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Boeing 737 MAX Planes Airworthy After Taking "Corrective Actions": China
China said Boeing's 737 MAX planes were airworthy after taking "corrective actions" to improve their safety, according to an aviation authority directive seen by AFP Thursday, following the aeroplanes being grounded in 2019 after two fatal accidents.
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China Bars Taking Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Onboard Flights From October 27
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said on Wednesday that it will not allow Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones to be taken on board flights from Oct. 27.
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China To Restrict North Korean Airline Operations
China will restrict the operations of North Korean national airline Air Koryo after one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last month because of a fire on board, it said today.
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China to Merge 3 Cargo Airlines to Create Asia Leader: Report
China will merge its three biggest freight airlines and build the combined entity into Asia's largest air cargo operator, a top aviation official was reported as saying.
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Comac C919, China's Homegrown Commercial Jet, is Delayed
The maiden flight of China's only homegrown commercial jet, the Comac C919, is behind schedule and delivery could be pushed back as much as two years, sources familiar with the programme said, dealing a blow to its push to challenge Airbus and Boeing.
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China Lifts Air Control Measures Caused by Military Drills
China will on Friday lift air traffic control measures imposed to allow military drills and which have caused major delays and cancellations of flights, raising concerns over airline earnings.
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China Braces for More Flight Delays
Eastern China was bracing for more flight delays on Tuesday, with reports saying Shanghai's main airports would be down to 25 percent capacity after aviation authorities warned of busy airspace.
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China Announces Live Fire Drills in the East China Sea
China today announced that it will conduct a series of live fire training drills next week in the contested waters of the East China Sea, where it is locked in a bitter maritime dispute with Japan.
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Boeing 737 MAX Planes Airworthy After Taking "Corrective Actions": China
China said Boeing's 737 MAX planes were airworthy after taking "corrective actions" to improve their safety, according to an aviation authority directive seen by AFP Thursday, following the aeroplanes being grounded in 2019 after two fatal accidents.
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China Bars Taking Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Onboard Flights From October 27
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said on Wednesday that it will not allow Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones to be taken on board flights from Oct. 27.
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China To Restrict North Korean Airline Operations
China will restrict the operations of North Korean national airline Air Koryo after one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last month because of a fire on board, it said today.
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China to Merge 3 Cargo Airlines to Create Asia Leader: Report
China will merge its three biggest freight airlines and build the combined entity into Asia's largest air cargo operator, a top aviation official was reported as saying.
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Comac C919, China's Homegrown Commercial Jet, is Delayed
The maiden flight of China's only homegrown commercial jet, the Comac C919, is behind schedule and delivery could be pushed back as much as two years, sources familiar with the programme said, dealing a blow to its push to challenge Airbus and Boeing.
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China Lifts Air Control Measures Caused by Military Drills
China will on Friday lift air traffic control measures imposed to allow military drills and which have caused major delays and cancellations of flights, raising concerns over airline earnings.
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China Braces for More Flight Delays
Eastern China was bracing for more flight delays on Tuesday, with reports saying Shanghai's main airports would be down to 25 percent capacity after aviation authorities warned of busy airspace.
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China Announces Live Fire Drills in the East China Sea
China today announced that it will conduct a series of live fire training drills next week in the contested waters of the East China Sea, where it is locked in a bitter maritime dispute with Japan.
