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Air India, CFM International Finalise Order For 400 Plane Engines
Air India and CFM International have finalised the order for LEAP engines for the carrier's new fleet of 400 narrow-body planes.
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IndiGo In Talks For Big Jet Engine Order, $10 Billion Deal Likely: Report
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, is in talks with Pratt & Whitney and CFM International Inc. for its next batch of jet engine orders, according to people familiar with the matter, a rare sign of dealmaking in a sector that's been paralyzed by the virus pandemic.
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Boeing's 737 MAX Aircraft Takes Off On First Flight
Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft took off on its first flight on Friday from wet tarmac at an airport south of Seattle, marking another step toward scheduled delivery to airlines in 2017.
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Investigators to Sift Through Germanwings Airbus Wreckage to Find Cause of Crash
French investigators will sift through the wreckage today for clues into why a German Airbus ploughed into an Alpine mountainside, killing all 150 people on board including 16 schoolchildren returning from an exchange trip to Spain.
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Air India, CFM International Finalise Order For 400 Plane Engines
Air India and CFM International have finalised the order for LEAP engines for the carrier's new fleet of 400 narrow-body planes.
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IndiGo In Talks For Big Jet Engine Order, $10 Billion Deal Likely: Report
IndiGo, India's biggest airline, is in talks with Pratt & Whitney and CFM International Inc. for its next batch of jet engine orders, according to people familiar with the matter, a rare sign of dealmaking in a sector that's been paralyzed by the virus pandemic.
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Boeing's 737 MAX Aircraft Takes Off On First Flight
Boeing Co's 737 MAX aircraft took off on its first flight on Friday from wet tarmac at an airport south of Seattle, marking another step toward scheduled delivery to airlines in 2017.
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Investigators to Sift Through Germanwings Airbus Wreckage to Find Cause of Crash
French investigators will sift through the wreckage today for clues into why a German Airbus ploughed into an Alpine mountainside, killing all 150 people on board including 16 schoolchildren returning from an exchange trip to Spain.
