Looking to the skies One fix is to take the traffic to the skies.
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It's unclear when the Max will return to the skies.
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It's unclear when the plane will take to the skies.
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The Elf on the Shelf is taking to the skies.
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To solve the problem, many are looking to the skies.
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And more travelers are taking to the skies than ever.
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Halley's comet won't return to the skies until the 2060s.
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When I got it, I shouted it to the skies.
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Power lift my heart to the skies, you muscle-clumped hero.
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Somehow during the history of Earth, life took to the skies.
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Daenerys hops on her dragon (+20) and takes to the skies.
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Uber is looking to spread from the roads to the skies.
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Despite the ordeal, Gursky plans to take to the skies again.
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Or are the people simply raising their fists to the skies?
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It took to the skies for the first time in April.
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It took to the skies for the first time in 1995.
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Barbie takes to the skies this year in her own plane.
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And they are truly everywhere, from the oceans to the skies.
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The next time you take to the skies, pay close attention.
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It's unclear when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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And when that was too slow we took to the skies.
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But it was enough for Stephen Conley to take to the skies.
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For the first time flyers took to the skies over 2bn times.
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The aircrafts' return to the skies has also been delayed multiple times.
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Take to the skies to see the mysterious Nazca lines of Peru.
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Halley's Comet won't make a full return to the skies until 2061.
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The company says this will help them retake to the skies faster.
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In February, the students took to the skies for the first time.
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So, we look to the skies, and pray, or curse, or cower.
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Did small genomes really give birds an advantage in taking to the skies?
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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Benoit and I first took to the skies on Wednesday, heading to Evreux.
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That all changed once I repaired my ship and took to the skies.
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The last few years have seen several innovative aircraft take to the skies.
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Which might explain why ABC looked to the skies to cast this season.
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In India, one non-profit organization is looking to the skies to purify water.
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The photo documentation of the satellites blasting off to the skies is simply incredible.
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If you're into saving time, a 2400-hour flight has returned to the skies.
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CNBC got inside access to the T-50A and took it to the skies.
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"Fly Me" hazards an answer to Joan Didion's predicament: We take to the skies.
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It'll be even more of a spectacle when it finally takes to the skies.
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There's another push on to expand urban transport three-dimensionally – by taking to the skies.
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"We use that thing a lot," Shelton said of taking to the skies with Stefani.
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Taking to the skies at theSkateboard Big Air Practice during the X Games in Austin.
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Leave the shipping to the skies; it's still far more reliable to get around underground.
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So is it only a matter of time until Canada Post takes to the skies?
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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The quality of the teaching, which Ganna once praised to the skies, is suddenly wretched.
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Her paintings were being praised to the skies, and her business demands were conceptually provocative.
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But what if you want to actually take to the skies with a racing drone?
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Its first generation plane was a DC-8, which took to the skies in 1982.
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With enough coins, you can strap on a wingsuit and really take to the skies.
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"Flirty and I took to the skies, yesterday!" the Bellevue, Nebraska native tweeted on Friday.
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The plane was a pristine Boeing that had taken to the skies only in August.
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But returning commercial supersonic transport aircraft, or SSTs, to the skies could upend those efforts.
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It&aposs still being produced today with new next-generation variants taking to the skies.
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Travelers will find at least one compelling reason to take to the skies: low fares.
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Hundreds of thousands of law-abiding hobby fliers have taken to the skies with enthusiasm.
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Commuters in Dubai could be taking to the skies in "passenger drones" later this year.
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All pilots will need to complete this training before returning to the skies, he said.
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Already, F-35s around the globe have taken back to the skies after passing inspection.
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"Record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies in large part due to widespread affordability."
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Since taking to the skies in 1998, the Global Hawk drone has developed a chilling reputation.
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Volocopter's flying taxi took to the skies for the first time months ago, in September 2017.
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There is still no clear date for when the 737 Max will return to the skies.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen ancient humans looked to the skies, they dreamed of flight.
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After investigations, testing, and repairs, the plane began to return to the skies in late April.
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We will look over our shoulders — or to the skies — out of fear, for a while.
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In January 2018, Flybondi took to the skies, using a fleet of five leased Boeing 737s.
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The company recently announced the 737 Max will take to the skies again in mid-2020.
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The world's first fully-electric aircraft for commercial flight has taken to the skies in Canada.
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On Wednesday afternoon, for the first time in years, "That's All, Brother" took to the skies.
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Millions of butterflies are taking to the skies of Southern California, creating a mesmerizing spectacle for onlookers.
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This DIY set provides the materials needed to create a copter you can take to the skies.
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Look to the skies, too, if you get the chance, and peek at what's behind the clouds.
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Harrison Ford is taking to the skies again by himself ... and he's double-checking everything before liftoff.
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Crowd-surfers, already primed by the excellent opening band, Rozwell Kid, took to the skies almost immediately.
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More than 225,000 flights took to the skies on Wednesday, July 24, more than ever recorded before.
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He later said he would not take a bonus until after the plane returns to the skies.
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As China's economy has expanded, the number of Chinese citizens taking to the skies has risen astronomically.
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Summer is here, and millions of vacationers are taking to the skies to escape the work grind.
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A Slovakian vehicle company wants to solve the problem of failing infrastructure by taking to the skies.
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NASA's associate administrator for science missions, Thomas Zurbuchen, took to the skies for a dry run Sunday.
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COMAC has also developed a smaller regional jet, the ARJ21, which took to the skies in June 2016.
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TEN years ago this September Airbus's first A380 superjumbo, laden with passengers, took to the skies over Toulouse.
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And it could be just two years before airships begin to take to the skies for commercial use.
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Uber first introduced its plan to bring ride-sharing to the skies in a white paper last year.
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Download the brand's accompanying mobile app to create custom flight routes, and take to the skies with confidence.
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For millennia, man has looked to the skies and asked himself, "what's it like to fuck birds?" pic.twitter.
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For as long as humans have walked the Earth, they have looked to the skies, dreaming of flight.
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Kanye West has more Kardashian reinforcements coming his way ... Khloe, Kourtney and Kris have taken to the skies.
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Any confirmed new plane from Boeing is not expected to take to the skies until at least 2025.
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Read more: The US Air Force's secretive new B-21 stealth bomber will take to the skies soon
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Pilots should undergo simulator training for the updated 7377 Max when it returns to the skies, Boeing recommends.
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Every day more than 2202,2628 flights and 28500 million passengers take to the skies in the United States.
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F-222s have started to take back to the skies, but others remain grounded amid a fleetwide inspection.
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Watch as we take to the skies (and space) and learn what it means to be a space tourist.
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China's first homegrown passenger plane is to take to the skies before July this year, according to state media.
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The DJI Smart Controller lets Mavic 2 owners take to the skies without the need of a mobile device.
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When a Mei surfaces, Pharah should take to the skies and pepper the her with rockets from higher ground.
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Well, Rubin Singer will raise the stakes even further: The designer literally took to the skies for spring '17.
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That's what Chris Guarente, chief test pilot for Scaled Composites, tells me as I take Stratolaunch to the skies.
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According to the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), more than three billion people took to the skies in 2013.
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Taking to the skies: The Federal Aviation Administration warned unauthorized drone operators to steer clear of emergency response operations.
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For now, it's just good to see it back on sale and ready to take to the skies again.
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According to the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), more than 3.1 billion people took to the skies in 2013.
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When it comes to alleviating some of the world's most pressing problems, perhaps we should look to the skies.
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Uber's flying car plans are coming together — and it looks like it won't be taking to the skies alone.
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In Asia alone, 100 million new passengers a year are taking to the skies, according to CEO Dennis Muilenburg.
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Warner Music Nashville, a record label, and Southwest Airlines announced that they will be bringing concerts to the skies.
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In this piece, David W. Dunlap, a metro reporter, looks back at when The Times took to the skies.
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In the past decade new airlines have taken to the skies in countries such as Senegal and Ivory Coast.
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Swiss bank UBS has claimed single-pilot commercial and cargo planes could take to the skies within five years.
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Another launched in 2018, and two more are slated to be sent to the skies in 2021 and 2024.
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Behind the bunk, a laser cloud-measuring instrument is pointed upward to the skies monitoring their volume and composition.
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The A380 was developed at a cost of $25 billion and first took to the skies 33 years ago.
