a software fix for the planes after flight-control software that was erroneously activated repeatedly pushed the nose of the planes down before both crashes.
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Lufthansa plans to make an offer for up to 90 planes, including Niki's fleet and 38 crewed planes it already leases from Air Berlin, a source told Reuters.
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That committee will look at how effective the company is able to assure the "highest level of safety" for the Max planes, as well as Boeing's other planes.
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The carrier, which has 112 planes, plans to use proceeds from the IPO to fund longer-term leases more akin to owning planes, as well as general operations.
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Only so many planes can land at an airport in any given day, so Airbus reasoned that planes carrying more people would allow airports to absorb more passengers.
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The largest charge, for the Dreamliners, was due to the company's re-classifying two program planes as R&D planes, that were originally slated to be sold to customers.
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CFO Findlay said easyJet had exercised some deferral rights on Airbus planes as part of the switch to the larger planes in order to keep a lid on spending.
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Expectations of when the planes could return to service has continued to slip — no U.S. airline with Max planes in their fleet expect the jets back before next year.
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Second, complicating matters, some of the planes that the Syrian air force flies are the same model as some of the older Russian planes that are flying over Syria.
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Kerry said that the difficulty for U.S. planes accessing Incirlik may have been a result of planes flown in support of the coup using the air base to refuel.
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Boeing has prepared software fixes for the planes but regulators have not said when they will permit the planes to fly again, prompting carriers to cancel thousands of flights.
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Both planes' flight paths reportedly show the planes rising then descending then rising again before crashing, suggesting automated systems believed that the nose of the plane was too high.
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The planes will be found by tweaking schedules and extending leases, he said, adding that the potential deployment could increase up to 30 planes over the next 12 months.
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Practically overnight, the military went from operating just a few dozen specialized medical-evacuation planes to possessing more than a thousand planes capable of supporting the roll-on beds.
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In June, shortly after FedEx Corp said its planes would stop shuttling packages for the online retailer, Amazon Air announced plans to have 70 planes on lease by 2021.
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While Ryanair was not flying any of the 737 Max planes it had ordered before the crashes occurred, the grounding has delayed the deliveries of new planes to Ryanair.
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg touted the software upgrades to the company's 737 Max planes this week and said that he would trust the planes with his own family's safety.
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Airbus once forecast sales of more than 1,200 of the planes over 20 years; it has so far only delivered 193 planes and has orders for just 126 more.
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Ryanair, the biggest low-cost carrier in Europe, had ordered 135 of the 737 Max planes, with the first 58 of those planes due to arrive by summer 2020.
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Once the planes were airborne, the company says it started tracking them and collecting data, using signals from the planes' ADS-B transponders to correlate the passive sensor readings.
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It has supplied engines for large Boeing Co and Airbus SE planes, and is working on a new generation of engines for commercial planes and heavy-lift military helicopters.
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Boom also says they've optioned 15 additional planes to a European carrier that it declined to name, bringing the total value of the optioned planes up to $5 billion.
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But airlines' Boeing 737 Max planes remain scattered across airports and countries, with some unable to bring their entire fleets back together and many planes remaining far from home.
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"We would have to order new planes, whether Boeing or Airbus," O'Leary told Reuters, adding that Ryanair preferred to own its fleet, rather than lease planes, as Alitalia does.
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However, it has been unable to deliver planes to customers during the grounding, leading to a pileup of about 400 completed planes at its facilities, stretching its storage capabilities.
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Even if regulators deem the planes airworthy again, airlines need at least a month to train pilots and perform maintenance work on the planes before passengers can fly them.
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Boeing has notified the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of structural cracking in certain 737 Next Generation planes, prompting the FAA to order inspections of the planes, according to CNN.
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To70 found that 257 people were killed last year in crashes of large commercial planes, a figure that included deaths of people who were not flying on the planes.
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Regulators say they have no firm timeline to allow the planes to fly again, and U.S. airlines have taken the planes out of their schedules until at least April.
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Boeing this week said it doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the planes until midyear, meaning airlines won't have the planes in time for the lucrative summer season.
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The Irish low-cost carrier, which is the largest operator of Boeing planes in Europe, purchased 2307 2200 MAX planes in 22024 and took out options on 100 more.
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To get the maximum number of planes into and out of an airport, air traffic controllers frequently make tweaks to planes' paths that don't help for noise or efficiency.
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"They would guide those planes directly into the ships," Mr. Clark said of the planes, which he described as "flying bombs," in a 2011 interview with The Associated Press.
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Stomp Rocket Stunt Planes, available at Amazon, $23.99This cool plane toy includes a launchpad that requires kids to run, jump, and stomp, to send the planes into the air.
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One reason training procedures for large transport and cargo planes are being reviewed is crews aboard those planes are more likely to engage autopilot systems on long haul flights.
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The airline industry has some of the dirtiest hands in this, where people who deliver food to airlines, who clean the planes, clean your planes which is critical work.
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Aeroflot has ordered 20 Boeing 737 Max planes for its low cost subsidiary Pobeda and Boeing is scheduled to begin delivering the planes as soon as November this year.
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But the analysis says fighter planes and armed drones never left the ground and planes carrying the rescue teams did not take off until hours after the attack was over.
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Consultants Alix Partners estimates that of the current order backlog of around 13,000 planes, about 7-8 percent are for planes from new entrants, among them Russia, China and Japan.
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"We cut approximately $600 million off the F-235 fighter, and that only amounts to 235 planes out of close to 235,21 planes," Trump said speaking at the White House.
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His stance makes sense, given that, as he said, most of Delta's planes are Boeing planes, and if consumers are worried about Boeing jets, that could hurt Delta's bottom line.
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The slowdown in the plane's production reduces how efficiently Boeing can build the planes, because the fixed costs of building the planes can't be spread across as many as aircraft.
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Airlines and aircraft manufacturers say the air in planes is safe Despite their fears, the employees can't prove it: Airlines and aircraft manufacturers say the air in planes is safe.
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He did not say from which manufacturer the planes had been ordered but transport and works minister has previously told local media they had ordered the planes from Canada's Bombardier.
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PARIS, Nov 8 (Reuters) - ATR, the world's largest maker of turboprop planes, announced on Wednesday an order from FedEx Express for up to 50 of its 72-600F freighter planes.
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In the painted porcelain, "Sliding Planes" (210), which measures 8 1/4 by 10 5/8 by 553/4 inches, she fits together a group of soft and bendable planes.
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What is United Airlines going to do with the 14 Boeing 737 Max planes that are currently grounded and the 171 Boeing 737 Max planes that it has on order?
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Lufthansa's CEO said earlier that the carrier wanted to secure the 38 crewed planes it leases from Air Berlin, and was interested in a further 20-40 short-haul planes.
