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IndiGo Gets 1st Airbus A321XLR Aircraft, To Be Deployed For Athens Flights
Domestic carrier IndiGo on Wednesday received its first Airbus A321 XLR aircraft at the Delhi airport, and will be deployed for non-stop services to Athens from Delhi and Mumbai starting later this month.
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"Bring It On": 'Bikini Airlines' And Its Billionaire Battle A Buyout Fund
It's been nearly a year since the billionaire known as Madam Thao had four Airbus A321s grounded on the tarmac in Vietnam.
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Russian Plane Hits Birds Minute After Takeoff, Hero Pilot Pulls A 'Sully'
At a time when good news seems hard to come by, Russians are hailing a pilot who safely landed an Airbus A321 in a cornfield Thursday after the jet struck a flock a seagulls on takeoff and lost power in both engines.
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Airbus Weighs New Long-Range A321 Version In Challenge To Rival Boeing
Airbus is considering bumping up the range of the most powerful version of its A321 passenger jet in the latest effort to pre-empt a potential new mid-market jet being studied by U.S. rival Boeing.
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Terrifying Moment Plane's Landing Is Badly Affected By Heavy Winds
Nervous flyers, look away now. A frightening video doing the rounds on the internet shows the exact moment a plane, affected by terrible crosswind, is forced pull out of landing.
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A Plane Landed With This Big Hole In It, 1 Passenger Killed
A man was killed in an explosion on an Airbus A321 that made a hole in the fuselage and forced the plane to return to the Somali capital of Mogadishu to make an emergency landing, officials said on Wednesday.
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Egypt Says Made No Arrests In Connection To Russian Plane Crash
Egypt's interior ministry denied on Saturday making any arrests in connection with the crash of a Russian passenger plane in Sinai last October that killed all 224 people on board.
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Islamic State Says 'Schweppes Bomb' Used to Bring Down Russian Plane
Islamic State's official magazine carried a photo on Wednesday of a Schweppes drink it said was used to make an improvised bomb that brought down a Russian airliner over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula last month, killing all 224 people on board.
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Russia Offers $50 Million Reward For Information on Sinai Plane Attackers
Russia's federal security service (FSB) today said it would pay $50 million for information about "terrorists" who brought down the plane in Sinai last month with 224 people on board.
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Russian Officials Believe Sinai Plane Brought Down by Bomb: US Sources
Russian communications intercepted by U.S. intelligence agencies showed Russia believed the plane that crashed in Sinai, Egypt, on Oct. 31 was brought down by a bomb, U.S. sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Investigators '90 Per cent Sure' That Bomb Went Off on Russian Flight: Member of Investigation Team
Investigators of a Russian plane crash in Egypt are "90 per cent sure" the noise heard in the final second of a cockpit recording was an explosion caused by a bomb, a member of the investigation team told Reuters today.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Russian Airline Whose Jet Crashed in Egypt Says 3 Other A321s Have Passed Checks
Russia's Kogalymavia, whose plane crashed in Egypt at the weekend, said today that three of its four remaining A321 jets had passed unscheduled safety checks by Russia's state transport agency and were fit to fly.
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Too Early to Draw Conclusions on Plane Crash in Egypt: Russian PM
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told a government meeting on Thursday that it was too early to draw any conclusions about the causes of a Russian plane crash in Egypt, but ordered additional security measures.
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Russia's Kogalymavia to Stop Operating All A321 Aircraft: Reports
Russia's Kogalymavia airline will stop operating all Airbus A321 aircraft while it carries out additional checks, RIA news agency cited Russian state transport agency Rostransnadzor as saying today.
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IndiGo Gets 1st Airbus A321XLR Aircraft, To Be Deployed For Athens Flights
Domestic carrier IndiGo on Wednesday received its first Airbus A321 XLR aircraft at the Delhi airport, and will be deployed for non-stop services to Athens from Delhi and Mumbai starting later this month.
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"Bring It On": 'Bikini Airlines' And Its Billionaire Battle A Buyout Fund
It's been nearly a year since the billionaire known as Madam Thao had four Airbus A321s grounded on the tarmac in Vietnam.
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Russian Plane Hits Birds Minute After Takeoff, Hero Pilot Pulls A 'Sully'
At a time when good news seems hard to come by, Russians are hailing a pilot who safely landed an Airbus A321 in a cornfield Thursday after the jet struck a flock a seagulls on takeoff and lost power in both engines.
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Airbus Weighs New Long-Range A321 Version In Challenge To Rival Boeing
Airbus is considering bumping up the range of the most powerful version of its A321 passenger jet in the latest effort to pre-empt a potential new mid-market jet being studied by U.S. rival Boeing.
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Terrifying Moment Plane's Landing Is Badly Affected By Heavy Winds
Nervous flyers, look away now. A frightening video doing the rounds on the internet shows the exact moment a plane, affected by terrible crosswind, is forced pull out of landing.
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A Plane Landed With This Big Hole In It, 1 Passenger Killed
A man was killed in an explosion on an Airbus A321 that made a hole in the fuselage and forced the plane to return to the Somali capital of Mogadishu to make an emergency landing, officials said on Wednesday.
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Egypt Says Made No Arrests In Connection To Russian Plane Crash
Egypt's interior ministry denied on Saturday making any arrests in connection with the crash of a Russian passenger plane in Sinai last October that killed all 224 people on board.
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Islamic State Says 'Schweppes Bomb' Used to Bring Down Russian Plane
Islamic State's official magazine carried a photo on Wednesday of a Schweppes drink it said was used to make an improvised bomb that brought down a Russian airliner over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula last month, killing all 224 people on board.
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Russia Offers $50 Million Reward For Information on Sinai Plane Attackers
Russia's federal security service (FSB) today said it would pay $50 million for information about "terrorists" who brought down the plane in Sinai last month with 224 people on board.
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Russian Officials Believe Sinai Plane Brought Down by Bomb: US Sources
Russian communications intercepted by U.S. intelligence agencies showed Russia believed the plane that crashed in Sinai, Egypt, on Oct. 31 was brought down by a bomb, U.S. sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Investigators '90 Per cent Sure' That Bomb Went Off on Russian Flight: Member of Investigation Team
Investigators of a Russian plane crash in Egypt are "90 per cent sure" the noise heard in the final second of a cockpit recording was an explosion caused by a bomb, a member of the investigation team told Reuters today.
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Egypt Crash to Spur Demand for Strict Aviation Security: Emirates
Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark said on Sunday he expected the crash of a Russian passenger jet in Egypt was a "game changer" for aviation that would result in demands for stringent aviation security worldwide.
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Russian Airline Whose Jet Crashed in Egypt Says 3 Other A321s Have Passed Checks
Russia's Kogalymavia, whose plane crashed in Egypt at the weekend, said today that three of its four remaining A321 jets had passed unscheduled safety checks by Russia's state transport agency and were fit to fly.
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Too Early to Draw Conclusions on Plane Crash in Egypt: Russian PM
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told a government meeting on Thursday that it was too early to draw any conclusions about the causes of a Russian plane crash in Egypt, but ordered additional security measures.
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Russia's Kogalymavia to Stop Operating All A321 Aircraft: Reports
Russia's Kogalymavia airline will stop operating all Airbus A321 aircraft while it carries out additional checks, RIA news agency cited Russian state transport agency Rostransnadzor as saying today.
