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Canada not grounding Boeing 737 Max 8’s until further investigation into crash

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More than 20 airlines around the world have grounded their Boeing 737 Max 8’s after the Ethiopian air disaster. But the U.S. and Canada insist there is no need to ground these jets yet.
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Family of Canadians killed in Ethiopian airline crash speak of loss

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New details are emerging about the lives of the 18 Canadians killed in the Ethiopian airline disaster as friends and family open up about those they’ve lost.
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Ethiopian Airlines crash sees Boeing 737s MAX 8s banned, grounded

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The Ethiopian Airlines crash of a Boeing 737 Max 8 has prompted countries and airlines around the world to ban or ground similar planes.
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Need 2 Know: College Cheating Scam, FAA Stands by Boeing

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These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Wednesday, March 13, 2019.
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Some 737 MAX 8 jet safety features not included on stock planes

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Some safety features available on the 737 MAX 8 jet were sold as optional extras, and according to a New York Times report. Neither Ethiopian Airlines' crashed plane nor Lion Air's had them installed.
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Eviation Teams Up with Siemens to Build All-Electric Planes

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As electric plane startup Eviation gets closer to takeoff, it is welcoming Siemens on board to make the propulsion systems for its Alice planes. Omer Bar-Yohay, CEO and co-founder of Eviation, told Cheddar that its relationship with...
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Arrests in RCMP raids in Kingston, Ont., related to national security probe

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The RCMP has arrested two people in Kingston, Ont., in what officials are calling a national security investigation involving multiple police forces. More arrests are possible as investigators continue their work, officials told CBC News.
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9 years after seaplane tragedy, widower still waiting for stricter safety rules

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Six people drowned following a seaplane crash off the coast of British Columbia in 2009. Only the pilot and one other passenger survived. Following the tragedy, the Transportation Safety Board recommended all seaplanes be retrofitted...
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Filthy flights: What are the dirtiest plane surfaces? | CBC Marketplace

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From the seat belts and tray tables, to bathrooms and blankets, CBC Marketplace swabs and tests three major airlines — Air Canada, Westjet and Porter — to find out how clean the airplanes you board really are.
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"Futuris" reaches for the sky with the wings of the future

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Aviation is facing a range of challenges, from economical to environmental. Can we tackle them by reshaping an aircraft's wings? "Futuris" flies to Italy, where engineers are testing a model of an aircraft of the future. It is a rather...
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WaPo Journalist Disappearance Could Sever Business Ties For Saudi Arabia

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Prominent business leaders have announced that they will not attend a high-profile conference in Saudi Arabia due to the current controversy surrounding the disappearance of a Washington Post journalist. Dan Primack, business editor at...
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War veteran reunited with lost painting

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It all started when a kind Canadian spotted the painting in a thrift store and made it his mission to return it to the artist, a painter who also happened to be a fighter pilot during the Cold War.
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Plane passengers saving baggage before themselves

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Plane passengers are prioritizing their baggage over their own safety in emergency situations, a problem the Transportation Safety Board is urgently trying to solve.
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Kenya Airways CEO: Global Corporations Should Be Investing in Africa

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The airline announced plans to launch the first direct link between Nairobi and New York, and the CEO believes this is a good first step for countries to invest in Africa. "It's statistically, by far, the youngest population on earth,...
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Kenya Airways To Launch First Direct Route To U.S.

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The airline announced plans to launch the first direct link between Nairobi and New York, using a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. "If you have a non-stop flight — and if it's a daily flight, which provides a lot of flexibility — that's the reason...
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Was the First Lady's Fashion Faux Pas Intentional?

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Melania Trump has received a lot of criticism for wearing a jacket with the phrase "I DON'T REALLY CARE, DO U?" sprawled across the back on her way to meet with immigrant children at the Texas-Mexico border. The bizarre choice, at such a...