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U.S. officials rebuked Boeing Co. for comments its executives made at a media briefing on plans to get the grounded 787 Dreamliner flying again.
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Boeing Co. said safety upgrades to the 787 Dreamliner’s battery systems may allow commercial flights to restart within weeks, ending a two-month grounding of the composite-plastic fleet.
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Boeing Co.’s assertion that U.S. investigators ruled out a fire within the battery case of a Japan Airlines Co. 787 is premature, a National Transportation Safety Board spokesman said.
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U.S. investigators are examining whether two airline flights landed at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport today without tower guidance because the lone controller on duty was asleep.
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Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport will get a second nighttime air-traffic controller after two flights had to land unaided, possibly because the lone person on duty was asleep. That controller was suspended.
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A Delta Air Lines Inc. wide-body plane struck the tail of a smaller jet from regional partner Atlantic Southeast Airlines as they prepared for takeoff from Boston’s Logan Airport last night.
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Pakistan barred foreign travel by the owner of the plane involved in the nation’s worst air disaster in almost two years as authorities investigate the cause of the accident.
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“Black-box” flight recorders from the Airbus SAS plane that crashed in Libya last week killing 103 people will be released to experts in Paris for analysis.
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