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Yakutia B752 near Moscow on May 13th 2013, hydraulic leak
A Yakutia Airlines Boeing 757-200, registration VP-BFG performing flight R3-9975 from Moscow Vnukovo to Ufa with 37 passengers and 8 crew, was climbing through FL200 out of Moscow when the crew received a low hydraulic quantity indication for the left hand hydraulic system.
What we're reading: $100K vacation, brawl at Beijing airport, first ...
The 26-day tour begins in Miami, with guests to visit nine countries on a chartered Boeing 757 fitted with business class seats, an on-board lounge and well-stocked bar.
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IT could be the world's most expensive holiday - a $100,000 round-the-world jaunt visiting everywhere from the remote Easter Island to the glamour playground of Monte Carlo by private jet.
Thomson B752 near London on May 11th 2013, lightning strike
A Thomson Boeing 757-200, registration G-OOBF performing flight BY-516 from Birmingham,EN to Izmir , was climbing out of Birmingham when the crew stopped the climb at FL305 just overhead London Heathrow Airport and reported the aircraft had been hit by lightning.
Astana B752 near Shimkent on May 10th 2013, loss of cabin pressure
An Air Astana Boeing 757-200, registration P4-KCU performing flight KC-128 from Tashkent to Almaty with 136 passengers, was enroute near Shimkent when the crew initiated an emergency descent and the passenger oxygen masks were released due to the gradual loss of cabin pressure.
Shanghai B752 at Xian on May 12th 2013, burst tyres on landing
A Shanghai Airlines Boeing 757-200, registration B-2858 performing flight FM-9207 from Shanghai Pudong to Xian , landed at Xian when during roll out the antiskid system on a number of the right hand main wheels failed locking the wheels up resulting in the tyres to burst.
American Airlines Settles Safety Claims for $24.9M
American Airlines has agreed to pay $24.9 million to settle $162 million in potential fines that were proposed by U.S. safety regulators.
Screenshots for the game VIP Ultimate Classic Wings: The Collection
This screen shot shows the screen which is displayed when the CD is loaded. From this menu the player selects the plane to be installed.
The making of the president's car
It carries bottles of blood of the president's type: AB negative. It also carries an ungainly nickname: 'The Beast.' Or, as Matt Anderson, curator of transportation for the Henry Ford in Dearborn describes it: 'A tank with a Cadillac badge.' The blast-resistant car rolls on tires reinforced with Kevlar.
Boeing to shed 1,500 IT jobs here over next three years
Boeing will shed 1,500 information technology positions in the Puget Sound region over the next three years, the company plans to announce Monday.
Boeing to cut 1,500 IT jobs in Washington state
The cuts will affect almost a third of the total 4,700 Boeing IT positions in the region, and continue a wave of job reductions that has hit several corners of the company since March.
UPS B752 near Atlanta on May 8th 2013, cracked windshield
A UPS Boeing 757-200, registration N461UP performing freight flight 5X-1336 from Louisville,KY to Miami,FL with 2 crew, was enroute at FL350 about 70nm north of Atlanta,GA when the crew reported a left hand window had cracked and decided to divert to Atlanta for a safe landing on Atlanta's runway 26R about 20 minutes later.
Inslee: Landing the next generation 777. A bumpy flight ahead
With a Boeing backdrop, and fulsome tributes to the aerospace giant, Gov. Jay Inslee on Thursday mapped out a strategy for persuading Boeing to design and build the next generation of 777 passenger jets in Washington: A big chunk of the state's political leadership was on hand to give him a leg up.
FAA: Some Boeing 777s need fixes in case of fires
The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing that airlines to make electrical wiring modifications related to their in-flight entertainment systems in Boeing 777 jetliners.
American Airlines settles safety claims for $24.9M
American Airlines has agreed to pay $24.9 million to settle $162 million in potential fines that were proposed by U.S. safety regulators.
United Airlines Introduces 200th Aircraft With Live Television
United currently offers live television on most Boeing 737 aircraft and on many of its Boeing 757-300 aircraft.
Delta to resume Shannon New York flights
Delta Air Lines seasonal service between Shannon Airport and New York's John F. Kennedy airport will recommence on 11 May 2013.
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Jetblue: The Airline That Still Can
Following the recent addition of regional airports with questionable benefits to the Jetblue route network, many were left wondering if Jetblue's route network and expansion strategy could prove to be harmful to the company's success .
JFK's limousine epitomized young president's fresh style, but was woefully unprotected
Texas Gov. John Connally waved as the Connallys and Kennedys set off on what would be the president's final ride on Nov.