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VIA A320 at Varna on May 24th 2013, runway excursion
An Air VIA Airbus A320-200, registration LZ-MDR performing flight VL-502 from Leipzig to Varna with 172 passengers and 6 crew, landed on Varna's runway 09 at 10:19L but overran the end of the runway, broke through the localizer antenna and came to a stop about 220 meters past the runway end just inside the airport perimeter fence.
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Nelnet says it has 300 openings; Netflix's comeback begins Sunday
Student loan company Nelnet says it will seek to fill more than 300 jobs in Lincoln over the next three months.
AI spent a whopping Rs 1,803 crore on pending staff salaries
Air India spent over 85 per cent of its Rs 6,000-crore equity infusion last year on clearing pending staff salaries, paying off aircraft loans and interest and its debt to oil companies and airport operators.
AirAsia may order 50 more Airbus jets: CEO
The additional aircraft would be mainly for the market in India, where it expects its new affiliate, AirAsia India, to launch in the fourth quarter.
United to offer lie-flat seats on international flights
United Airlines will offer lie-flat seats on all international long-haul flights from New York.
British Airways Aircraft Catches Fire, Makes Emergency Landing
A British Airways flight from London to Oslo made an emergency landing at Heathrow airport Friday morning after a fire broke out shortly after takeoff.
Heathrow Airport Runways Closed After Plane 'Fire'
BA said the Heathrow to Oslo service turned back after a technical fault at about 09:00 BST.
Emergency landing closes Heathrow runway
A British Airways plane made an emergency landing at London's Heathrow Airport Friday morning after developing a technical fault, the airline said.
Heathrow said that all passengers and crew had been safely evacuated from the plane
Heathrow said that all passengers and crew had been safely evacuated from the plane following the incident at about 9am on Friday.
BA plane makes Heathrow emergency landing after engine fire
A British Airways plane travelling from London to Oslo was forced to make an emergency landing at Heathrow on Friday after a technical fault in an engine.
Japan's ANA to resume Boeing 787 flights on Sunday
Japan's All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for Boeing's 787 "Dreamliner," will resume commercial flights of the aircraft on Sunday, just over four months after the jets were grounded due to smouldering batteries.
China clears Boeing 787s for nation's airlines: Boeing
Chinese regulators have approved the Boeing 787 to fly in the country, Boeing said on Thursday, a move that opens up a large potential market to the United States aerospace giant.
GE sees ceramics improving jet engine performance
A worker loads a container holding ceramic matrix composites components inside a high-pressure autoclave for curing.
AIR Pacific's second Airbus christened Island of Namuka-i-Lau landed yesterday at the Nadi International Airport in another historic achievement for Fiji's aviation industry.
China formally approves Boeing's Dreamliner for use
The regulator made the announcement in a short statement on its website , without giving further details.
Feds investigate after plane parts hit Ga. home
The Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday the China Airlines flight landed safely at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after Sunday's incident.
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Emirates, one of the world's fastest growing airlines, will increase capacity on its services to Colombo from 30th June 2013, with the addition of three more flights per week, the airline announced today.
JetBlue begins flying between Phila. and Boston
With a water cannon salute on the airfield welcoming the first JetBlue Airways flight from Boston Thursday, the popular low-fare carrier treated Philadelphia passengers and guests to cheese steaks, a Mummers band, pretzels, Boston crme pie doughnuts, Bassetts ice cream and peanut chews.
Fed officials want more progress before bond tapering: minutes
Many Federal Reserve officials earlier this month wanted to see more evidence that the U.S. economy was recovering before shifting toward a tapering of their bond purchase program, the Fed said on Wednesday.
Apprentices Chris McNeill and Chris Gallagher at GKN Picture: Jon Kent BRJK20130522C-006
GKN Aerospace, which is sponsoring the Bristol Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year category, supplies parts to the civil and military global aviation industry and is part of a company with an engineering history stretching back 255 years.