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January 09, 2007

DOT Says New China Route Should Go To United Airlines

Denies American's Request To Add Chicago Stopover

ANN REALTIME REPORTING 01.09.07 1300 EST: The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has spoken. On Tuesday, the agency proposed to award United Airlines the right to operate a new daily flight between the United States and China, allowing the airline to inaugurate new non-stop service between Washington Dulles International Airport and Beijing's China Peking Capital Airport beginning March 25 if the tentative decision becomes final.

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Bristol International Airport Reopens Problematic Runway

Operations Returning To Normal After Weekend Closure

A move by nine airlines to suspend service at Britain's Bristol International Airport got a quick reponse from airport management.

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New ATC Emergency Response Plan To Go Into Effect Next Week

Goodbye SCATANA... Hello ESCATS

Let's face it -- few, if any, of us have the time to read the Federal Rgister every month... but if you don't, a biggie may have slipped by you last month.

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Goodrich Tapped To Provide A350 XWB Nacelles, Thrust Reversers

Will Develop Parts For All Engine Options

The plan for Airbus' upcoming A350XWB is starting to come together... with Goodrich Corporation announcing Tuesday it will provide Airbus with nacelle and thrust reverser systems for all variants of the recently launched aircraft.

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Boeing, Airbus Ring In The New Year With Big Orders

Airbus Leading American Counterpart So Far In 2007

Confirming rumors of a big order, on Monday Malaysian carrier AirAsia signed on the dotted line for 50 Airbus A320-family aircraft, plus options for up to 50 more. That $3 billion (list) order was just the beginning, however, of a big day for big plane deals.

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AD: Boeing

AD NUMBER: 2006-26-13 MANUFACTURER: Boeing SUBJECT: Airworthiness Directive 2006-26-13 SUMMARY: The FAA is superseding two existing airworthiness directives (AD), which apply to certain Boeing airplanes as specified above.

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Search Crews Believe They've Found Missing Adam Air Jet

Indonesian Ship Detects Metal Fragments On Ocean Floor

In what could be the first break in the weeklong search for a missing Indonesian airliner, a naval vessel detected metal on the ocean floor Monday that could be the wreckage of the Adam Air 737. The US Navy vessel USNS Mary Sears is expected to arrive on station Tuesday to more thoroughly map the area.

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747 Sheds Parts Over California Neighborhood

I Fall To Pieces...

Investigators report no one was injured... but several people around an Oakland, CA neighborhood were startled Sunday when two large metal pieces fell off a Boeing 747 flying overhead, and landed near their homes.

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