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Air India B777 Delhi-San Francisco flight diverted to Russia after 'technical issue'
The plane, carrying 216 passengers and 16 crew members, landed safely at Russia’s Magadan airport in the country’s far east on Tuesday, Air India said in a statement. ... Air India would be sending a replacement aircraft to Russia so the passengers could continue their travel to the U.S. (ground.news) More...Boeing warns new defect on 787 Dreamliners will slow deliveries
Boeing on Tuesday warned about a new defect on its 787 Dreamliner planes and that it will delay deliveries of the wide-body aircraft, the manufacturer’s latest production issue. “We are inspecting 787s in our inventory for a nonconforming condition related to a fitting on the horizontal stabilizer,” Boeing said in a statement. “Airplanes found to have a nonconforming condition will be reworked prior to ticket and delivery. (www.cnbc.com) More...Oman's SalamAir Announces Plans to Launch Seven New Routes
Oman's SalamAir has announced flights to new destinations this summer, with the most highly anticipated route being to Bahrain. The Salalah-Bahrain route is in high demand because tourists are interested in visiting southern Oman to escape the summer heat of neighboring countries. (aeroxplorer.com) More...Cargo revenues to fall $65B in 2023, airline group says
IATA said airlines would make $10 billion this year, but cargo revenues are going in the opposite direction of passenger. (www.freightwaves.com) More...Boeing’s Mid-Market Jet Delayed Until the Mid-2030s
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun said last week that the plans for a New Midsize Airplane, initially intended to replace the out-of-production 757, were canceled in 2020, prompting a call for a fresh approach. Looking forward to 2025 and beyond, should Boeing invest in its 797 New Midsize Airplane (NMA) project or replace it’s best selling 737 with a brand new 150 to 250 seat design using 787 and 777X technologies? (www.airguide.info) More...Bombardier Builds Second EcoJet Prototype
The blended-wing-body aircraft is designed to reduce emissions. (www.manufacturing.net) More...Login
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