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Open your eyes, look up to the skies and see Gaga deserved more than 1 win and 2 nominees.
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Fox goes on to praise Hillary Clinton to the skies, explaining why he thinks she'd make a great president.
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Tom Cruise has returned to the skies – even if this time he's not dangling from the side of a plane.
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State media reported last month that the jet could take to the skies in the first half of this year.
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And though the behavior is widespread, scientists haven't nailed down exactly how spiders are able to take to the skies.
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IBMers and their families have been touched by terrorist attacks, from New York, to Paris, to the skies over Egypt.
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Virgin Galactic took to the skies today for the first test of its rocket-powered spacecraft in over three years.
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He predicted that the ship would be ready to take to the skies next year — albeit for short flights only.
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In Ensenada, a Mexican city about two hours south of Tijuana, a new crime fighter has taken to the skies.
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You can expect TSA agents to be busy this week as 49 million people take to the skies for Thanksgiving.
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Not only is the country investing heavily in autonomous vehicles like cars — it's also turning its eyes to the skies.
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By making access space available at relatively low prices, an ecosystem of companies have received cheap access to the skies.
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If you're looking to the skies tonight, the moon will be at its closest to Earth in nearly 70 years.
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Schwartzel, a 2124-year-old South African, was drawn to the skies more by the hush than by the rush.
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In today's 360 video, take to the skies with a glider, built by Microsoft, that is guided by artificial intelligence.
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GE is building the GE9X for Boeing's new 777x long-haul airplane, due to take to the skies in 2020.
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Boeing also said it would not recommend that pilots undergo additional simulator training before the plane returns to the skies.
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Analysts are standing their ground, seeing a rebound in 2020 by double digits once the Max returns to the skies.
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The FAA has declined to provide a time frame for when it will let the plane return to the skies.
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Jess: Enter Shikari's Take to The Skies always gets a good response when you put it on at house parties.
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In February, Airbus announced an end to its A380 superjumbo program, just 12 years after it first took to the skies.
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After two years of planning, February 11, 2000 would see the first JetBlue aircraft take to the skies with passengers onboard.
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His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik In this alternate, Napoleonic Wars-era world, soldiers take to the skies atop mighty dragons.
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Before Tom Cruise returns to the skies for Top Gun: Maverick, he'll be getting back into the cockpit in American Made.
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Uber first introduced its plan to bring ride-sharing to the skies in 2016, but the project still faces significant hurdles.
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It will be the first one presided over by Mr Xi. Its 2,300 delegates will sing his praises to the skies.
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Since then he has taken to the skies in to monitor the path of the school of blacktips up the coast.
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This typically involves breathing exercises, flight simulations, interaction with airline pilots, and finally boarding a plane and taking to the skies.
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The A330-900 version, which took to the skies this morning, is destined for full certification around the middle of 2018.
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But that has changed as fuel prices plunged and record-breaking numbers of passengers take to the skies, keeping airlines profitable.
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Viewers across the country will be able to tune in as daredevil Nik Wallenda takes to the skies (literally) this weekend.
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Its spacious cabins, smooth take-offs and quiet engines were an instant hit when they took to the skies in 203.
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But Indigo's deal shows the strength of budget airlines are gaining worldwide as record numbers of travelers take to the skies.
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These could include optimizing its ability to walk, for instance, as well as navigating water and even taking to the skies.
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As they continue to take to the skies, here's how America's flight attendants are dealing with the threat of the coronavirus.
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It has also claimed that single-pilot commercial and cargo planes could take to the skies within the next five years.
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It's just that our radio telescopes, which listen to the skies for signals from alien beings, can't understand what they're hearing.
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This was already achieved by presidents such as George W. Bush and Obama who the media occasionally exalted to the skies.
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With high-quality drones now available for just a few hundred dollars, many consumers and businesses are taking to the skies.
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Click here to view original GIFSpreading my arms and taking to the skies like an eagle has always been my biggest fantasy.
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Building a third sensor on every 737 Max would inevitably delay the plane's return to the skies and raise production costs enormously.
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Yes, high-speed rail could displace some flights, but for longer journeys, travelers will clearly still have to take to the skies.
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The room also is designed with soothing lights, bubble tubes and private areas for families to relax before taking to the skies.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger says he'll take to the skies again -- as soon as he can shake Flight 1549 out of his head.
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While Kate stayed home at Kensington Palace, Prince William took to the skies before meeting air ambulance staff in London on Wednesday.
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Asked if he had been afraid to take to the skies as the coup plot unfolded, he said he believed in destiny.
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The Sunday after Thanksgiving will likely be the busiest, with an estimated 2.81 million travelers taking to the skies, the group said.
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Boeing, which has been testing software fixes, expects the Max jets to return to the skies by early in the fourth quarter.
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Meanwhile, 3.4 million people are expected to take to the skies this holiday weekend, up 53 percent from 2016, the AAA noted.
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That's the case even for the new-to-the-skies jets that are just bigger model of a plane that's already flying.
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While the Trump administration is increasingly looking to the skies and pressing for a Space Force, DARPA is focusing on operations underground.
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As Mr. Trump was holding talks, protesters were hitting the streets, with their Trump baby balloon returning to the skies over London.
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With nearly half of the population admitted smokers, the practice was a common affair and quickly found its way to the skies.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said Tuesday that he sees his company taking to the skies within the next five to 85033 years.
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Washington (CNN)Before the plane carrying his casket rose to the skies for one final flight to Washington, DC, the late Sen.
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Charles McGee, reportedly the oldest of the nine surviving Tuskegee Airmen, celebrated his milestone birthday on Saturday by returning to the skies.
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Comet 45P will be the most visible a couple of hours after the eclipse, so look to the skies again about 3 a.m.
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The acting chief of the FAA, Daniel Elwell, said it had no solid timeline to allow the jets to return to the skies.
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It's unclear how long the FAA will take to approve the fix and deem the planes safe to take to the skies again.
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The German start-up's five-seater jet took to the skies for the first time last month, a key milestone for the company.
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NOT since July 2011, when the space shuttle Atlantis took to the skies for the last time, has Cape Canaveral seen such excitement.
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WITH RHEUMY eyes and a face wizened by the sun, Narayanappa looks down to the ground and then, slowly, up to the skies.
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Uber hasn't taken to the skies yet, but the ride-hail company is already offering a frequent flyer-style rewards program for riders.
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The European plane maker Airbus announced an end to its A380 superjumbo program, just 12 years after it first took to the skies.
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Yet for all the technological progress, actually delivering this dream safely to the skies will require a lot more than optimistic talking points.
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According to the Des Moines Register, drone operators in Bettendorf must ask the city for permission before taking their machines to the skies.
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At this unique VR experience, The Hubble Cantata, viewers will turn their attention to the skies while simultaneously participating in a communal event.
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As a result, the continent's growing middle-classes have not taken to the skies as enthusiastically as in the rest of the world.
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This week, Southwest's pilots union forecast that the grounded jet would return to the skies around February, weeks later than Boeing has projected.
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Sebastian Thrun, Kitty Hawk's CEO, told CNBC in an interview earlier this year, that they could take to the skies within five years.
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But record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies, a sign that what awaits us after our flights is indeed worth it.
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Take a look below for our walkthrough of the facility, and the process of getting the greens from the farm to the skies.
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It will automatically apply to your account each year, so make sure you get your money&aposs worth when taking to the skies.
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Shortly after getting the first Airseekers in 2015, the Royal Air Force rushed the specialized planes to the skies over Iraq and Syria.
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Live coverage should begin around 8:30AM ET, so check back then to see this rocket take to the skies one last time.
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Plus, the Flexbot is controlled directly from your smartphone, so you can easily take to the skies with whatever you decide to build.
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As a record number of people took to the skies in the U.S. last year, the airline industry found customer satisfaction edged lower.
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There&aposs still no word on when the 737 Max could return to the skies, as Boeing works with federal regulators for approval.
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"The spirit of the giant of the revolution and politics, the symbol of patience and resilience has soared to the skies," the tweet said.
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Related: Selfie Culture and Art Meet at '29Rooms' Tiny Hackable Drone Takes First-Person VR to the Skies Now Even Drones Are Taking Selfies
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This crazy concept blurs the once-firm lines between planes, trains, and automobiles to let people take to the skies when traffic backs up.