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On Monday, Boeing said it hopes to resume deliveries of the planes as early as next month, pending regulator approval of post-crash fixes the company made to the planes.
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Although the planes remained in use in the U.S., President Trump appeared to jump in on the speculation Tuesday when he tweeted that planes were getting too complicated to fly.
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Rules and regulations pertaining to smaller, private planes tend to be less stringent than those affecting commercial planes, because they do not put the same number of lives at risk.
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But Nature Air made a last-minute change and "instead of three, two-engine planes the group would be put on four, single-engine Cessna planes," Ms. Block Weissman said.
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It said the move would result in its grounding 138 of 147 planes at Singapore Airlines and regional arm SilkAir and 47 of 49 planes at low-cost carrier Scoot.
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As airlines have canceled flights and grounded planes due to the novel coronavirus, they've increasingly turned to the world's airports in their search for new places to store those planes.
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Why it matters: The use of surveillance planes has been a controversial topic in Baltimore since 2016, when Bloomberg reported private surveillance planes had been circling the city in secret.
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Rivals easyJet and Wizz have ordered A321 planes, which seat up to 239 passengers as they seek to keep costs per seat under control by shifting to slightly bigger planes.
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Airlines have incentives to pre-emptively cancel flights: It costs less to ground planes in regions free from storms, and ultimately it is easier to get those planes flying again.
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Rolls-Royce predicts there will be four markets for hybrid aircrafts: small two to four-seater planes, air taxis, commuter planes with less than 20 seats, and turbofan commercial flights.
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It already sees a "clear path" to further increase the monthly production rate by one or two planes that would mean it could produce 67 planes per month, by 2023.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Mitt Romney (R-UT) have publicly urged the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) to temporarily ground 19727 Max planes, but the planes currently remain in service.
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The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control on Friday issued a license allowing U.S.-made planes to have "temporary sojourn" in Iran, meaning airlines such as Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, or others flying frequently to Iran are expressly allowed to use U.S.-made planes, or planes with U.S. parts, to fly there.
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Both Airbus and Boeing have large backlogs that extend to the middle of the next decade for their single-aisle jets, planes that are used on short- and medium-haul flights, but Boeing halted deliveries of the planes after the second of two fatal crashes last March prompted regulators to ground the planes.
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Running anything more than the occasional flight would require an unprecedented integration with the national airspace system, to keep the rockets from taking out planes the way planes take out birds.
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Price apologized Thursday afternoon for his use of taxpayer-funded private planes and said he would "write a personal check" to the Treasury for his travel expenses on private charter planes.
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"We are now negotiating over the financing of the first three planes... We are trying to get first five airbus planes before March 2017," Iran Air chief Executive Farhad Parvaresh said.
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That happened early Monday morning when Air Lease Corporation, which leases hundreds of planes to airlines around the world, places an $11 billion order for 100 Airbus planes, including 27 XLR's.
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Southwest, which has 34 of the 737 Max planes in its fleet of about 750 planes, is postponing pilot hiring and promotions due to the grounding, now in its fifth month.
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The company at first defended the planes and insisted they were safe to fly, but after intense public pressure, they grounded the planes and admitted that a software fix was needed.
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"When referring to encountering enemy planes and engaging them in the sky, Nick said, 'There were planes everywhere, it was chaos, you just tried to shoot anything that moved,' " says Coco.
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O'Leary said Ryanair had no plans to market the new 737 MAX planes any differently from its current 737 fleet, saying he expected the planes would be "warmly welcomed" by customers.
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American Airlines, which has 83 Boeing 737 Max planes in its fleet of nearly 1,000 aircraft, said it was ferrying those planes to be parked until the FAA order is lifted.
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In total, Oslo has committed to order 40 F-35 planes, with another 12 on the books - planes for which Norway has expressed an interest but not placed a firm order.
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It has more than 100 aircraft currently at the Qatar base, including combat planes like the B-1 bomber as well as planes for airlift, refueling and intelligence, the website says.
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Airbus said the contract, which Iran flagged earlier this week, covered 46 Airbus A13 planes, 38 A330 planes and 16 A350 XWB aircraft, with deliveries due to begin in early 2017.
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Most other Russian-made civilian jets, once a workhorse fleet of wide- and narrow-body planes, are flown only by regional airlines, and the aging planes are plagued by safety problems.
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"Because it's convenient and also because of the problem of the embargo we face, which means we sometimes can't buy planes, the planes we need, and we have to rent them."
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has notified airlines operating the company's 2628 Next Generation (NG) planes that they must perform inspections on the aircraft for cracks in the planes' wing supports.
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JOE KERNEN: There are some videos making the round of -- on planes in China, certain provinces and people actually being tested--reportedly being tested on planes for this virus, this Coronavirus.
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China's need for new and replacement planes between now and 2038 are broken down by Boeing's analysts into 5,960 single-aisle jets, 1,780 widebody planes, 83 freighters, and 120 regional jets.
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N) to redesign the fan cowl structure on all 737 NG planes and retrofit existing planes after an April 2018 incident in which a woman was killed on Southwest Airlines (LUV.
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The Chicago-based airline ordered 50 Airbus A321XLR planes to replace its aging Boeing 757-200s, and said that it will start to use the planes for international service in 2024.
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The Air Force wants to replace its aging fleet of T-38 planes, which are nearly 50 years old, and analysts have said it could eventually buy up to 600 planes.
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For one, notes Mann, the aviation consultant, their planes will still be less fuel-efficient than conventional planes, which means they could be more vulnerable to sharp swings in oil prices.
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We understand, dude — planes make a lot of noise.
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Explosives — real or replica — are not allowed on planes.
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" And, he added, "At least the planes would fly.
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Hates: Planes — so annoying when they buzz over you.
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For example, America's airports charge planes to land in proportion to their weight; were they privately owned, they would probably base price on runway congestion, which small planes are prone to cause.
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Other carriers, like United Airlines that recently added the now-beleaguered planes to their fleets recently have also extended cancellations during the busy summer season, when carriers need the planes the most.
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The company announced that it had arranged to convert part of an Airbus order to larger planes, which would cut costs per seat, and was also postponing some orders of smaller planes.
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The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said it had suspended operations of all GippsAero GA8 planes in Australia and all Australian-registered GA8 planes flying overseas from July 20 through Aug 3.
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The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said it had suspended operations of all GippsAero GA8 planes in Australia and all Australian-registered GA8 planes flying overseas from July 20 through Aug. 3.
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Boeing's planes are still very safe, but after a pair of crashes that might be tied to one of its automated systems, its entire fleet of 737 MAX planes has been grounded.
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Boeing will now make the disagree light free of charge on all new 737 Max planes, after the deadly crashes caused all the Max planes to be grounded, according to the Times.
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India has ordered the planes costing a total $8.7 billion from France's Dassault Aviation as part of a modernization program of the air force which is phasing out its Soviet-era planes.
