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Boeing predicts fourfold growth in India, South Asia’s airplane fleet by 2043

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Boeing predicts that the number of commercial airplanes in India and South Asia will almost quadruple over the next 20 years, following steady growth during the past 10. This growth will be enabled by further low-cost carrier expansion and network diversification, as airlines offer more routes and destinations throughout the region.

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Ethiopian Airlines eyes double-digit Airbus, Boeing or Embraer order: Reuters

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Ethiopian Airlines is eyeing up a possible double-digit order for regional jets with Airbus, Boeing and Embraer all in the running for the potentially lucrative deal. “We are receiving airplanes from both Boeing and Airbus, but deliveries have been delayed, some by three months, some six months, some more, Bekele told Reuters.

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Pegasus Airlines orders 100 Boeing 737 MAX-10 jets, takes options for 100 more

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Turkish budget carrier Pegasus Airlines has announced a huge order for 100 Boeing 737 Max-10 single-aisle aircraft and has taken out options on 100 more. The order will facilitate Istanbul-based Pegasus Airlines plan to grow and modernize its existing narrowbody fleet.

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TAAG Angola Airlines welcomes first Boeing 787-9 complete with an unusual logo

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TAAG Angola Airlines is celebrating the arrival of its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner, complete with a special new livery and an unusual logo. TAAG Angola Airlines Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner On February 4, 2025, Angola will also be celebrating Liberation Day, marking the 61 st anniversary of the start of the countrys armed struggle.

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Alaska Airlines Flight 261: Investigating what caused the tragedy

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Alaska Airlines Flight 261 was one of the worst aviation disasters in modern US history. The airplane wasnt uncontrollable at this point, and was flying fairly stable at altitude, so the decision was made to continue on their route, burn more fuel, and divert to LAX. Sadly, though, it was not to be.

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However, one fact remains: the airplane was fully intact and flyable, with the sole exception of the single pitot malfunction. Fly the Airplane Many years ago, in preparation for becoming an instructor pilot in the B-52, I attended the Central Flight Instructor Course (CFIC) at the former Castle Air Force Base in Merced, California.

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FAA seeks to develop better practices for human organ transport on airliners

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Under the current regulatory frameworks of the FAA, Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), the transportation of organs through security checkpoints and on airplanes is permitted.

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