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When submarine maker Graham Hawkes started designing his next generation of underwater cruisers, he decided to look to the skies instead of the sea.
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Dickson said on Thursday some regulators might want to "go above and beyond" on the operational side of returning the aircraft to the skies.
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On the night when the moon is expected to be visible, meteorological committees and ordinary people alike will turn questing looks to the skies.
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Although the job gave him the opportunity to take to the skies as a pilot, he also dealt with difficult moments during rescue missions.
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Find a complementary pair for a friend; you'll be able to trust them 100% to hold your legs as you handstand to the skies.
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But as millions more Indians started taking to the skies, newer players like SpiceJet and IndiGo burst onto the scene in the early 2000s.
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The Blue Angels have 22 of 36 shows left on their schedule, though it is doubtful they will return to the skies this weekend.
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Now all you have to do is buy yourself some whacking great RAF pilot's gloves and you'll be set to take to the skies.
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We no longer need to look to the skies for the next wave of robotics to transform our world: They're already at our feet.
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All of the above and more stretch their wings and take to the skies in Prewitt's Fandor-produced video which you can watch below.
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His actions will help raise tons of money from small donors and lift voter turnout to the skies in the 2018 and 2020 campaigns.
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Dressed in the proper garb and holding brooms, a group of daring Muggles took to the skies for a game of mid-air Quidditch.
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With the help of Ramie, who found a company in Orlando that offers balloon rides with seats in them, Norma took to the skies.
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Standing next to the plane's forward landing gear, I found it almost impossible to imagine how something so huge can take to the skies.
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New York (CNN Business)Nobody knows for sure when Boeing will be able to secure approval to return the 737 Max to the skies.
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Top Gun: Maverick takes to the skies on June 26, 2020 and here's a brand new poster to help get you in the mood.
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"It's very likely that international authorities will want a second opinion -- or a third opinion" before returning the Max to the skies, he said.
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The busiest day of air travel should be Sunday, when 3.1 million take to the skies, which could set a single-day travel record.
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On their recent tours, his inheritors like Drake and Kanye West have been taking to the skies and reimagining the space of an arena.
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Each of these companies have spent years developing high-capacity, long-range drones in secret, but there's a race to get to the skies first.
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Even if flying cars do take to the skies, don't expect to see a world that looks like the one in the "Blade Runner" films.
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Regulators are still a long way off approving Boeing's fix for the problem, meaning the aircraft is unlikely to return to the skies this year.
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Paredes thinks the best way to make people understand what a waste of time and money it would be is by taking to the skies.
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Increased rainfall and the "super bloom" of wildflowers across California could be the reason why so many butterflies are taking to the skies right now.
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A Bombardier C-Series CS-100, operated by Swiss Air, is taking to the skies for a demonstration flight at the annual aerospace showcase Monday.
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Uber first introduced its plan to bring ride-sharing to the skies in a white paper last year, but the project still faces significant hurdles.
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At long last, after a series of repairs and test flights, it took to the skies again at 6:30 am local time yesterday morning.
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When it's time to take to the skies, the wings extend out from the sides of the vehicles, and two larger rotors provide upward propulsion.
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But they're confident their creation will eventually be able to take to the skies with almost as much maneuverability as a dragonfly without cyborg upgrades.
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On July 23, Olympic National Park Service observers took their search efforts to the skies and spotted Geer as she was going to get water.
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Experience a world that can only come to life in VR. After digging into this video, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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Now it's looking to the skies again, as it hopes to be the global leader in the nascent race to mine resources in outer space.
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When the MAX returns to the skies with the software changes to the MCAS function, it will be among the safest airplanes ever to fly.
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The airplane manufacturers that dominate the market — Airbus and Boeing — recently boasted about multibillion-dollar orders as record numbers of travelers take to the skies.
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The F-35A took to the skies above the French capital on Monday, wowing the crowd with a series of high- and low-speed maneuvers.Gen.
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During an economic boom after World War II, more travelers took to the skies and manufacturers introduced larger planes with big, cushioned seats to match.
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The experience will see guests having the meals delivered before taking to the skies to enjoy their food while admiring incredible views of the city.
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On April 21990, 1945, Mr. O'Keefe and his fellow pilots, assigned to protect American ships unloading troops and supplies in Okinawa, took to the skies.
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And the timing of the jet's return to the skies is uncertain, which means that further compensation and continued slow production could increase costs further.
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If the remainder of your summer plans includes taking to the skies, don't be surprised if you encounter an offer for an airline credit card.
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Cleared for takeoff Late-night host James Corden took to the skies with rapper Kanye West for a spin on his popular "Carpool Karaoke" segment.
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Considering Brendan's got a 9-5 gig on the force, it sounds like she'll be the one taking to the skies more often than him.
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It's the second time Verizon has taken to the skies with LTE-enabled drones — last October, the company successfully tested the airborne system in different conditions.
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Reddit user ogotrice took to the skies to give his girlfriend what must have been the closest thing to a heart attack one could possibly simulate.
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The prototype flew for the first time last Wednesday but it's likely be two years before airships begin to take to the skies for commercial use.
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WHILE millions across America turn their carefully shielded eyes to the skies on August 21st, those in the energy business will be looking at data displays.
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It was a tactic that at times had Vekic looking to the skies and shrugging her shoulders, as though Williams was somehow using an unfair advantage.
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King Willem-Alexander said in an interview with De Telegraaf newspaper Wednesday that he had taken to the skies twice a month on short haul services.
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According to the Air Transport Action Group, more than three billion people took to the skies in 2013, with flights generating 705 million tonnes of CO2.
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With Clinton taking to the skies and traveling the world, her post at the State Department became a platform for the United States and Hillary Clinton.
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Muilenburg said the company is still producing more of the planes and that the Max could return to the skies by the end of the summer.
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Branson watched alongside a crowd of employees, their family members and friends in Mojave, California with nervous energy as Stucky and Sturckow took to the skies.
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It was supposed to revolutionize flying, but the Airbus A380 superjumbo program ended earlier this year, just 12 years after it first took to the skies.
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The show is something less than a mid-career retrospective, on the order of his praised-to-the-skies 27 exhibition at the Schaulager in Basel.
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And with more people taking to the skies in the summer, there are fewer empty seats on other flights to get travelers back on their way.
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According to the IATA, 2016 saw a whopping 3.8 billion air travelers, but predicts that around 7.2 billion passengers will take to the skies by 2035.
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Then in June, the first Airbus A350 took to the skies for the first time with scores of computers and engineers onboard to test its capabilities.
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Southwest Airlines pilots predicted the grounded Boeing 737 Max airplane will return to the skies around February, weeks later than Boeing (BA) and airlines have projected.
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Following are some of the key steps that Dickson said still need to take place before he approves the 737 MAX to return to the skies.
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This trip is what you would call a quick turn, meaning there's little time between arriving at the airport and heading back out to the skies.
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The film's title — from a song by Billy Edd Wheeler — brings to mind almost superhuman abilities that have the potential lift ordinary beings to the skies above.
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And at the very least, Uber might be feeling pressure to look to the skies given all the trouble it has had on the ground in 2017.
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While both Carey and Sullenberger recommended additional training requirements for 737 Max pilots, Sullenberger said simulator training should be mandatory before the aircraft returns to the skies.
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"When the Max returns to the skies with the software changes to the MCAS function, it will be among the safest airplanes ever to fly," he said.
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The grounded Boeing 737 Max fleet isn't expected to return to the skies for at least another 10 weeks, according to the airline industry's main trade body.
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With these hacks easily available to consumers, it remains to be seen how the government will react to more unmanned aerial vehicles illegally taking to the skies.
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That description has the freshness of a child looking to the skies, but the author quickly comes to rely on the words of others for his essays.
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As Paris approaches, media attention will turn to Boeing's progress on fixing the 737 Max plane and when its big selling aircraft can return to the skies.
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But there are major repercussions to letting fear run our lives; imagine, after all, a world in which the Wright brothers had never taken to the skies.
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Fitting finales to the public holiday brought brightly coloured lights to the skies on Thursday, marking the 4th of July and the nation's 242nd year of independence.
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"When the MAX returns to the skies with the software changes to the MCAS function, it will be among the safest airplanes ever to fly," he said.
