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Boeing 737 MAX Could Get EU Clearance "By Year's End"
Boeing's troubled 737 MAX airliner, grounded for 18 months after two deadly accidents, could receive certification to fly again in Europe "by the end of the year", the EU's air safety chief said Friday.
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Cathay Pacific Suspends Flights Over Iran After Missile Warning
Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific has suspended flights over Iran and the Caspian Sea after the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a warning about missiles being fired at Syria.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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European Union 'Aware of German Air Safety Lapses' Before Deadly Alps Crash
The European Aviation Safety Agency had voiced concerns over Germany's "non-conformity" with air safety rules before the Germanwings air crash which killed 150 people, especially on air crew health monitoring, a spokesman told AFP Saturday.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Ex-Girlfriend 'Everyone Will Know My Name': Report
The Germanwings co-pilot who crashed his Airbus in the French Alps, killing all 150 aboard, told his ex-girlfriend that "one day everyone will know my name", according to German newspaper Bild.
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Europe Allows Smartphones and Tablets to Stay On During Flights
The European Commission has authorised the use of mobile spectrum for 3G and 4G communications, which allows users to surf the Web and send email, when aircraft are flying above 3,000 metres.
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Boeing 737 MAX Could Get EU Clearance "By Year's End"
Boeing's troubled 737 MAX airliner, grounded for 18 months after two deadly accidents, could receive certification to fly again in Europe "by the end of the year", the EU's air safety chief said Friday.
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Cathay Pacific Suspends Flights Over Iran After Missile Warning
Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific has suspended flights over Iran and the Caspian Sea after the European Aviation Safety Agency issued a warning about missiles being fired at Syria.
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A Year After MH17, Intelligence Agencies Slow to Share Threat Data With Pilots
A year after the downing of MH17, Europe's intelligence agencies remain reluctant to share information that might help airlines detect threats from ground-based conflicts in future, the region's aviation safety chief said on Friday.
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US to Review Pilot Mental Health After Germanwings Crash
A panel of experts from government and industry will review how the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration monitors the mental health of commercial pilots and will make recommendations within six months, the agency said Wednesday.
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European Union 'Aware of German Air Safety Lapses' Before Deadly Alps Crash
The European Aviation Safety Agency had voiced concerns over Germany's "non-conformity" with air safety rules before the Germanwings air crash which killed 150 people, especially on air crew health monitoring, a spokesman told AFP Saturday.
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Told Ex-Girlfriend 'Everyone Will Know My Name': Report
The Germanwings co-pilot who crashed his Airbus in the French Alps, killing all 150 aboard, told his ex-girlfriend that "one day everyone will know my name", according to German newspaper Bild.
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Europe Allows Smartphones and Tablets to Stay On During Flights
The European Commission has authorised the use of mobile spectrum for 3G and 4G communications, which allows users to surf the Web and send email, when aircraft are flying above 3,000 metres.
