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"Powering India's Aviation Growth": Gautam Adani Meets Bombardier CEO
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, has held a high-level meeting with Eric Martel, CEO of Bombardier, and deliberated on "transformative partnerships" in the aviation sector.
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Bombardier Bags Contract For Supply Of Train-Sets For Metro Projects In UP
Bombardier Transport India has bagged a contract for the supply of 67 trains for three cars (coaches) each for Kanpur and Agra Metro projects, according to an official statement.
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US Confirms Jet Crashed In Afghanistan, No Evidence Of Taliban Shoot-Down
A US military jet crashed in mountainous territory in eastern Afghanistan, where there is a heavy Taliban presence, the Pentagon confirmed Monday, rejecting the insurgents' suggestions that it was shot down.
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Gujarat BJP Defends Purchase Of 191-Crore Jet For Chief Minister, Dignitaries
The ruling BJP on Friday defended the Gujarat government's decision to buy a new aircraft worth Rs 191 crore to ferry Chief Minister Vijay Rupani and other dignitaries, claiming it was necessary for safety as the current plane in its fleet was old.
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New 191-Crore Jet To Carry Gujarat Chief Minister, VVIPs Can Fly 7,000 Km
The BJP government in Gujarat has bought an aircraft worth Rs 191 crore to be used by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani and other VVIPs like the Governor and deputy chief minister, formally wrapping up the procurement process launched five years ago.
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SpiceJet To Induct 6 Boeing 737 Planes, Launch 24 New Flights
Budget carrier SpiceJet Thursday said it will dry lease six more Boeing 737 planes and roll out of 24 daily new flights connecting Mumbai and Delhi as it seeks to encash the void left by the temporary grounding of Jet Airways.
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CSeries Bosses Named As Airbus-Bombardier Deal Takes Shape: Memos
Bombardier Inc and Airbus SE named new leaders for the CSeries jetliner programme on Wednesday, in a further step towards finalising a deal for the European planemaker to take control of the Canadian project, according to memos seen by Reuters.
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Plane Circles Over Irish Sea Before Crash Landing, After Nose Gear Fails
A Flybe aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in Northern Ireland on Friday after its nose gear failed.
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SpiceJet, Bombardier Sign Deal For 50 Q400 Turboprop Planes, Worth $1.7 Billion
Bombardier said the order was the largest it had received so far for the 90-seater aircraft.
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US Slaps Steep Duties On Bombardier Jets After Boeing Complaint
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped preliminary anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets after rival Boeing Co accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing the aircraft, a move likely to strain trade relations between the neighbours.
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Mumbai Metro's Shopping Now With $7.5 Billion. Here's What It Wants
Mumbai is planning overhaul of its transport system by setting up a high-speed urban rail network to ease the burden on its conventional suburban railways.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Bailout Would Cut Bombardier's Cseries Jet Stake, Taking It Off Books: Sources
A proposed Canadian government bailout of Bombardier Inc's new CSeries jet manufacturing programme would reduce the company's stake in the money-losing aircraft, taking it off the plane maker's books and boosting results in the short-term, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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This Aircraft Could Fly You From London to New York in 11 Minutes
Can you imagine going halfway around the world in a matter of minutes? That's the idea behind industrial designer Charles Bombardier's concept plane, called The Antipode.
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Japan's First Passenger Jet Takes Off in Maiden Test Flight
Japan's first domestic passenger jet successfully took off on its maiden test flight today, culminating a decade of development for a programme aimed at competing with Brazilian and Canadian rivals in the global market for smaller aircraft.
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"Powering India's Aviation Growth": Gautam Adani Meets Bombardier CEO
Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, has held a high-level meeting with Eric Martel, CEO of Bombardier, and deliberated on "transformative partnerships" in the aviation sector.
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Bombardier Bags Contract For Supply Of Train-Sets For Metro Projects In UP
Bombardier Transport India has bagged a contract for the supply of 67 trains for three cars (coaches) each for Kanpur and Agra Metro projects, according to an official statement.
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US Confirms Jet Crashed In Afghanistan, No Evidence Of Taliban Shoot-Down
A US military jet crashed in mountainous territory in eastern Afghanistan, where there is a heavy Taliban presence, the Pentagon confirmed Monday, rejecting the insurgents' suggestions that it was shot down.
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Gujarat BJP Defends Purchase Of 191-Crore Jet For Chief Minister, Dignitaries
The ruling BJP on Friday defended the Gujarat government's decision to buy a new aircraft worth Rs 191 crore to ferry Chief Minister Vijay Rupani and other dignitaries, claiming it was necessary for safety as the current plane in its fleet was old.
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New 191-Crore Jet To Carry Gujarat Chief Minister, VVIPs Can Fly 7,000 Km
The BJP government in Gujarat has bought an aircraft worth Rs 191 crore to be used by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani and other VVIPs like the Governor and deputy chief minister, formally wrapping up the procurement process launched five years ago.
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SpiceJet To Induct 6 Boeing 737 Planes, Launch 24 New Flights
Budget carrier SpiceJet Thursday said it will dry lease six more Boeing 737 planes and roll out of 24 daily new flights connecting Mumbai and Delhi as it seeks to encash the void left by the temporary grounding of Jet Airways.
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CSeries Bosses Named As Airbus-Bombardier Deal Takes Shape: Memos
Bombardier Inc and Airbus SE named new leaders for the CSeries jetliner programme on Wednesday, in a further step towards finalising a deal for the European planemaker to take control of the Canadian project, according to memos seen by Reuters.
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Plane Circles Over Irish Sea Before Crash Landing, After Nose Gear Fails
A Flybe aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in Northern Ireland on Friday after its nose gear failed.
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SpiceJet, Bombardier Sign Deal For 50 Q400 Turboprop Planes, Worth $1.7 Billion
Bombardier said the order was the largest it had received so far for the 90-seater aircraft.
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US Slaps Steep Duties On Bombardier Jets After Boeing Complaint
The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped preliminary anti-subsidy duties on Bombardier Inc's CSeries jets after rival Boeing Co accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing the aircraft, a move likely to strain trade relations between the neighbours.
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Mumbai Metro's Shopping Now With $7.5 Billion. Here's What It Wants
Mumbai is planning overhaul of its transport system by setting up a high-speed urban rail network to ease the burden on its conventional suburban railways.
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For Some Of World's Biggest Metro Projects, Coaches Being Made In India
Drawn to India by an explosion in metro-rail projects, Alstom SA and Bombardier Inc are now poised to use the nation known for being the world's back-office as a manufacturing export hub.
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Bailout Would Cut Bombardier's Cseries Jet Stake, Taking It Off Books: Sources
A proposed Canadian government bailout of Bombardier Inc's new CSeries jet manufacturing programme would reduce the company's stake in the money-losing aircraft, taking it off the plane maker's books and boosting results in the short-term, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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This Aircraft Could Fly You From London to New York in 11 Minutes
Can you imagine going halfway around the world in a matter of minutes? That's the idea behind industrial designer Charles Bombardier's concept plane, called The Antipode.
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Japan's First Passenger Jet Takes Off in Maiden Test Flight
Japan's first domestic passenger jet successfully took off on its maiden test flight today, culminating a decade of development for a programme aimed at competing with Brazilian and Canadian rivals in the global market for smaller aircraft.