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There's no shortage of daredevils taking to the skies in wingsuits, but Roberta Mancino has bested them all by soaring over the active Villarrica stratovolcano in Chile.
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Boeing promises that the plane will be one of the safest ever to fly when it returns to the skies after two crashes that killed 346 people.
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The columns reach to the sky, tying the installation to the great traditions of Indigenous peoples looking to the skies to build civilizations oriented to the stars.
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Lashed to the helm, all stiff and stark,With his face turned to the skies,The lantern gleamed through the gleaming snowOn his fixed and glassy eyes.
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Uber could take to the skies as soon as 2023 as it doubled down Friday on its launch date for an air taxi service called Uber Air.
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The carrier, like other airlines around the world, has been mulling which aircraft to add to its fleet as record numbers of passengers take to the skies.
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The planes NASA will be flying are modified versions of the WB-57F that first took to the skies way back in 1953 as bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
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They're mammalian relatives, and, at 160 million years old, they could have taken to the skies tens of millions of years before the last oldest gliding mammalian ancestor.
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Even as it works on developing autonomous, electric flying vehicles — which are still several years away — Uber is already taking its service to the skies in other ways.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, the hero pilot credited with the 2009 "Miracle on the Hudson," argued that simulator training should be mandatory before the aircraft returns to the skies.
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It's a race to the skies in terms of which company actually deploys an on-demand air taxi service based around electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.
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Before any VTOL can actually take to the skies in a real way, federal and local regulations and infrastructure will need to adapt to this new transportation category.
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Some investors sold airline shares amid worries over executives' ability to both forecast and navigate higher costs, even though record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A huge Darth Vader mask balloon took to the skies over the western English port of Bristol on Thursday as the city's annual balloon festival began.
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The deal, signed at the Farnborough Airshow in England, will see Cosmic Girl planes take to the skies from a spaceport at Newquay Airport in Cornwall, southwest England.
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The CAA has an exhaustive procedure for assessing the safety of aircraft, and another long list of requirements for allowing drones to take to the skies above Britain.
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Priests in the Russian city of Tver took to the skies this week to save local citizens from drunken craziness by air-bombing the town with holy water.
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Boeing has discovered another software problem on the beleaguered 737 Max that will have to be fixed before the airplane returns to the skies, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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Federal Aviation Administrator Steve Dickson says he won't allow the Boeing 737 Max jets to return to the skies for service until he personally flies the plane himself.
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Southeast Asian ride-hailing start-up Grab could be taking to the skies in a bid to improve urban mobility in one of the region's most congested cities.
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Yet even if the Max does return to the skies early next year and Boeing avoids shutting down the production line, the grounding's effect will linger for years.
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In an effort to lead a better life, free of children jumping on it, this bounce house made a dramatic escape to the skies that unfortunately ended in tragedy.
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The U.S. on Thursday had sent the bombers and F-35 stealth fighters to the skies of South Korea in a show of force — and North Korea strongly protested.
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Way back in 2014, Facebook announced a plan to bring the internet to the skies, and it formed an internal team called the Connectivity Lab to make it happen.
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In the wee hours of the morning on March 2, SpaceX's shiny new astronaut taxi—dubbed Crew Dragon—will take to the skies, bound for the International Space Station.
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After rolling out the first 737 MAX late last year, Boeing is ready to take to the skies this morning in Renton, Washington where the aircraft is being built.
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With e-volo's managing director Alexander Zosel in the cockpit, the truly strange-looking aircraft took to the skies above an airfield, hovered for several minutes, and then landed.
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In effect, they are software companies that hope the hacker ethos of computing (try lots of stuff, make unexpected innovations at a furious clip) can take to the skies.
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Passenger Shaun Steele told WLS-TV that the landing was the plane's second attempt, as the pilot took them back to the skies after realizing the poor weather conditions.
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Transitioning back to airborne flight is as easy as bringing the Loon Copter back to the surface, pumping out all that water ballast and taking to the skies again.
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The so-called Perseids meteor shower returns to the skies every August, and are best viewed in the northern hemisphere in isolated areas where there is little light pollution.
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Related: Watch a Man Snowboard on Clouds 'Last Voyage' Is a Video Game About Space That Is Not About Spaceships An Intelligent Drone Takes Extreme Snowboarding to the Skies
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Meeting Eleanor Roosevelt inspired her to fly Though White is regarded as racial pioneer, she flew in the contrails of other African American women who took to the skies.
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The company has said a smaller test aircraft, known as the XB-1, recently completed wind tunnel tests and remained on track to take to the skies in 2019.
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For weeks, the insects rest during the day and take to the skies at night to reach the Alps, where they cram into caves and rest for the hot summer.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: 3D HubsTaking to the skies with a rocket strapped to your back is still a dangerous idea, despite how Hollywood typically portrays the stunt.
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The company has already teased the living daylights out of its forthcoming Karma drone, a former team up with DJI that is set to take GoPro's cameras to the skies.
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So you can imagine the size of Richard Branson's grin when his dashing new space plane, the VSS Unity, took to the skies over the Mojave desert earlier this month.
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What's next: Boeing is working on the software fixes, but it's still uncertain when the agency and countries who banned the aircraft will allow it to return to the skies.
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Had I booked myself onto the 10:25am departure for Heathrow, a flight that took to the skies immediately after my own tardy service, I would have saved myself £100.
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Last week, the acting administrator of the F.A.A. defended the company on Capitol Hill, but safety experts remain unconvinced the jets in question are ready to return to the skies.
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"This collaboration also offers the potential for a much larger cooperation which could eventually extend intermodal mobility to the skies," Florian Reuter, the CEO of Volocopter, said in a statement.
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What's next: Even if the Max eventually returns to the skies, Boeing will face greater scrutiny from global aviation regulators that have historically deferred to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration.
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I have been dreaming of space travel since I watched the moon landings from a tiny black-and-white television screen in 1969 and looked up to the skies in wonder.
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Being a test pilot means taking the ultimate risk every time you take to the skies, putting your faith in the soaring ambitions of engineers, and your life in their hands.
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Vlogger Casey Neistat took to the skies back in December using a custom, 16-rotor drone to go snowboarding, while a team at VertiPod built one of their own in 2015.
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As such it's not clear when exactly the fighters took to the skies in search of this unidentified aircraft or why they were launched so late if that was the case.
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He might have remained an obscure juvenile criminal, but he gained national fame after he took to the skies, stealing and crash-landing airplanes despite never having any formal flight training.
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The rollout on Friday will take place firmly on the ground, though, as the redesigned spacecraft needs to go through several rounds of ground testing before it takes to the skies.
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Their trick is powering the plane's motors with electricity that comes from a jet fuel-burning generator as well as onboard batteries, like a Chevy Volt that's taken to the skies.
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According to Maue, El Niño events can influence storms forming in the North Pacific Ocean, which can then reverberate downstream, all the way to the skies above the North Atlantic Ocean.
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Both Canadian and European aviation authorities have indicated they plan to review any 737 Max software updates themselves before approving the Max to return to the skies in Canada or Europe.
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No word yet on when Brin's airborne conveyance will actually take to the skies, but it'll be hard to miss when it does, given the scope and scale of the project.
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The Z-19E, developed by the state-owned AVIC Harbin Aircraft Industry, took to the skies over the city of Harbin for its maiden flight, with images carried on state television.
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Some 400 fertilized eggs of the leopard frog — a small spotted creature — will take to the skies this week, along with two human astronauts, if Gemini-8 gets off the ground.
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We were looking to the skies and the threat was communism and alien invasion and body snatchers, and you know, loss of our personal autonomy because we were afraid of invasion.
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Flying cars could merely move that congestion to the skies, which is why technologies around airspace traffic management — which Shin has experience in — is just as important as developing the aircraft.
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If you're looking for an extra dose of fireworks this New Year's Even, look to the skies for the chance to see a comet that only comes around every five years.
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Boeing is awaiting a recertification for the 737 Max from the Federal Aviation Administration before it can return the plane to the skies, but that is unlikely to happen until 2020.
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But watching the entire herd move is like watching a giant flock of birds take to the skies, as the movements appear both chaotic and perfectly in sync at the same time.
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Photo: Guangdong University of TechnologyUnlike Iron Man, who can take to the skies like a rocket, this Chinese robot always needs to have at least one foot safely planted on the ground.
