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"Legs Are Still Shaking": Japan Airlines Flight Falls 26,000 Feet, Passengers Recall Terrifying Moment
A Japan Airlines flight from Shanghai to Tokyo was forced to deploy oxygen masks to passengers after their Boeing 737 plane dropped nearly 26,000 feet.
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Female Pilots In China Strain To Hold Up Half The Sky
When Han Siyuan first decided to apply for a job as a pilot cadet in 2008, she was up against 400 female classmates in China on tests measuring everything from their command of English to the length of their legs. Eventually, she became the only woman from her university that Shanghai-based Spring Airlines picked for training that year. She is now ...
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Chinese Airlines To Blacklist Unruly Passengers
China's leading airlines joined forces on Monday to blacklist rowdy passengers who have become an increasing problem as the number of travellers grows.
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These Chinese Pilots Are Not Allowed to Watch or Talk About Football
Pilots of Chinese airlines have been warned not to stay up late in the night to watch World Cup football matches to avoid fatigue.
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"Legs Are Still Shaking": Japan Airlines Flight Falls 26,000 Feet, Passengers Recall Terrifying Moment
A Japan Airlines flight from Shanghai to Tokyo was forced to deploy oxygen masks to passengers after their Boeing 737 plane dropped nearly 26,000 feet.
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Female Pilots In China Strain To Hold Up Half The Sky
When Han Siyuan first decided to apply for a job as a pilot cadet in 2008, she was up against 400 female classmates in China on tests measuring everything from their command of English to the length of their legs. Eventually, she became the only woman from her university that Shanghai-based Spring Airlines picked for training that year. She is now ...
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Chinese Airlines To Blacklist Unruly Passengers
China's leading airlines joined forces on Monday to blacklist rowdy passengers who have become an increasing problem as the number of travellers grows.
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These Chinese Pilots Are Not Allowed to Watch or Talk About Football
Pilots of Chinese airlines have been warned not to stay up late in the night to watch World Cup football matches to avoid fatigue.
