Passenger Jet News
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Indonesia’s National Transportation Safety Committee found that the copilot of a passenger jet operated by PT Lion Mentari Airlines handed control to the pilot just before it crashed off Bali’s main airport last month.
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A 1963 Aston Martin like the one James Bond drove in “Goldfinger” began its journey from Frankfurt to New York by being maneuvered into the hold of a Delta Air Lines Inc. jet.
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Air India Ltd., the state-run carrier that resumes Boeing Co. 787 commercial flights tomorrow, plans to take delivery of eight more of the fuel-efficient planes by December as it seeks to pare losses.
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Boeing Co. lost an order of five 747-8 jumbo-jet freighters with a value of $1.76 billion less than a month after cutting production of the plane because of flagging demand for its biggest, most-expensive model.
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Indonesia started investigations into at least its fourth aircraft accident in 16 months after a Boeing Co. 737-800 passenger jet operated by PT Lion Mentari Airlines, which is banned from flying in Europe, crashed into the sea off Bali’s international airport.
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Indonesia started investigations into at least its fourth aircraft accident in 16 months after a Boeing 737-800 passenger jet operated by PT Lion Mentari Airlines, which is banned from flying in Europe, crashed into the sea at Bali’s international airport.
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.’s aircraft unit is set to reap the benefits of a weakening yen after securing more than $4 billion of contracts for a new jet when the currency was near a record high against the dollar.
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Shortly after the proclamation of the new pope, a reporter for U.S. television told his audience that the Catholics of Latin America “have waited 20 centuries for a pope to come from this region.”
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. said it began work on building Japan’s first regional passenger jet to challenge Bombardier Inc. and Empresa Brasileira de Aeronautica SA for orders for the aircraft.
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FedEx Corp. said it agreed to buy 14 Boeing Co. 757 passenger jets from United Continental Holdings Inc. and convert them into freighters, part of a plan to save on fuel costs with newer, more efficient planes.
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