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While Boeing said in May that it had finalized the development of a fix for the plane's MCAS system, no time frame for the aircraft's return to the skies has been announced.
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That raises the possibility some countries' regulators could approve the software while others do not deem it safe to fly -- and complicate Boeing's goal of safely returning the plane to the skies.
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The manufacturer is testing its updates to the plane before they are examined by regulators to see if the plane should return to the skies after two fatal crashes killed 346 people.
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On February 22nd, Virgin Galactic's passenger spaceplane VSS Unity took to the skies above the Mojave Desert in California during a test flight, carrying a type of rider it's never had before.
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Airbus recently used the aircraft to perform an autonomous takeoff where onboard cameras were used to steer the aircraft down the runway before it took to the skies entirely on its own.
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Once it's done flopping around, everything pops back into place thanks to the magnets and (assuming it lands right side up) the drone is immediately ready to take to the skies again.
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As an alternative, researchers at Johns Hopkins University have created a waterproof drone that can float up from the murky depths and then take to the skies to provide an aerial view.
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We won't see drivers take to the skies en masse before the Federal Aviation Administration regulates this unprecedented industry, but it's only a matter of time before more companies manufacture these cars.
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Cheaper tickets with Ryanair will not only enable more of them to take to the skies, it will also tie the country closer to the EU, where all the new routes go.
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They aim to create a fleet of eagles that can take to the skies and prey on drones that infringe air space or hamper official operations such as emergency air ambulance landings.
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Boeing expects the Max to return to the skies early in the fourth quarter, Muilenburg said, as the plane maker continues to test software changes to solve various issues with the plane.
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It's that time of the year when one of the world's most iconic butterflies, the Danaus plexippus, also known as the monarch butterfly, takes to the skies and migrates for the winter.
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A partnership with an international airline can give Delta, and other airlines that adopt this strategy, a foothold in fast-growing foreign markets, as record numbers of travelers take to the skies.
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Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety.
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As the worldwide grounding of the Boeing 22020 Max stretches into its sixth month, a new report suggests that Boeing's estimate for a November return to the skies is in serious jeopardy.
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The letter, from the head of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, said they wanted more of a say in bringing the plane back to the skies.
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Human activity has deforested, replanted and irrigated large areas of land, added pollution to the skies, depleted the ozone layer and, yes, changed the concentrations of key greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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This afternoon, a prototype of SpaceX's next generation rocket took to the skies for a second time in south Texas, reaching a height of a small skyscraper before landing back on Earth.
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The foul weather scrambled plans during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, when more than 2970 million people were expected to hit the roads or take to the skies.
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As for when exactly commuters will be able to regularly take to the skies in a GrabHeli, Tan said that would depend on liberalization of aviation regulations and demand from Grab users.
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All this has led to speculation that Mr Muilenburg may not hold on to his job for long, whether or not the MAX returns to the skies in the next few months.
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In 264, billions upon billions of shrimp-size insects took to the skies in the mid-Atlantic United States, covering entire houses, blaring extremely loud noises, and littering forests with their exoskeletons.
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MOZA Mini-MI Wireless Charging Smartphone Gimbal — $21080 with code NEWYEAR2149.5 See Details Take to the skies with this laser-shooting Star Wars Propel Drone that's modeled after the Rebel Alliance's X-Wings.
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Time has literally flown since Maverick, Goose and the gang took to the skies as a group of students in training to become a part of the U.S. Navy's squadron of elite pilots.
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Boeing is flying a 737 Max plane around the US with a test crew on board to test its software updates to the jet as it prepares for its return to the skies.
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The big picture: A spokesman told the WSJ the program is "still in very early days," but Uber's push to take to the skies reflects its efforts to diversify beyond just ride-hailing.
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Normally, any angst I feel surrounding a rocket launch reaches its peak in the moments before the vehicle takes to the skies — not half a day after the rockets have launched and landed.
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Starting December 24, viewers can tune in to a live stream of Santa (here) provided by NORAD that shows him making his final preparations before taking Rudolph and his reindeer to the skies.
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Amazon partnered with the British government back in 2016 to test delivering packages with its Prime Air drones, for example, and others have taken to the skies in places like Iceland and Switzerland.
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Within a day, Braniff, Trans Texas (later Texas International) and Continental applied for a restraining order stopping Southwest from taking to the skies, arguing that Texas was perfectly well served by existing airlines.
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The rapper, 26, took to the skies with 6-month-old Kulture Kiari recently, where the mother-daughter duo enjoyed a ride on a private jet while dressed in their cool-weather best.
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If you're planning on diving in and don't have some experience manually flying drones, you'll definitely want to clock a few hours on the included simulator software before you take to the skies.
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With the help of a private pilot, Henry took to the skies to shoot Industrial Scars: a photography series which aims to show the industrial pollution that comes from our mass commercial consumption.
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Solar Impulse 2, the solar-powered aircraft, is set to return to the skies in mid-April to complete its round-the-world trip, pilot and founder André Borschberg told CNBC on Thursday.
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And with pizza delivery drones and robots taking to the skies and hitting the streets alongside a car that is also a pizza oven, it looks like there are more sunny skies ahead.
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Regulators plan to return to eastern Iowa, an F.A.A. official said, to review additional documentation from Boeing and Collins as they determine when the Max might be allowed to return to the skies.
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As we get closer to a future where ride-hailing takes it to the skies, Moore will walk us through the logistics necessary to make sure these eVTOLs are safe, efficient and affordable.
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But we'd still spend all day with our eyes and ears to the skies, because we knew this could be our last chance to see one before the honeycreeper vanished into history forever.
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"Fuck you," I mumbled, as my version of Kat turned her gaze to the skies and plummeted away from a world of thoughtless plutocrats, a canister of gas slowly twisting in the wind.
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Questions about those problems and how they were handled constitute a sobering reminder of the trust we display each time we strap on seatbelts and take to the skies in a metal tube.
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Boeing shifted its timeline for the 737 Max's return to the skies several times throughout the year, as it became evident that it could not easily satisfy regulators' concerns about the plane's safety.
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Boeing shifted its timeline for the 737 Max's return to the skies several times throughout the year as it became evident that it could not easily satisfy regulators' concerns about the plane's safety.
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Photo: Stephen Brashear (Getty)Even after Boeing's beleaguered Boeing 737 Max jets return to the skies, some Stephen Brashearwary passengers won't be expected to board them—at least if they're flying United Airlines.
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Starship could take to the skies before the end of winter 2020 – perhaps even before the end of 20193 – and it could do so with passengers aboard by later in the same year.
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Kim: While Pan Am's operating costs skyrocketed, the economy slowed, and America's appetite for international air travel greatly reduced, leaving Pan Am dangerously overcapacity, with huge, half-empty jets taking to the skies.
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In mid July 2016, Si2 took to the skies for its 17th, and final leg of its round-the-world trip; starting in Cairo and touching down back where it started in Abu Dhabi.
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TSA last month told travelers to leave extra time for airport security: Record numbers of travelers are taking to the skies, but staffing at the security agency has actually decreased in the past year.
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This will determine whether Stratolaunch has a commercial future, or whether it will end up in a museum alongside the Spruce Goose, Howard Hughes' behemoth flying boat that only took to the skies once.
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Airlines, including Southwest, American and United, have canceled thousands of flights and repeatedly pushed back the planes' return to their schedules with little guidance on when the aircraft could take to the skies again.
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If the truck-sized skull Arya discovers in the dungeons of King's Landing is any indicator, the dragons of ancient Valyria were larger than any animals that ever took to the skies on Earth.
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Click here to view original GIFTethering yourself to a giant kite that's strong enough to pull you right off the ground seems a lot less terrifying when kitesurfer Sam Light takes to the skies.
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GUALDO CATTANEO, Italy (Reuters) - Around 30 hot air balloons took to the skies in Italy on Saturday as part of what organizers refer to as the "most relaxed" event on the international ballooning calendar.
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In our demo on the CES show floor, we explored a virtual lab inspired by the futuristic user interface found in the Iron Man films before taking to the skies for some aerial combat.
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But a decade and a half later, supersonic planes are threatening to return, and while the speeding aircraft may vastly reduce travel times, they could also bring heavy loads of pollution to the skies.