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The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) said it had suspended operations of all GippsAero GA8 planes in Australia and all Australian-registered GA8 planes flying overseas between July 20 and August 3.
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The FAA's decision to ground the planes marked a stunning turnaround for the U.S., which has stood by the American-made aircraft as dozens of countries around the world ground the planes.
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The passengers travelled on Boeing 737 Max planes between August 29 2017 and March 2019, when the planes were grounded around the world after the second fatal crash involving the plane model.
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The US routinely flies U2 planes along the demilitarized zone that divides the two Koreas, but for now, it's difficult to fly those planes over North Korea without them being shot down.
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A truly protective no-fly zone would have to be quite large and extend to areas where there would be considerable risk of confrontation between American planes and Russian and Syrian planes.
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Boeing complained that Bombardier sold the planes for millions of dollars less than the $80 million list price thanks to government subsidies and undercut the price of Boeing's single-aisle 737 planes.
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Turkey will buy 52 Super Mushshak training planes from Pakistan Aeronautical Complex - Kamra, to replace the T-41 and SF-260 planes currently in use, a statement by Ankara's defense undersecretariat said.
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A reading of the news releases coming out of Boeing over the past year provides a list of deal after deal being announced on new planes and new models of existing planes.
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" Added Shaheen: "There is tremendous hesitancy in transferring sensitive F-35 planes and technology to a nation who has purchased a Russian air defense system designed to shoot these very planes down.
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The lighter Syrian planes hit the convoy first, bringing it to a halt, then the Russian planes pounded the stranded vehicles, forcing the soldiers to flee and take cover in nearby buildings.
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We see close-ups of the pyramids' steep stairs and intersecting planes — especially in tightly framed shots at Tenayuca — that seem to have initially inspired a pursuit of diagonal lines and planes.
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Boeing had been building the 737 Max fuselages and other parts at the pre-grounding pace of 52 planes a month even though Boeing scaled back production to 42 planes a month.
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EasyJet has previously said if it gets approval it expects to start operations from Tegel in January, at first leasing crewed planes while the Air Berlin crews and planes enter its fleet.
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These new planes are blurring the lines in the traditional sizes of wide-body planes, and some airlines are holding back on orders to get the latest technology on the new 777.
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So instead of immediately revamping its fleet of 238 planes with the new applications, the company will start with a sample size as small as three planes for the more drastic changes.
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In 2013, the Pentagon abandoned a $486 million fleet of 20 G-222 medium-lift cargo planes provided to the Afghans, selling 16 planes for scrap metal at 6 cents a pound.
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It had a fleet of 41 airplanes at the end of last year, comprising a mix of wide and narrow body Boeing planes, compared with Ethiopian which operates more than 100 planes.
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" Worldwide, 133 NG and 179 Max planes are affected and of those, 32 Boeing 2737 NG and 215 Boeing Max planes are in the U.S. Boeing said it found that a lower number of planes likely have the suspect parts installed but that it recommended that dozens of others be checked "to ensure a thorough assessment.
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Most of the carrier's existing fleet are Boeing planes and the source, who did not wish to be identified, said the airline would buy most of the new planes from the U.S. planemaker.
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Lufthansa is eyeing roughly 40 of Air Berlin's 150 planes, including crews, the people said, adding the planes in question were not operating out of Air Berlin's main hubs in Berlin and Duesseldorf.
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In September, Boeing, the world's largest commercial aircraft manufacturer, raised its estimate for the number of planes China will need through 2037 by 6 percent to nearly 7,700, planes worth some $1.2 trillion.
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Carvalho told Reuters in 2014 that he was optimistic the company could sell 100 or more of the new planes to replace the 100 L-100 planes it built from 1964 to 1992.
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Unlike a number of its competitors, the airline operates with Airbus planes and has been untouched by the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX planes since a second deadly crash in Ethiopia last month.
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As the virus continues to spread around the globe, airlines are taking additional precautions on international flights, including stocking planes with masks, disinfecting planes between flights, and offering additional instructions to flight attendants.
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Airbus is planning on delivering its highest-ever number of planes in 2020, while its biggest rival Boeing continues to falter in the aftermath of two fatal crashes involving its 737 Max planes.
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The Federal Aviation Administration and its international counterparts have not said when the planes might return to service, a headache for carriers left without the fuel-efficient planes during the peak summer season.
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First, appropriate authorities would have to be given to American fighter jet pilots to shoot down planes defying the no-fly zone, including possibly Russian planes that are also conducting airstrikes in Syria.
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On March 27, the largest global operator of the MAX planes, cut its 2019 financial outlook after being forced to pull its new fleet of 34 Boeing 13 MAX planes out of service.
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Transpose borrows its concept from cargo planes and applies it to passenger planes — the idea being that instead of loading goods into an aircraft, you could load modules with experiences onto the plane.
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Price said smaller planes that would go unscreened are lighter and carry less fuel, making them less dangerous as weapons in the hands of terrorists like those who crashed four planes on Sept.
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On March 27, the largest global operator of the MAX planes, cut its 2019 financial outlook after being forced to pull its new fleet of 34 Boeing 737 MAX planes out of service.
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Boeing's statement comes amid mounting pressure for the FAA to ground Boeing's planes and belies the company's reported efforts behind the scenes to keep its planes aloft — at least in the United States.
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Germany has ordered 53 of the planes from Airbus, but only three planes have been delivered so far due to production delays caused in part by gearbox glitches on the plane's turboprop engines.
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Air travel regulators in Latin America had been reluctant to ground planes, relying on the criteria of carriers, even as authorities in Europe, China, the United States and others ordered the planes grounded.
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Of the expected 200 aircraft Iran Air ordered since the nuclear deal was implemented on January 16, 2016, the airline has only received three new Airbus planes and eight ATR planes so far.
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Airlines including American Airlines, United, and Air Canada are selling thousands of flights on Boeing 737 Max planes this year, even as the planes remain grounded, the UK's The Sunday Times newspaper reported.
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Korean Air grounded nine of the planes Friday after cracks were discovered, and the news agency Agence France-Presse reports that up to 50 737NG planes have now been grounded around the world.
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They left a trail of destruction in Laos, with U.S. planes also using the country as a dumping ground for bombs when their original target was unavailable and planes couldn't land with explosives.
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US and Russian planes managed to fly near each other, for well over a year, with no major incident — even as Russian planes were on their way to drop bombs on Syrian civilians.
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The company is now focused on rectifying the 737 Max for flight, after which it will have to work with customers to return their grounded planes and deliver finished planes to waiting customers.
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Those included shards of metal inside fuselages and dangling over wires critical to the planes' flight controls, as well as a ladder and a string of lights left inside the tails of planes.
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But he said it was not yet clear when the MAX planes will be allowed to fly and the carrier was grappling with a lack of planes for expansion due to the grounding.
