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Bloomberg

Boeing Will Suspend 737 Max Production in January: WSJ

Higher Ed
Dec.16 -- Boeing Co. will temporarily halt production of the grounded 737 Max in January, the Wall Street Journal has reported. Bloomberg Intelligence's George Ferguson discusses the pause on "What'd You Miss?"
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CLEAN : Bereaved engineer one year after the Ethiopian Airlines crash: it doesn't go away

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One year after losing his sister in the crash of the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 which claimed all 157 lives on board on March 10, 2019 Javier de Luis still struggles to move on (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Raytheon CEO Sees 'Two-Year Tough Spell' Ahead Due to Virus Pandemic

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Apr.03 -- Raytheon Chief Executive Officer Gregory Hayes says combining with United Technologies Corp. will create a "technology powerhouse" and that he is planning for a two-year "tough spell" because of the coronavirus epidemic. He...
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Bloomberg

JetBlue CEO Says Booking Demand Now 'Bumping Off the Bottom'

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May.20 -- JetBlue Airways Chief Executive Officer Robin Hayes discusses the measures the carrier is taking to ensure customer safety amidst the coronavirus pandemic, how these will impact scheduling and flight turnaround times, and the...
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Trump Administration Asks Air Travelers To Wear Face Masks

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The administration says it anticipates modifying these guidelines as more is learned about the virus.
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Bloomberg

Deutsche Post Well Prepared for Vaccine Rollout: CEO

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Jan.26 -- Frank Appel, chief executive officer at Deutsche Post AG, discusses the difficulties he’s seeing in dealing with the vaccine rollout, the deals the company is working on to help supply the vaccine and his outlook for air...
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TSA Offers Tips As Travelers Return To Airports

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Travel still isn't recommended due to the pandemic. But if you have to board a plane, the TSA is offering these tips.
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U.S. Lifts Travel Restrictions From 30 Countries

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Airlines are preparing for a surge in activity after the pandemic and resulting restrictions caused international travel to plunge.
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Boeing Agrees To Settle With Ethiopia 737 Max Crash Victims

Higher Ed
After the Ethiopian crash, U.S. authorities grounded the 737-Max until Boeing could fix the plane's faulty software.
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Bloomberg

BofA's Blanch Advises to Keep an Eye on Jet Fuel

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Francisco Blanch, BofA Global Research head of global commodities and derivatives research, says jet fuel will have the highest pickup in energy prices for the next 12 months. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

United Airlines Buying 100 Boeing 787 Dreamliners

Higher Ed
United Airlines Holdings Inc. agreed to buy 100 Boeing Co. 787 Dreamliners as part of a multibillion-dollar order for as many as 300 new aircraft, revamping the carrier's fleet with one of the largest plane deals in recent years. CEO...
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An annual survey finds that in 2009 domestic flights were more likely to land on time and bags less likely to get lost. The report is based on Dept. of Transportation statistics for airlines that carried at least 1 percent of U.S. passengers last year.

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HEADLINE: Study: Flying went smoother for passengers in 2009 CAPTION: An annual survey finds that in 2009 domestic flights were more likely to land on time and bags less likely to get lost. The report is based on Dept. of Transportation...
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Flightline 106b - Globemaster

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Synopsis It's the first of its kind - a heavy cargo plane with unlimited range, capable of landing nearly anywhere in the world. The C-17 Globemaster III, designed by McDonnell Douglas, outcarries even the largest cargo planes in the...
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USA: CHUCK YEAGER MARKS 50 YEARS SINCE FIRST SUPERSONIC FLIGHT

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English/Nat Five decades after he first broke the sound barrier, Chuck Yeager has repeated the feat -at the age of 74. On the fiftieth anniversary of his historic flight, Yeager piloted an F-15 fighter through the sound barrier - sending...
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World's largest exhibition of scooters

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AP Television Peterson Automotive Museum, Los Angeles, US - May 1, 2012 1. Pull out of exhibit sign reading: (English) "Scooters: size doesn't always matter" 2. Mid of vintage scooters on display 3. TiIt up of exhibition hall 4. Mid of...
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+4:3 Excavators arrive on mission to search for buried WWII war planes

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Yangon Airport, Myanmar - 6 January 2013 1. Exterior of Yangon International Airport, site of the apparent burial of the World War II planes, and where the Spitfire search team arrived 2. Wide of team coming through airport with...
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US destroys old fighter jets to keep parts from Iran

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AP Television Tucson, Arizona - 19 June 2007 1. Various of F-14s getting crushed by excavators, with the jaws, gripping and tearing apart plane AP Television Washington. DC - 8 June 2007 2. Wide view of US Senator Ron Wyden...
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Religious school students react to alleged UK terror plot

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1. Various of traffic on streets in Karachi city 2. Exterior view of the Jamia Binoria seminary 3. Mid of students climbing stairs 4. Various of students reciting from the Koran 5. Close up of Koran 6. Wide of students reciting...
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US president comments on Iraq

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SHOTLIST: NB: wrong slate on tape, story correct 1. US President George W. Bush walks in 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) George W. Bush, US President: "One of my concerns is that in the past he has shot at our airplanes. Anybody who shoots at...
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25 years in prison for Russian arms dealer dubbed the 'Merchant of Death'

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1. Tracking shot of Alla Bout, wife of convicted arms dealer Viktor Bout, walking into courthouse 2. Zoom in on Viktor Bout's attorney, Albert Dayan, walking out of courthouse 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Albert Dayan, Attorney for Viktor...
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CUBA: GOVERNMENT HIT BACK AT US OVER PLANE SHOOTING ALLEGATION

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English/Nat Cuban government officials have hit back at U-S allegations that two civilian planes shot down by Cuba over the weekend were flying in international waters. The President of the Cuban Congress - Ricardo Alarcon - claims...
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Namibia - Crash debris recovered

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The first pieces of debris from the fatal crash of German and American military planes off the Namibian coast on Saturday were brought to Walvis Bay harbour on Thursday (18/9). WS helicopters searching ocean for plane debris; CU...
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GS 31 3 82 AMERICAN F-16 JET FIGHTERS FOR EGYPTIAN AIR FORCE

Higher Ed
The Egyptian Air Force receives six American General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon jet fighters as part of an upgrade to F-16 squadrons and arms deal between US and Egypt. US Air Force represented by General Monaghan handed over the...
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Bloomberg

Tesla's Elon Musk: Autonomous Driving Is Five Years Away

Higher Ed
Oct. 10 -- Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Motors Inc., discusses Tesla's ""auto-pilot"" feature, autonomous driving, government regulations, and legal liability with Bloomberg's Betty Liu.