Air India 787 crash report delayed as fuel cutoff questions remain unresolved

One year after the crash of Air India Flight 171, the cause of the fatal Boeing 787 disaster…The postAir India 787 crash report delayed as fuel cutoff questions remain unresolvedappeared first onAeroTime.

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Embraer says E2 engine issues have largely been resolved
Embraer says E2 engine issues have largely been resolved

Aircraft-on-ground rate has fallen to 1% as Pratt & Whitney implements improvements to the geared turbofan engine

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Airlines Are Offering Huge Credit Card Bonuses This Summer — But Do They Make Sense?
Airlines Are Offering Huge Credit Card Bonuses This Summer — But Do They Make Sense?

If it feels like every airline is dangling a big credit card bonus right now, you’re not imagining it. As summer travel ramps up, Alaska, American, Delta, and Southwest, are all running elevated welcome offers on their co-branded cards and United just wrapped up its own increased offers a couple of weeks ago.

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7 Commercial Airports With Runways So Long They Were Originally Built To Handle Space Shuttles
7 Commercial Airports With Runways So Long They Were Originally Built To Handle Space Shuttles

Many forget that airports are not always designed with airliners in mind. Many are actually designed with craft that fly much higher.

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Gulfstream Delivers 100th G700

The G700 has also logged its 100th city-pair speed record.

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Is It True That The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Handles Turbulence Better Than The Airbus A350?
Is It True That The Boeing 787 Dreamliner Handles Turbulence Better Than The Airbus A350?

The 787 utilizes wing flexibility and advanced software to remain at the cutting-edge in the fight against turbulence.

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After Years of Planning, New Sydney Airport Sets Opening Date

The gateway will supplement Sydney Airport, currently the busiest airport in Australia.

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Bell Textron Completes Advanced Wing Assembly for Next-Generation MV-75 Cheyenne Test Aircraft
Bell Textron Completes Advanced Wing Assembly for Next-Generation MV-75 Cheyenne Test Aircraft

Aviation News – Bell Textron Inc. has successfully completed the assembly of the first two wing structures for its new MV-75 Cheyenne aircraft. This production...

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Uganda Airlines Commits to Boeing

An upcoming order from Uganda Airlines for eight factory-new Boeing aircraft and two converted freighters signals a major expansion of

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Why The Boeing 737 MAX 10 Has 1,400+ Orders But Still Can't Carry A Single Passenger
Why The Boeing 737 MAX 10 Has 1,400+ Orders But Still Can't Carry A Single Passenger

Ongoing certification issues have meant no 737 MAX 10s have been delivered, although Boeing has indicated the process will be completed in 2026.

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