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The grounding, now in its 10th month, has prevented Boeing from delivering planes to customers, and the company said halting production would help it deliver the stored planes when the grounding is lifted.
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Officials even made sure not to send the aid in American military planes, for fear that television coverage of the planes landing at the airport in Kiev would be "escalatory," Mr. Chollet recalled.
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TOO EARLY FOR NEW PLANES Scherer defended Airbus's position in the wide-body market against planes like the 2100, saying it would fight for its A3500-1000 to replace Boeing's successful 777-300ER.
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The FAA initially confirmed the "continued airworthiness" of the planes.
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Some tossed paper planes in the air, symbolizing Telegram's logo.
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They mostly involve planes that no Western airline wants anyway.
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A total of 16 people were on the two planes.
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Max planes were grounded in March after two deadly crashes.
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It did not order MAX 9 planes to be grounded.
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If you're into planes, this is probably exciting to you.
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Both planes were carrying cruise ship guests on separate excursions.
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Boeing Boeing has problems beyond its troubled 737 Max planes.
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Keown was declared missing after the planes failed to return.
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Marilyn Hartman, 66, has a history of sneaking aboard planes.
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But that doesn't seem to include Americans flying on planes.
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It said some employees had been evacuated on private planes.
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Planes at Phoenix's airport couldn't take off in extreme heat.
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The new planes can seat 185 people, the airline said.
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So don't fly your jet planes near your hard disks.
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They've learned to sleep on couches, floors, boats, and planes.
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Boeing also has a massive backorder of about 5,000 planes.
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Higher altitudes can lead to planes disintegrating in the air.
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In it, two planes speed over a desolate desert landscape.
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The planes will be delivered in summer 2018, IAG said.
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It operated a fleet of 104 planes in the quarter.
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On planes, inequality manifests in two forms: physical and situational.
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I've had Planes, Trains & Automobiles memorized for over twenty years.
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Airlines can seek discounts after their planes have been ordered.
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It seems to spread on the floats of sea planes.
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That is roughly 2003% of the planes that were inspected.
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Each of the planes can carry 2,600 gallons of water.
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Fortunately, there was no deadly disease outbreak from the planes.
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Does Peter have any character traits aside from flying planes?
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His campaign also spent more than $2000,23.3 on private planes.
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He was also a licensed pilot and owned two planes.
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The planes themselves aren't that expensive, around $225 million each.
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In total, some 300 planes in operation were grounded globally.
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Amazon said 16 of the planes are already in service.
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It's a contract that initially calls for purchasing 350 planes.
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In the meantime, airlines are plugging gaps with other planes.
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Pinching pesos on presidential planes may be a false economy.
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A Pentagon spokesman denied that U.S. planes dropped phosphorus bombs.
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But planes, at least, have gotten safer in recent years.
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Avianca will begin returning the planes next Monday, ANAC said.
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MAX planes have been grounded indefinitely following two deadly crashes.
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"We see a lot of helicopters and planes," Panfillo said.
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But they'll barely trim carbon pollution from most commercial planes.
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New orders for the planes have ground to a halt.
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All of the 737 Max planes worldwide have been grounded.
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But when you got to Lithuania, there were no planes.
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Here's a hint: trains, planes, and golf courses of course.
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Except ash from volcanoes is way, way worse for planes.
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Last month, a single day's heatwave grounded dozens of planes.
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Inspired by her efforts, others donated more planes to help.
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Planes don't make money when they are on the ground.
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It is unclear when the planes will be flying again.
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The airline was broadcasting a show called Why Planes Crash.
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Firefighters and planes have already arrived from Cyprus and Greece.
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Some use smaller planes and more frequent flights than necessary.
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PLANES are practical, buses are cheap and cars grant freedom.
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Where do the planes come from and who pilots them?
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It was originally designed for things that fly, like planes.
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Allowing flight attendants to use weapons on planes is troubling.
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The company expects the planes to be delivered in 2023.
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He didn't specify which country's planes carried out the strike.
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Air France pilots have grounded planes over a pay dispute.
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The electric planes will go 60 miles on a charge.
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Amazon has its own trucks, drones and maybe some planes.
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VICE: Hey, Nick, tell me what you love about planes.
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Air Cargo has converted its Short 330s into cargo planes.
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It expects the planes to be delivered starting in December.
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It didn't disclose the airline it's buying the planes from.
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It wants the new planes to be delivered by 2025.
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They had planned to assemble their bombs on the planes.
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The widebody fleet would require 1,670 new planes, it added.
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It also ordered new planes from Boeing's European rival Airbus.
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According to CNN, six planes were responsible for the writing.
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Do you want your children to fly in those planes?
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Wildlife, meanwhile, has become more threatening to more modern planes.
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Read This Next: Why Do People Cry More on Planes?
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Syria's ambassador to Russia said U.S. war planes were responsible.
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This is not a particular problem for the planes themselves.
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Visitors have to charter tiny planes to begin their stay.
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He's gunning to become the king of electric planes, too.
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Qatar Iran is sending planes filled with food to Qatar.
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The Air Force wants those future planes operational by 238.
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It could eventually buy up to 600 planes, analysts said.
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One source said this could involve PAL leasing the planes.
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They would run over as the planes flew above us.
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Ships and planes are scouring the seas east of Singapore.
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"There's no fucking way I eat on planes," he said.
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Those sensuous curves and colorful overlaps of otherwise flattened planes.
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It used to be easier for them to board planes.
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I thought planes and bombs were destroying the entire country.
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Farmers also gather information by flying planes over their land.
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The sale of the planes has been dogged by controversy.
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"It is habitual for us to rent planes," he said.
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And autopilot systems for planes have already become quite sophisticated.
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However, those planes aren't expected to be ready until 2021.
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Mr. Mori interviewed residents who had seen the downed planes.
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The two crashes by the Max planes killed 346 people.
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Syrian government and allied Russian military planes operate in Syria.
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Three more planes are on their way to the area.
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Planes that already have the technology will not be eligible.
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War planes were called in to scare the fighters off.
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For example, Mr. Feinstein said some planes don't have closets.
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It scaled the factory to produce 103 planes a year.
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Planes lie smashed from the hurricane, tossed around the runway.
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Planes are often late, so passengers must sweat for hours.
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The planes could replace some older aircraft like Boeing 757s.
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We talked about planes for a bit before parting ways.
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Commercial planes use rafts and flotation devices like life preservers.
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Ottawa has also offered to send firefighting planes to Brazil.
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Hondius said leasing additional planes would also help address challenges.
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The sound of planes could be heard as shelling continued.
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Firefighting planes and helicopters were eventually able to resume flying.
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Deployable devices have been used on military planes for decades.
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He envisioned a future where robots would fly the planes.
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From there, you transfer planes and fly east to Gillam.