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In Tanzania, where on some flights almost half the passengers are taking to the skies for the first time, many of the faces in the cabin betray a sense of wonder tinged with fear.
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We are coming up on one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, which means many of us are taking to the skies en route to see friends and family across the country.
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And when the rains dried up and the rice fields cracked, she whispered to the skies to send water within nine days — nine, jiǔ, which sounded like jiǔ, the word for eternity and longevity.
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"The smoke is expected to make at least one full circuit around the globe, returning once again to the skies over Australia," Colin Seftor and Rob Gutro of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center wrote.
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LES DIABLERETS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Doctors and search dogs took to the skies in a helicopter on Friday to practice rescuing hikers and skiers in the build-up to the Swiss Alps' deadly avalanche season.
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The idea is that a small flying car will be able to smoothly transition from driving to the skies, in order to delivery the Olympic torch for its last leg to officially open the games.
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AS A heatwave sends most Britons scuttling to beaches and pub gardens, the country's archaeologists have been busy, taking to the skies to identify ancient sites that are not visible for most of the year.
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Instead the rapper and provocateur took to the skies in a plane with James Corden and more than one hundred members of West's Sunday Service Choir for a spin on Corden's "Late Late Show" segment.
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Mark Moore, a 30-year NASA veteran and engineering director of aviation at Uber, reveals what he and the ride-hailing company have been working on — and how they intend to take to the skies.
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I sneak out for a few minutes to snap some photos of the gigantic plant life, and then I head back to the skies, hoping the third planet will satiate my need to explore nature.
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As work in the digital domain becomes increasingly portable, a slew of (mostly young) professionals have taken to the skies and seas to travel the globe while clocking in and collecting their directly deposited paychecks.
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Unlike other unmanned aerial vehicles, however, the helium filled device is neither as sleek nor as compact as its cohorts that take to the skies to deliver packages, snap photos or participate in racing contests.
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Though it will be sometime before the new arrivals in Marana will take to the skies again as the COVID-19 crisis plays out, the aircraft are undoubtedly faring better than the town's permanent residents.
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Even before the first displays took to the skies over a sun-baked southern England, the U.S. planemaker said DHL had placed an order for 14 777 freighters, and purchase rights for seven additional freighters.
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Pilots probably won't have completed the necessary re-training on the software update until the end of April or even later, after which the plane might be able to return to the skies, Larsen said.
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Armed with this protocol, the research team tracked the movement patterns of passengers and crew in single-aisle aircraft over the course of 10 intercontinental flights, eight of which took to the skies during flu season.
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The 22-year-old emitted a huge shriek of delight and danced around the court in triumph before blowing a kiss to the skies and beaming at her coach and boyfriend Robbe Ceyssens in the stands.
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So between its fuel and training efficiency, the Max seemed like a winning prospect for everyone — especially Boeing, which sold a record-breaking $200 billion worth of Maxes before the first prototype took to the skies.
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Airlines expect Boeing to issue software updates and new training procedures for the 737 Max planes soon, but there is no set date yet for when the aircraft will be recertified and return to the skies.
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"Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny, and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety," he plans to say.
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But once it took to the skies, the Super Circle Plane provided an additional challenge for other RC pilots who were encouraged to test their skills by flying their own aircraft right through the giant loop.
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I'm not going to say that praising Trump to the skies specifically on the grounds that he's willing to say and do racist stuff (err ... "tell it like it is") is a wise thing to do.
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We got Ben Sunday at LAX, and he praised the apology skit to the skies, saying it's a shining light of how liberals and conservatives can disagree but treat each other with a level of civility.
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But as air travel becomes increasingly accessible, and as more people take to the skies, airlines have been making public pledges to curb their environmental footprints, including the plastic forks and leftovers their passengers leave behind.
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The manufacturer is scrambling to gain regulator approval to return the jets to the skies, a process it hopes to conclude this month, but regulators have publicly said several times that they don't have ant timeline.
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Charles, a helicopter pilot, was sent off in his "last flight," as his father – a longtime flight instructor to many – took to the skies in a helicopter, with a small pod of other choppers during the funeral.
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Southwest Airlines won't charge uneasy passengers to change flights to avoid traveling on the Boeing 737 Max if and when regulators allow the jet to take to the skies again, the airline's chief marketing officer said Thursday.
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The snapshot even inspired fellow celebrity dads to take to the skies with their own little ones in carriers — like Dwyane Wade, who joked he was channeling the Watch What Happens Live host's "swag" in a Feb.
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It made cannonballs for the Duke of Wellington's armies that fought in the Napoleonic wars of the early nineteenth century and went on to produce Spitfire fighters that took to the skies in the Second World War.
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Since then, the company has released the results of an initial investigation, tracing the fire back to a breach in the rocket's helium supply, and announced that it plans to take to the skies again by November.
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This September, the Boeing 27 Max — the airliner involved in two fatal crashes within five months that killed 27 people — will take to the skies for American Airlines once again after nearly six months of international grounding.
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Last week the pilot and co-founder of Solar Impulse 2, André Borschberg, told CNBC that the solar-powered aircraft was set to return to the skies in mid-April to complete a round-the-world trip.
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Vehicles like the Volocopter are key because of their vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capabilities meaning they can take to the skies and land again in a small space, which would be useful in busy cities.
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A one-fifth-scale model of Aurora Flight Science's strange LightningStrike aircraft just took to the skies for the first time, proving (seemingly!) that stuffing 24 ducted fans into a single aircraft might just work after all.
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As more and more armed drones take to the skies, US forces must adapt, Paul Scharre, a researcher with the Washington, DC-based Center for a New American Security, told a US Senate subcommittee in March 2017.
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November 1, 2017 Today's special edition of CNN 10 takes you to the skies above the Middle East, where U.S. planes have played a crucial role in years of international efforts to fight the ISIS terrorist group.
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As far as we know, no one's ever used a wooden Ikea chair as an airframe before, which makes it all the more amazing that this bizarre craft smoothly took to the skies on its very first takeoff.
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"Regulators around the world should approve the return of the Max to the skies only after they have applied the most rigorous scrutiny, and are completely satisfied as to the plane's safety," Muilenburg said in his written testimony.
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Boeing Co, the world's biggest planemaker, faces growing obstacles to returning its grounded 737 MAX fleet to the skies, while details emerged of an Indonesian crash last October with potential similarities to the Ethiopian disaster on March 10.
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But it doesn't take long to realize that by resembling a tent the work indicates the dislocation of Black people, and its suspension suggests a daunting paradox between the brutality of lynching and an escape to the skies.
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Despite the FAA's careful steps to make drones a positive addition to the skies, some argue that every state and local government should be able to set their own rules for where, when and how drones can fly.
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And in the US, Boeing is no closer to returning its embattled plane to the skies, while Uber saw insiders cash out as its post-IPO lock-up period expired and the company finds a new regulatory fight.
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Up or down in the match, Kyrgios seemed to be enjoying himself immensely - which appeared to discombobulate his opponent as much as his varied serves, which frequently left him wrong-footed and appealing to the skies for guidance.
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Though most aircraft that enter storage in Marana never take to the skies again, the COVID-19 crisis has given the town a slew of new arrivals that airlines hope will only be temporary visitors rather permanent residents.
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Boeing revealed on Monday that its new CEO, Dave Calhoun, could get a $7 million bonus if he fixes the company's biggest problems, including returning the 737 Max to the skies and launching astronauts for the first time.
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"Buoyed by a healthy economy and plentiful, affordable air service, travelers once again are expected to take to the skies in record numbers," John Heimlich, A4A's vice president and chief economist, said in a statement released on Tuesday.
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Boeing Co, the world's biggest planemaker, faces growing obstacles to returning its grounded 737 MAX fleet to the skies, while details emerged of an Indonesian crash last October with potential similarities to the Ethiopian disaster on March 10.
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The move highlights how large players in the aviation industry like MUFG remain confident that more travelers will take to the skies and that airlines will buy more aircraft, despite signs that demand for new jetliners is falling.
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Hirsch has some experience with recreating historical moments in VR. He also produced First, a trip back to Kitty Hawk, N.C. in 1903, where sibling inventors Orville and Wilbur Wright took to the skies in the world's first airplane.
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As thousands of commercial drones take to the skies under new Federal Aviation Administration rules, some small operators are pursuing a coveted exemption that would allow them to fly their drones where they can't be seen by the pilot.
