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U.S. Officials Think Iranian Missile Shot Down Ukranian Jet
Jan.09 -- U.S. intelligence officials increasingly believe that the Ukrainian jet that crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran on Wednesday was shot down by a missile. Bloomberg’s Bill Faries reports on “Balance of Power.”
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Multiple Failures Led to Jet Downing in Iran
Jan.13 -- The reason why Iranian Air Defense forces mistook a Ukrainian airliner for a cruise missile remains unclear, but experts say multiple layers of failure is what killed 176 people on board. Bloomberg’s Jodi Schneider reports on...
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NATO chief at presentation of new drones
NATO celebrated the reception of its first two high altitude surveillance drones on Friday.
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Boeing’s Epic Bad Year Ends With Space Dud
Dec.22 -- 2019 has been a particularly bad year for Boeing Co. and its shareholders. The 727 Max remains grounded with no sign of return any time soon, while a software glitch caused its new Starliner spacecraft to abort a mission to the...
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Boeing Needs to Turn Over All Information Says Former NTSB Chair Hall
Dec.24 -- Former NTSB chairman Jim Hall talks about how Boeing needs to fix its relationship with federal regulators. He appears on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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NATO and Boeing contract to refurbish NATO fleet
NATO and US aircraft-maker Boeing agreed a $1 billion contract on Wednesday to refurbish the military alliance's aging fleet of surveillance planes, ensuring they can continue to serve as the organization's "eye in the sky" until 2035.
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CLEAN : Director protests in front of the UN for the protection of Syrian hospitals
Oscar nominated documentary director Waad Al-Kateab stages a protest in front of the United Nations to demand the protection of hospitals in Syria (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Embraer’s Commercial Jet Strategy
Feb.10 -- John Slattery, president and chief executive officer at Embraer Commercial Aviation, discusses how coronavirus may impact aircraft sales and his outlook for the company. He speaks with Haslinda Amin on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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CLEAN : Asian plane makers struggle to take off in crowded market
Asian plane makers have thrown huge sums at building jets but flagship projects have suffered repeated setbacks and they face a tough time breaking into a market dominated by established players (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
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Technology for Flying Green Already Here, says JetBlue Sustainability Chief
Jan.24 -- Sophia Mendelsohn, JetBlue Head of Sustainability, lists the efforts that the airline industry is making towards solutions for sustainable aviation. She sits down with former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, TIAA...
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Qantas of 2021 Will Be Different From Qantas of 2019: CEO
May.04 -- Alan Joyce, chief executive officer at Qantas Airways Ltd., discusses consolidation in the industry and how different the airline will look when the coronavirus pandemic ends. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
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Captain Tom Moore waving as hurricane and spitfires flypast
CLEAN: Exterior shots of Captain Tom Moore waving as hurricane and spitfires flypast for his 100th birthday on 30 April 2020 in Bedford, United Kingdom.
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Equipment from China arrives in UK amid virus
An aircraft carrying personal protective equipment from China such as face masks and landed at London's Heathrow Airport on Friday.
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Asia's Parking Lot for Empty Jets
Oct.26 -- As the pandemic saw passenger air travel come to a virtual standstill, airline operators faced a unique problem; where to park all the empty jets. A tiny town called Alice Springs in Northern Territory, Australia has emerged as...
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WTO Says EU Can Impose Tariffs of $4 Billion on U.S.
Oct.13 -- The World Trade Organization on Tuesday said the European Union could impose tariffs on $4 billion of U.S. exports, but the bloc will likely withhold fire until after the U.S. presidential election in three weeks. Bryce Baschuk...
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Death Toll Rises to 26 In Ukrainian Military Aircraft Crash
The plane was carrying 27 people from an air force university.