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Extreme heat is not just dangerous for people and planes.
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Thunberg refuses to fly because of planes' heavy carbon footprint.
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The pipes for hot water on planes aren't regularly cleaned.
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The planes will be used by Kuwait's resurrected Wataniya Airlines.
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Smoke could be seen from planes flying in from interstate.
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Ethiopian Airlines also ordered planes from Boeing and Canada's Bombardier.
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These planes are older than virtually everybody in this room.
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People are allowed on planes barefoot and shirtless these days.
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Eight men from two planes were captured by the Japanese.
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The risk is even worse for small planes, he added.
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He was responsible for the banning of laptops on planes.
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There, she met incoming planes to sketch the wounded onboard.
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Some of the company's planes are also manufactured near Toulouse.
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The goal is to minimize delays and load planes quicker.
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Business jet operator Flexjet ordered 20 AS2 planes in 2015.
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In short, they claimed, Bombardier was dumping its planes here.
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Paper, simultaneously, several at a time, night, trains, planes, cars.
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Many of those planes have just a handful of passengers.
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Delta has grounded 600 planes -- more than half its fleet.
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Hemant Saria didn't grow up with dreams of flying planes.
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Boeing's 737 Max planes are produced in the Seattle area.
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Trade data show those planes are carrying more than passengers.
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China had planned to buy Boeing 737 Max series planes.
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In some cases, pilots turn planes around, creating major delays.
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Mobility means more than trains, planes and automobiles, after all.
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We actually have SIM cards in all of our planes.
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Delta Air Lines does not fly any 737 Max planes.
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Her vocabulary is geometric — planes and bands of solid color.
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Can we apply that in the way we build planes?
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The planes typically make more than 21880,240 flights a week.
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Boeing said it supported the decision to ground the planes.
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The airlines may reassign planes originally designated for different routes.
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Unused runways became parking lots, with planes waiting for gates.
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The planes hadn't yet gone through their first test flights.
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"Ships can carry many planes that size," another detainee said.
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It said Syrian and Russian planes carried out the strikes.
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You wouldn't believe what people try to get onto planes.
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Other SEC schools are on the jetway with their planes.
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We weren't flying half of our planes, they were old.
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Planes will also undergo enhanced cleaning, according to multiple airlines.
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This often takes money — for planes, trains, food and lodging.
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I thought I'd need it for watching movies on planes.
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Mr. Trudeau's campaign planes have attracted unusual attention this election.
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Reflections of turboprop planes flit across the building's mirrored panes.
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William picked up Muhammed's toy planes and a toy tank.
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China announced new tariffs on US planes, cars and soybeans.
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No planes, trains or buses are going in and out.
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The answer to "They're pushed on planes" is BAR CARTS.
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People use it to board planes and order fried chicken.
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More than 80% of the planes are in foreign countries.
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PA) to buy planes worth $8.6 billion, Kingdom Holding (4280.
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"Avoid the foods they feed you on planes," she said.
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They also agree on joint fighter planes and tank development.
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They now fly on planes, passing effortlessly through airport security.
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These were people who would build both planes and cameras.
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We saw new bridges, tunnels, roads, modern trains and planes.
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The Indonesian carrier ordered 50 of the planes in 2014.
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Boeing said it now had about 400 planes in storage.
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The planes never left U.S. soil, the Air Force said.
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Will there be martial law, grounded planes and forced evacuations?
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The boats float and the planes fly (with handheld assistance).
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One of the planes remained at Travis Air Force Base.
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Small charter planes fly from Kasane to camps across Botswana.
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The order covers a total of 1,911 U.S. registered planes.
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The order covers a total of 2000,222 U.S. registered planes.
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Planes, helicopters and drones will also be used, it said.
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There are currently about 6,800 of those planes in service.
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Ankara said Syrian planes had carried out the air strikes.
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How could two separate planes hit the two separate towers?
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Boeing also plans to inspect all undelivered 737 Max planes.
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But remember, there are relatively few of these planes flying.
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The airfield was sometimes bombed by German planes, she recalled.
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Deaths involving helicopters and planes in Hawaii are not uncommon.
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"People were already on planes," a U.S. intelligence official said.
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Southwest Airlines struck the planes from its schedules until Jan.
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United serves a smaller roster of cocktails on its planes.
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Weather Modification, launched in 1961, provided planes for the study.
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At a nearby dirt airfield, they boarded two small planes.
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Damage to the planes and the base cost $3 billion.
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Those planes are powered by different engines than the MAX.
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More than a dozen planes were stopped near a runway.
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He also likes to fly planes on his days off.
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The US was the last country to ground the planes.
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There are 67 737 Max planes that operate between them.
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No more planes and I guess no more people, right?
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Experts said the risk to planes was low but real.
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That is a lot of planes, to put it mildly.
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Instead, the dominant trend became smaller planes and direct flights.
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Regulators are typically hesitant to ground entire fleets of planes.
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I wrote it on planes, trains, and in coffee shops.
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Back in the day, airlines used to name their planes.
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Amazon's planes often carry 37-52 percent of the maximum weight they could, while the maximum weight carried by FedEx and UPS planes is consistently at 53 and 56 percent, respectively, according to Reuters.
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South Korea said that Russian and Chinese planes had penetrated its self-declared Korean Air Defence Identification Zone (KADIZ), an area around its borders where it requires foreign planes to notify it of entry.
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Travel websites have begun to respond to consumer concern and the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX planes by changing policies and introducing new options that exclude flights on those planes from customer queries. Kayak.
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Boeing has not yet indicated the cost to fix those planes or the time it will take, or provided an estimate on how many of the 6,800 planes in service might have the problem.
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The report, which was published online, says planes that have a designated first-class cabin are almost four times more likely to have an onboard incident than planes that do not offer class seating.
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Analysts have said Tanzania's planes had been put under the ownership of the TGFA to avoid possible confiscation of the planes from lawsuits related to Air Tanzania's multi-million dollar debts from previous suppliers.
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The planemaker said it expected single-aisle planes, such as the next generation 737 and 737 Max, to account for the bulk of the new deliveries, with India likely to take 1,413 such planes.
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"We cut approximately $600 million off the F-35 fighter, and that only amounts to 90 planes out of close to 3,353 planes," Trump said, attributing that figure to Lockheed chief executive Marillyn Hewson.
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PLANES GROUNDED Amid talks for a bailout led by state-run banks, lessors have forced the airline to ground at least 37 planes over non-payment of dues and some have also threatened repossession.
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Rolls-Royce, which makes engines for large civil aircraft and military planes, has been racing to fix the problem which has angered customers such as British Airways and forced the grounding of many planes.
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Meridian operates its own charter fleet of 20 planes, which range from mid-size aircraft to ultra-long-range planes that can travel almost halfway around the world without having to stop for fuel.