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SAO PAULO, March 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian planemaker Embraer SA said on Wednesday its biggest commercial aircraft ever took to the skies more than three months ahead of schedule, confirming healthy progress on a re-engined new generation of airliners.
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"It bookends the moment of intense excitement nine and a half years earlier when the spacecraft first opened its eye to the skies and captured its 'first light' image," wrote NASA Ames Research Center public affairs officer Alison Hawkes.
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Airlines are scrambling to work out how best to let their passengers know they are due to fly on a Boeing 737 Max once the stricken aircraft returns to the skies after more than six months on the ground.
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The Spaniard sealed the victory with a 39th winner, the 25th off his awesome forehand, and raised his arms to the skies to accept the salute of the crowd on the court where he won the title in 2009.
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On March 23, a SkyGuardian equipped with an experimental autonomous detect-and-avoid system and a cutting-edge surveillance radar will take to the skies above Southern California, fully integrated with normal air traffic control for the first time.
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Yes, the summer travel season is in full swing, with flights booked to capacity and airline staff stretched thin, but experts say that there are ways to get effective and even friendly service when you take to the skies.
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Boeing will temporarily cease producing the 737 MAX next month, the company announced on Monday as uncertainty persists about when regulators will let the troubled passenger jet return to the skies after two crashes killed 346 people in total.
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For a limited time this spring, Dark Arts at Hogwarts Castle, a new projection light show at Universal Studios Hollywood, is bringing the dark magic of Lord Voldemort and his legion of Death Eaters to the skies of the park.
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There's also the convenient fact that we now have two Targaryens and two dragons for them to ride, offering up the opportunity for Jon and Dany to simultaneously take to the skies to battle the Night King and zombie Viserion.
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And with better materials, autonomous navigation systems, and other technical advances, dozens of well-heeled investors are convinced that we're on the cusp of seeing flying cars — or at least small, electric, autonomously flown commuter planes — take to the skies.
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"The locomotive was painted to resemble Air Force One, but George H.W. Bush joked that if it had been around during his presidency, he may have preferred to ride the rails rather than take to the skies," the AP writes.
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Namibia's skies continue their theatrics well past dark: From bed, I tried to discern constellations, marveling at how explorers looked to the skies for centuries to navigate continents and oceans, when I can't tell the difference between shooting stars and airplanes.
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This morning, Branson is taking to the skies for the inaugural flight of a new route, from SFO to Denver, in the hopes of linking a nascent tech community in the Mile High City with an established one in Silicon Valley.
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The clear bookmakers' favorite to win a third successive title with Mercedes, Hamilton will arrive in Melbourne after a whirlwind trip to New Zealand where he took to the skies in a helicopter on Wednesday above the mountain resort of Queenstown.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's first locally-built combat aircraft officially took to the skies on Friday, 33 years after it was cleared for development, marking a long-held goal of cutting expensive imports to build a domestic defense-industrial base.
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I read it one more time, and when I got to the last stanza, "And piled up beside her/And toppling to the skies,/Were the clothes of a king's son,/Just my size," my mother took her last breath.
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As I child I would regularly spend my weeks out in the country, and each night I would sit near the empty fields and look up, to the skies above and wish to be among those planets, and stars in space.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's home-grown C2919 passenger jet is set to take to the skies on its long-delayed maiden flight on Friday, a major step for Beijing as it looks to boost its profile in the global aviation market.
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The company did not give a timeline for when the autonomous taxi service could be running, but Kitty Hawk CEO Sebastian Thrun told CNBC in an interview earlier this year, that they could take to the skies within five years.
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"People in cities across the state should look to the skies this evening, which will be lit up in purple and gold, and feel pride in our history," Lieutenant Governor Hochul, chair of the Women's Suffrage Commission, stated in a release.
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And on the flipside, the discovery of a downed drone that had been saddled with bags of methamphetamine near San Ysidro, California, which shares the border with Tijuana, Mexico, suggests that smugglers are willing to take to the skies as well.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Adam WoodworthInstead of relying on just his imagination to make Lego toys fly, Adam Woodworth supersizes his favorite sets and upgrades them with motors and electronics so they can take to the skies all by themselves.
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As The L.A. Times notes, this decision will also be regarded as a win for Google and Amazon, who have both been lobbying hard for regulation on hobbyist drones as they look to the skies for projects like Prime Air and Project Wing.
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Boeing expects its troubled 737 Max jets to return to the skies by early in the fourth quarter but its CEO warned investors on Wednesday that it could further cut or suspend production of its bestselling planes altogether if delays get worse.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Airlines and regulators are gathering at a closed-door summit in Montreal on Wednesday to exchange views on steps needed for a safe and coordinated return of Boeing Co's grounded 737 MAX jets to the skies following two deadly crashes.
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ADDIS ABABA/JAKARTA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boeing Co faced growing pressure in Washington on Wednesday as U.S. lawmakers called for executives to testify about two crashed 22 MAX jets while the world's biggest planemaker worked on returning the grounded fleet to the skies.
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FARNBOROUGH, England (Reuters) - British jet engine maker Rolls-Royce has designed a propulsion system for a flying taxi and is starting a search for partners to help develop a project it hopes could take to the skies as soon as early next decade.
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QuickChek New Jersey Festival of Ballooning (Friday through Sunday) All kinds of flying objects will take to the skies over New Jersey this weekend, including a 115-foot-tall pig, a pair of 90-foot-tall penguins and a 500-pound piranha.
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Earlier in November, Lori Bassani, the head of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents 28,000 American Airlines crew members, sent a letter to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg asking for more of a say in bringing the plane back to the skies.
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On this Memorial Day, 21625 years after D-Day, we remember the American soldiers who gave their lives serving their country, from the beaches of Normandy to the jungles of Vietnam, the sands of the Middle East to the skies of Southeast Asia.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Uganda Airlines has taken to the skies once more after almost two decades out of action, but flies into a crowded aviation market in Africa where carriers have the weakest finances and emptiest planes of any region in the world.
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AIR FRANCE The French take great pleasure in good food and wine, and according to Ghislaine Van Branteghem, Air France's catering product manager for long-haul flights, the airline wants to extend that philosophy to the skies, including to its economy passengers.
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Some insurers may exclude drone-related incidents from their policies — and those that do not do so now may decide to eventually, as the number of drones taking to the skies increases and insurers learn more about the cost of drone-related claims.
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"The Department and FAA have undertaken unprecedented steps to investigate and understand the incident and the process of certification for this aircraft," a DOT spokesman said in a statement, adding that there is no timeline to return the plane to the skies.
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Tourists looking for ever more thrilling holidays are taking to the skies above Texas to shoot wild hogs as part of the state's effort to limit the spread of an invasive species that annually causes millions of dollars in damage to farmland and livestock nationally.
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"In order to mark the occasion, some of the most experienced skydivers, BASE jumpers and freeflyers on the planet in the Red Bull Air Force took to the skies above the famous American city for the aerial flight," the company said in a statement.
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The two-seater VTOL, the DeLorean DR-7, doesn't look or sound anything like the DMC-12 of old, but its sleek design and next-gen specs could put the new craft in a class of its own if it eventually takes to the skies.
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The aviation business is booming, with Boeing and its European rival Airbus — the two main manufacturers of passenger jets — enjoying record orders for passenger planes, thanks to low interest rates, a growing economy and record numbers of travelers taking to the skies each year.
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If the next generation of supersonic aircraft takes to the skies, we'll be able to hop on a three-and-a-half-hour morning flight across the Atlantic, dash to a meeting in central London and fly back to New York in time for dinner.
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Using ground-based radar technology will not allow us to stay ahead of the growth of commercial aviation, nor will it allow us to properly manage critical airspace with the millions of commercial and private drones that are expected to take to the skies.
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The inventor captured the world's imagination when he took to the skies above Paris at Bastille Day parade in July with the board that can reach an altitude of nearly 500 feet -- with the potential to go much higher -- and a speed of 87mph.
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ARCHAEOPTERYX, a toothy, feathered fossil found in Germany in the 19th century, hinted at a crucial moment in one of the greatest transitions in the history of life—the point when dinosaurs (which have teeth) took to the skies, and birds (which have feathers) were thus born.