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While some airlines have Max planes gathered in their main base airports, others have left their planes across multiple countries where they will be available to fly again when the grounding is finally lifted.
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Boeing has said it so far has a $170 million contract for design work on the heavily modified Boeing 747 planes and that no final figure for the fleet of planes had been established.
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Aside from benefiting business owners and family offices with the means to buy planes, the loophole offers an advantage to recreational pilots who rent by the hour by providing new, safe planes to fly.
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At the same time it was blowing cash on buybacks, American also began to borrow heavily to finance the purchase of new planes and the retrofitting of old planes to pack in more seats.
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There were close to 400 of the planes in operation at the time of the grounding last March, and airlines haven't received the additional planes they were expecting, causing the financial impact to snowball.
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Southwest Airlines will have to take two planes out of service for repairs following the inspection, while Brazil's Gol Linhas Aereas was far harder hit and forced to ground 11 planes, according to Reuters.
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Haji-Ioannou says that by 2021, easyJet will have 352 planes and will generate an estimated 110 pence of earnings per share, which is disappointing as more planes are not translating into higher profits.
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The agency said it would be up to individual countries to decide when the planes can fly again and Boeing's CEO earlier this month said that the planes could return to service in phases.
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But when we took office, I'm told that the Air Force actually had a significant portion of their aircraft grounded to use these planes as spare parts to keep other planes in the air.
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He flew Hawker Siddeley Nimrod MR2 maritime patrol planes and P-3 Orion maritime surveillance and anti-submarine warfare aircraft before he came to the US and began working with the P-8A planes.
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The 320 family competes with a group of planes that Boeing calls the 737 — there's a 737-600, a 737-700, a 71965-800, and a 737-900 — with higher numbers indicating larger planes.
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Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 9 planes will remain grounded for "weeks" at a minimum until a software upgrade could be tested and installed in all of the planes, U.S. lawmakers said on Thursday.
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The naming system goes back to World War II.Code names for fighters start with the letter F, those for bombers start with B, transport planes start with the letter C, other planes start with M.
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Reports of air rage on planes that required economy flyers to pass by first-class passengers during the boarding process were significantly more common than on planes that allowed them to board from the middle.
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After the bailout was announced, Jet told India's aviation regulator it would not ground any more planes and would fly 40 more aircraft by the end of April, taking its operational fleet to 75 planes.
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Then we turned to an algorithm called the "random forest," training it to distinguish between the characteristics of two groups of planes: almost 100 previously identified FBI and DHS planes, and 500 randomly selected aircraft.
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Southwest Airlines, the biggest U.S. operator of Boeing 737 Max planes with 34 in its fleet of more than 750 planes, told CNBC it added such displays after the crash of Lion Air in October.
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The standards for new planes go into effect in 2020, although it appears this aviation council still has work to do: The carbon-limiting requirements only currently affect "subsonic" planes, not those reaching supersonic speeds.
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Norway announced plans last week to buy five Boeing Co P-8A maritime surveillance planes that it could use to better track Russian submarines, cooperating closely with Britain, which is buying nine of the planes.
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Industry analysts say leasing companies could have difficulties repossessing the planes in the event Iran is found to have violated the nuclear accord or to be using the planes for purposes other than civilian transportation.
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"It was identified as normal by Russian fighter jets, in the same way Norwegian forces identify Russian planes," said Moen, adding that it was not normal for military planes to fly with a transponders on.
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Multiple airlines have grounded Boeing 737NG planes in recent weeks, after Boeing announced the cracking problem in the 737NG, prompting the US Federal Aviation Administration to instruct airlines that fly the planes to inspect them.
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The company has developed a software fix for the planes after a flight-control system — which was erroneously activated and repeatedly pushed the planes' nose down in the two flights — was implicated in both crashes.
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Of all the fascinating reporting to arrive in Fyre's aftermath, perhaps the most fascinating involves the amount of early funds the festival spent on models, planes, yachts and promotional videos of models, planes and yachts.
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In an effort to raise much-needed revenue and keep some planes in the air, Delta and Air New Zealand said they had joined the growing number of carriers offering cargo charters on passenger planes.
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Airbus has the rest of the main market with 161 planes.
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They are as temporary as the trains and planes slicing overhead.
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Planes with a story Ohana by Hawaiian is our commuter operation.
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A ground stop was also ordered for planes at the airport.
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Southwest operates an all-Boeing 24 fleet of about 2400 planes.
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The MAX planes have been grounded indefinitely following two deadly crashes.
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Tracking the spread of viruses on planes, it seems, isn't easy.
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Two other planes also disappeared; Taylan said their pilots remain missing.
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American Airlines has two dozen 737 Max planes in its fleet.
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The planes are made by Italy's Finmeccanica, BAE Systems and Airbus.
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Planes were invented to augment humans lack of ability to fly.
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Many of the planes are missing engines, wing parts or cockpits.
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Coalition planes kept pounding Houthi-held areas, especially towns surrounding Hodeidah.
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Like you should not be allowed to take this on planes.
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In this case, I was changing planes in the Atlanta airport.
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The planes fly in from Guam, these massive, you know, bombers.
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In May, American Airlines banned hedgehogs , ferrets and goats from planes.
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Even faster than some of the fastest planes in the sky.
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The airline reduced its fleet by four planes earlier this week.
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To date, more than 200 F-35 planes have been delivered.
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"These planes still have the original interiors they were delivered with."
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Flights operated by Boeing Dreamliner planes are not affected, Norwegian said.
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Twenty planes and 30 fire trucks fought that blaze, Gal said.
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But there was also huge interest in the planes of tomorrow.
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The goal is to have planes in the air by 2022.
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Russian planes killed three Turkish soldiers near al Bab this week.
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Small planes have a much higher accident rate than commercial airlines.
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It also began selling planes to make up for the losses.
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Both planes struggled to maintain altitude in the minutes after takeoff.
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They're not going as far as putting Casper mattresses on planes.
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No airline would dream of destroying its planes after every flight.
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He also enjoyed restoring vintage planes and performing in air shows.
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Like Lorraine, Jimmy was afraid of heights, bridges, elevators, and planes.
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U.S. transport planes could land and carry the entire 'program' away.
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It is not an aerospace company, even though it builds planes.
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That eliminates the need to change planes in the Middle East.
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They order planes, they make Boeing build their plant in China.
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Eight of the planes will be financed by Dubai Aerospace Enterprise.
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In Gaza, Palestinians reported Israeli planes attacked at least two targets.
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ISIL doesn't have planes, so that doesn't solve the ISIL problem.
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The two airlines with the most Boeing 26 Max 2700 planes?
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I like those the best, and on planes, I prefer Bose.
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Additional funding has also been earmarked for the two new planes.
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"Let's see how your planes land in Turkey now," he added.
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There seems to be something exceptional about planes in this regard.
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An ensuing power outage temporarily closed LaGuardia Airport and grounded planes.
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Its debt will go towards acquiring five new Airbus A320 planes.
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So there you have it, ashtrays on planes are not relics.
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Their first planes were actually Army surplus from the Vietnam War.
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American and United expect the planes to return in early November.
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Eventually, however, hydrogen could be used to power cars and planes.
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Delta will be the first U.S. airline to operate the planes.
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You just can't, otherwise planes would be bumping into each other.
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My first fascination, as a child, was of planes and aeronautics.
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Actually, its planes, pilots and maintenance teams are the hot commodity.
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"There's no f—— way I eat on planes," Ramsay told Refinery29.
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Until recently American planes refuelled the Saudi bombers mid-flight too.
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Think of as a local UPS without the planes and warehouses.
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Need to have earplugs for the shows and for the planes.
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And more seats have been crammed into planes to maximize profits.
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Wu said Japanese planes were using dangerous tactics during those intercepts.
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Other US airlines have even more Max planes in their fleets.
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"'Paper Planes' is basically a metaphor for our love," Jean adds.
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That may reduce the number of planes that can fly safely.
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They might catch fire (remember?), and fires and planes don't mix.
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For now, Boeing continues to build planes while keeping them parked.
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Vidal's paintings are recognizable for their many conflicting planes of gravity.
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Subways, planes, coffee shops, you name it, the hoverboard was banned.
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Planes cutting through the clouds like sharp blades cutting through flesh.
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Another relays footage from surveillance planes to authorities on the ground.
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Stavatti doesn't currently produce any planes, to say nothing of warplanes.
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AMLG: Have you had any planes crash since you've started operating?
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COMAC officials said its two C919 planes were busy flight testing.
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They can be dual use, performing different roles in different planes.
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The Jaguar Land Rover researcher rode on boats, trains, and planes.
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It said its planes had also destroyed the militants' military equipment.
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Surveys around flyers' sentiment toward the planes appear to be mixed.
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The Atlanta-based carrier doesn't use any Boeing 737 Max planes.
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It's far from clear skies ahead for Boeing's troubled 737 planes.
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Sixty percent of Delta's 1,250 planes fly through Atlanta each day.
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The incident follows similar close encounters between Russian and American planes.
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Second thing is when we look at planes, it's customer comfort.
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Discovering possibilities is why we get on planes and go places.
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This allowed airlines to downsize their planes and fly more regularly.
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Nearly 5,000 Ju-52 planes were manufactured between 1932 and 1952.
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So there is no incentive for airlines to change their planes.
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Six planes took off from the Calgary airport during the stunt.
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Pakistan has not said anything about losing any of its planes.
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This is a view of planes above Newark Liberty International Airport.
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They were twice bumped from planes and replaced with white passengers.
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The current negotiations are for a batch of about 803 planes.
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VICE: Is Russia saying it's about to shoot down American planes?
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The other 42 affected planes are still under production, she said.
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Its planes fleet have suffered several fatal crashes in recent years.
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Because they're part of the group that buy the 90 planes.
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This was the third crash of Air Saguenay planes since 2010.
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The occasional body pops up, helicopters, planes, bombs, things like that.
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In the past 25 years, wildlife collisions totaled 67 commercial planes.
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This caused a backlog in deliveries of the planes by Airbus.
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DE planes would neither lower costs nor head off larger rivals.
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IOC is declared when the planes are deemed ready for combat.
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Well, if you get more planes around, call it seat miles.
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No. 13 U.S. carrier United Airlines has 14 of the planes.
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For now Boeing continues to build planes while keeping them parked.
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Trump said planes in the air could fly to their destinations.
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"Planes have taken off from it," he added, without saying when.
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He was not only in control of the planes he flew.
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I absolutely love these airlines, with the best planes and people.
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Planes from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration joined the effort.
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Cheap fuel makes older, less efficient planes profitable to run again.
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SIA was the first carrier to fly the planes in 2007.
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More than 130 American planes were hijacked between 1968 and 1972.
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Do you fart more on planes because of expanding gas: yes.
|
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JetBlue has announced plans to update planes with more modern elements.
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And how will you get so many planes in the air?
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The tariffs won't likely to be imposed on planes, he said.
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JetBlue will sell seats aboard JetSuiteX planes on its website JetBlue.
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Other airlines that have bought Max planes include American and United.
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Airbus, its European rival, delivered 389 planes over the same period.
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Only small planes can fly the route, which goes between mountains.
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Seven of the airline's 40 planes were the Boeing 737 Max.
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The flight was part of a special charter of two planes.
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Something else I tend to do on planes is chew gum.
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To be clear, planes can't empty their sewage tanks mid-flight.
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The planes have flown about 300 hours in Baltimore since January.
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You're not allowed to bring knives planes, including blunt butter knives.
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But the spokesperson did not say which planes Pakistan did use.
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SO WE DON'T FLY AROUND, YOU KNOW, PLANES AND COMPANY CARS.
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World War II fanatics have crashed archaic planes and killed dozens.
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Irkut said it so far had "firm orders" for 175 planes.
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As these attacks demonstrate, it's not just planes that are vulnerable.
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It was not immediately clear how many planes would be affected.
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"Fortunately, coalition planes never hit a civil-defense vehicle," Mohammad said.
|
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Many of the Boeing planes date from the 1970s and 1980s.
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As the week goes by, the number of planes will increase.
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The planes currently in operation have been in service since 1990.
|
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That, in turn, can cause backups in unloading newly arriving planes.
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The Queen chatted with the Trumps as planes were heard overhead.
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The planes are expected to fly on for years to come.
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It has not committed to creating new standards for the planes.
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Russia's S7 Airlines says it grounded Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes.
|
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On a slow day, about 40 planes pass through Meridian's terminal.
|
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In the hangars, Meridian's maintenance team services, repairs, and cleans planes.
|
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The Kleenex does double duty because I always cry on planes.
|
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Read on for the biggest planes that grace the skies today.
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American has 42 of the planes, with 47 more on order.
|
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IAG could also lease planes from its biggest shareholder Qatar Airways.
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A brief history of politicians getting photographed in front of planes.
|
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Then three planes, in an apparent flyover, buzzed across the sky.
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Simmons also said he does not know if the planes collided.
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At list price, those planes would be worth around $6.1 billion.
|
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France-based Airbus also is expected to sell planes to Iran.
|
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Essendon Airport is a small airfield mainly used by light planes.
|
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Thursday, they were struck again by helicopter gunships and jet planes.
|
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Skuli Mogensen launched WOW Air six years ago with two planes.
|
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The lack of electricity complicated efforts to get passengers off planes.
|
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Airlines are using these planes as marketing tools to attract travelers.
|
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Boeing might deliver new 737 Max planes earlier than previously thought
|
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He saw, instead, the impossibility of flying these planes at all.
|
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The nine planes remain grounded at a training base in Arizona.