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As Brie Larson takes to the skies to protect Earth from malicious alien warfare as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first-ever woman superhero in Captain Marvel, she will be doing so scored by the music of Pinar Toprak — the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first-ever female composer.
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The group is "not hoping for" a return to all-aluminium plane bodies, after composites established their role, but sees much to play for as planemakers study options for jets that will take to the skies in the 2030s, Chief Executive Officer Jean-Marc Germain said.
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With hundreds of millions of consumers – and counting – taking to the skies every year, it's important that they can finally benefit from advanced air traffic control technology, that they get to their destinations as safely and efficiently as possible, and that they receive the best service possible.
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But perhaps no one has gone quite so far to achieve romantic bliss as Christian Desgroux, a man authorities say impersonated a three-star US Army general, rented a helicopter, and took to the skies on a bogus top-secret mission, all to impress a potential suitor.
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The play begins with Mr. Jue, as Nanhee's father, relating a bedtime folk tale about an angel who loses her ability to fly and falls in love with a mortal man, and who must later choose between staying on earth or ascending to the skies once again.
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"This successful flight test is a tremendous step forward, taking aerial ridesharing from a vision to the skies in less than two years since Uber Elevate was first formed" and it partnered with Boeing subsidiary Aurora Flight Sciences, Eric Allison, head of Elevate at Uber, said in a statement.
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Boeing faced growing pressure in Washington on Wednesday as U.S. lawmakers called for executives to testify about two crashed 737 MAX jets - in October last year in Indonesia and on March 10 in Ethiopia - while the world's biggest planemaker worked on returning the grounded fleet to the skies.
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The model, which was grounded by almost every major country after a plane crash in Ethiopia killed 157 people in March, was originally supposed to return to the skies in September but a report from the Wall Street Journal Saturday states that the grounding might extend into 2020.
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The House Democrats came together this week like a band of brothers and sisters, like the inspired and united nation that landed on the moon 85033 years ago this week after a great president pointed his finger to the skies and said there is nothing we cannot accomplish together.
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With Mr. Trump's order given, American aircraft would take to the skies or perhaps Tomahawk cruise missiles would be launched from the decks of a destroyer near the Korean Peninsula, streaking through the sky at speeds of up to 550 miles per hour toward the Korean missile's garrison.
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From the precipitous outdoor terrace of the seventh-floor restaurant, or on the dizzyingly open-to-the-skies rooftop bar, all of Milan spreads out in front of observers — each of the city's landmarks dwarfed by the jagged snow-capped Alps hulking along the northern horizon beyond the metropolis.
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Boeing's grounded 737 MAX could be cleared to return to the skies in the U.S. as early as this year, despite a continued cascade of damning revelations about the design and approval of the passenger jet that crashed in Indonesia and Ethiopia, killing a total of 346 people.
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In almost every fixture, he would end up howling at the referee and throwing his hands to the skies as his claims for a foul were dismissed out of hand, despite the fact that he had just been sent sprawling or raked down his ankle by some lumbering centre-back.
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India says its locally made Tejas fighter, which took to the skies in July 33 years after it was cleared for development, will form a major part of its future fleet, but Parrikar has also said that India needed 100 new light combat aircraft by 2020 to replace Russian MiG-21s.
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One possibility is that the two groups separately evolved more complex and mobile tongues as they took to the skies, to better manage a new type of diet that wasn&apost available to ground dwellers, the researchers wrote in the study, published online today (June 20) in the journal PLOS ONE.
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Elwell took questions from House lawmakers about the certification of the 737 Max, its process for allowing planemakers to sign off on certification decisions, why MCAS was not subject to a more rigorous review, and how FAA will go about evaluating the airplane's safety and returning it to the skies.
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It also makes BattleTech incredibly dramatic at those moments, like when a customized 55-ton Shadow Hawk, out of Long-Range Missile ammunition and watching its squadmates getting shredded by a 60-ton Quickdraw, takes to the skies in a desperate death-from-above attack to try and even the odds.
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They might fall short of their own lofty expectations now and again — by definition, in the Champions League, two of the three have to be disappointed every single year — but they will do so on a bungee cord, destined always to return to the skies, far above the teeming masses.
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To bring Polaris to the skies, United is partnering with aircraft manufacturer Boeing, cabin design manufacturer Priestmangoode, seat manufacturers Acumen Design Associates as well as Zodiac Seats United Kingdom, amenities suppliers Saks Fifth Avenue and Soho House & Co's Cowshed Spa, and — last but obviously not least — food and beverage supplier The Trotter Project.
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Japan has some fairly strict drone regulations that bar private pilots from flying the devices in public parks, but that hasn't stopped a fleet of the remote-controlled vehicles from taking to the skies to perform a "ballet" accompanied by traditional Japanese shamisen music, set against the beautiful backdrop of Mount Fuji.
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Here is one profoundly true sentence that I would counsel every House Democrat, and all others, to consider: Pelosi has soared to the skies with her extraordinary ability to successfully negotiate with Trump, which has been nothing short of transcendently brilliant and powerfully effective from the moment she took the gavel as Speaker.
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But a host of other issues have since been uncovered by the FAA, and the regulator is moving slowly through the process of letting it return to the skies as it faces public and political pressure over the way it let Boeing help with the certification of the 737 Max in the first place.
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Since there are only a few days left to go before Rudolph takes to the skies to lead Santa's sleigh, it's a bit late to send an old-fashioned letter to the North Pole, as USPS recommended getting envelopes in the mail before December 8 so they have time to make the long journey to his workshop.
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The Patrouille De France, the French Air Force's precision flying team, were joined by Yves Rossy, Vincent Reffet, and Fred Fugen who took to the skies in jetpacks instead of fighter jets, but were still able to keep up with the squadron the entire time—or at least until their tiny fuel tanks were drained.[YouTube]
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The latest example of this narrative is Adam Serwer's essay in The Atlantic, "The Nationalist's Delusion," which has been praised to the skies by almost every liberal in my Twitter feed, and which comes on the heels of Ta-Nehisi Coates's similarly themed Atlantic essay, "The First White President," which earned similar encomia a couple of months ago.
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When speaking to Refinery29 at an event, a handful of the cast — Jessica, Mark, Giannina, Damian, Lauren, Cameron, Carlton Morton, Diamond Jack, Kelly Chase, and Kenny Barnes — reflected fondly on their time in the experiment, and, more importantly, they answered every nagging question viewers have been shouting to the skies as they make their way through the series.
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The intrigue: Any chance that the 737 MAX had to return to the skies quickly was dealt another blow on Thursday, when Ethiopian aviation authorities revealed that the Ethiopian Airlines pilots implemented Boeing's checklist to manually disable the MCAS software system — yet the plane still plummeted from the sky at such a high speed that it carved a crater into the Earth.
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"The trade complaint would suddenly be rational," he said, because Boeing would be sensitive about small-jet sales in the U.S. Boeing's 747, which first took to the skies in early 1969 and could fit roughly 500 people, was a dazzling sight in its heyday, featuring opulent first-class lounges and leg room that would make any coach-class frequent flier drool.
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Peter Goelz, a former managing director of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and a CNN aviation analyst, said he sees evidence Boeing is now no longer primarily focused on returning the MAX to the skies, but is working on regaining public trust in its latest, most fuel-efficient version of the workhorse jet that airlines had been lining up to buy.
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Pilots union to Boeing: 'Inexcusable' to blame pilots for 737 Max crashes While the FAA has authority over when the 737 MAX returns to the skies, the agency has been questioned in recent months over its relationship with Boeing and about a program known as Organization Designation Authorization (ODA), which allows manufacturers such as Boeing to help certify the safety of their own aircraft.
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In fact, he told me he believes that it will leapfrog autonomous cars sometime in the next few years, mostly because when you take to the skies, there are actually fewer problems to solve in terms of building a self-piloting system than when you're locked to the ground, which naturally means you're having to deal with pedestrians, other cars and more, with one less dimension to navigate.
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Read more: A California desert park is currently experiencing a 'super bloom' of wildflowers and the photos are stunning Before beginning their migration north, the butterflies will lay their eggs in the desert, with caterpillars feeding on vegetation in the desert (which is why having large amounts of rain can be so crucial) and growing through the late winter or early spring before taking to the skies, according to representatives from the National Wildlife Federation.
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