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Here there are cherries, sweetgums, London planes, lindens, zelkovas, crab apples.
|
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US and Russian planes fly over either side of the Euphrates.
|
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Not all of the cartel planes are on the smaller side.
|
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The 41 planes are worth around $93 billion at list prices.
|
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There just aren't enough new planes to replace the old Hornets.
|
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A judge ordered Avianca Brasil to return the planes on Nov.
|
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Planes are also bridges between travelers and sentimental moments or places.
|
|
Amazon has acquired or leased planes, trucks, vans, and so on.
|
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So the U.S. doesn't 'build' any fighter planes, but it does.
|
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When Iran's planes attacked again, the fighters would retaliate with force.
|
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Boeing said it would retrofit already manufactured planes with the feature.
|
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Airlines also typically conduct inspections when taking delivery of new planes.
|
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It could refuse to buy American products, like planes from Boeing.
|
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On social media, travelers shared images of planes devoid of passengers.
|
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He also stored planes at the small airport in Henderson, Nev.
|
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As early as 2010, he could no longer fly his planes.
|
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Some inbound planes were diverted to Denver or elsewhere, Wyatt said.
|
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Has the behavior of passengers on the planes changed at all?
|
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Airbus has been producing about 58 single-aisle planes a month.
|
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American CEO Doug Parker said his planes are about 2215% full.
|
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International teams deployed helicopters and small planes to rescue stranded survivors.
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Turkey's planes are killing children and civilians and destroying our villages.
|
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A single false reading could drive the planes into the ground.
|
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In some cases, pilots even turn planes around, creating major delays.
|
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The union said mechanics were grounding planes because of safety concerns.
|
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Total deliveries fell to 30 planes, compared with 68 in 2018.
|
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Lots of planes and tanks seems to be part of it.
|
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Then they heard about the secret brothels and the private planes.
|
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No one knew when planes might appear out of nowhere again.
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All frontal or back planes remain parallel to the picture plane.
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The minute there's a threat of bad weather, planes are grounded.
|
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Planes were profitable only when they were flying, Mr. Kelleher reasoned.
|
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How many planes do you have and who does the flying?
|
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Several airlines indicated they were holding off on grounding the planes.
|
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The planes entered service in 2000, generally replacing older 737's.
|
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Boeing has a backlog of 23.16,23.64 commercial planes worth $22 billion.
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Mr. Harteveldt agreed the planes were an advantage to the airline.
|
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Are these lower prices the reason more Americans are chartering planes?
|
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Delta inherited those planes when the companies merged 10 years ago.
|
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Pinal Airpark is sometimes called a graveyard or boneyard for planes.
|
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Consumers scheduled to fly on 737 Maxes requested to switch planes.
|
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Where were the planes to attack the flames from the air?
|
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No Israeli planes were hit, the Israeli military spokesman Lt.-Col.
|
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Both commercial and military planes will be used for the flights.
|
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He said the tarmac was crowded with a sea of planes.
|
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The bulk of the money was to be for firefighting planes.
|
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To that end, some airlines are storing more planes at airports.
|
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One of every four planes Boeing assembles is sent to China.
|
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Some wide-body planes will be parked, the company said Wednesday.
|
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Another is to turn to an operator with its own planes.
|
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"We don't run planes unless they're full, basically," Mr. Ville said.
|
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Airlines also cut capacity, flying fewer planes with more people aboard.
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Turkish Airlines has 24 Boeing 737 MAX planes in its fleet.
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For starters, planes should not be permitted to fly so full.
|
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It was so hot in Arizona that some planes couldn't fly.
|
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As a practical matter, planes in the air at 5 p.m.
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The planes have yet to be cleared for use by regulators.
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Some animals have urinated, defecated, or bitten passengers while on planes.
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Those planes have been grounded since March after two fatal crashes.
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American Airlines has 24 of the planes, flying 85 flights daily.
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It also bought four Boeing P-8A Poseidon planes last year.
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The return date of the fuel-efficient planes has repeatedly slipped.
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Boeing said it was prioritizing delivering the planes over continuing production.
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They claimed American spy planes were flying close to the border.
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Southwest ordered more 737 Max planes than any other U.S. airline.
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Airlines have long found ways to entice passengers off their planes.
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And Airbus, Boeing's rival, is struggling to produce planes fast enough.
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Asesinar a líderes extranjeros, anunciar planes de bombardear a los civiles.
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Ticket packages reached six-figures for chartered yachts and private planes.
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In some instances, the planes even taxi with participants on board.
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Her daughters are still terrified of the sound of fighter planes.
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There are webcams, satellites in space and planes in the air.
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Those people had sat in the two evacuation planes' main cabins.
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Dry air on planes can cause migraines, according to Business Insider.
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Uganda Airlines expects to receive two Airbus A330 Neo planes soon.
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All had a minimum of 7,600 hours on Boeing 737 planes.
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Thousands of the planes are used by airlines around the world.
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Now there are 3,85033 planes that are going to be ordered.
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"We are planting trees instead of flying on planes," she said.
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It's believed he then went on to help hijack passenger planes.
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As a result, planes such as the four-engined Boeing 707,...
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All our musical planes are lateral; all our inspiration is ambient.
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That's assuming the planes return to service in April, she said.
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Many planes had an upper deck, accessed by a spiral staircase.
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He then switched planes and flew to Beirut, the reports said.
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Boeing ended 2019 with a commercial airplane backlog of 5,20073 planes.
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Big batteries are much too heavy for bigger planes, right now.
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Iran also is expected to buy planes from France-based Airbus.
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He bought trains, planes and cars for me instead of dolls.
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The planes were also considerably longer, heavier, and wider of wingspan.
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The planes re-entered service 37 days after they were grounded.
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Most of these planes returned to service, according to the FAA.
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Naturally, planes -- and hotels' potentially dry indoor air -- are dehydrating factors.
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Until the announcement, the agency had insisted the planes were safe.
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American Airlines has 24 of the planes flying 85 flights daily.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has deemed 737 MAX planes airworthy.
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The sound of helicopters and planes above kept me on edge.
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Fifteen Saudis, suspected to be officials, are dispatched on private planes.
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I board planes but I really wish I didn't have to.
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ALMATY (Reuters) - Kazakhstan will send two planes to China on Feb.
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Boeing has kept making about 42 of the planes per month.
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The dispensers can be discreetly fitted onto unarmed surveillance planes, too.
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Planes going west and south crisscross every half-minute without incident.
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Analysts have said it could eventually buy up to 600 planes.
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Meanwhile I was hearing helicopters and planes on top of Sultanahmet.
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I remember planes flying over Homs, bombing houses, and shooting people.
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During Russia's intervention in Syria, Russian planes repeatedly violated Turkish airspace.
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