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November 05, 2010

Regional Airliner Down In Cuba

68 Fatally Injured In Friday Accident

A Cuban airliner carrying 68 Cubans and others from Europe and Latin America went down Friday, fatally injuring all aboard. The accident reportedly happened about 1742 EDT near about 220 miles east of Havana.

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Boeing Raises Outlook For Airplane Demand In China

Plane Maker Projects $480 Billion Market For New Airplanes In China

Boeing recently forecast that China will require 4,330 new commercial airplanes valued at $480 billion over the next 20 years, with the bulk of new deliveries expected to be for fuel-efficient, single-aisle airplanes.

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BOC Aviation Orders 30 A320 Family Aircraft

First Deliveries Set For 2012

The Singapore-based aircraft leasing subsidiary of Bank of China, BOC Aviation, has placed a new firm order with Airbus for the purchase of 30 A320 aircraft. Deliveries of the aircraft will take place over a three year period beginning in 2012.

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Hersman: Family Assistance Should Be Provided Following Air Crashes

NTSB Chair's Call Comes During International Safety Seminar

NTSB Chair Deborah A.P. Hersman says a more formal process is needed worldwide to assist survivors and family members of aviation accidents.

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Cargo Plane Bomb Plot Triggers New UK Aviation Security Proposals

Aviation Security 2011 Conference Set For February 2011

UK Home Secretary Theresa May has announced new aviation security checks intended to curb the threat of terrorism on cargo aircraft after two explosive PETN cartridges were discovered on a flight from Yemen to Chicago.

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Pilots Urge Risk-Based Approach To Air Cargo Security

ALPA: Screening Must Be Tailored, Commerce-Friendly, Cost-Effective

ALPA has renewed its long-standing call for an air cargo screening policy that is risk-based, rather than a “one-size-fits-all” approach, and for fundamental security enhancements that will bring all-cargo flight operations up to passenger airline standards.

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Engine Repair And Test Facility In CA Closing

GE Aviation Shutters Ontario, CA Operation

A dip in cargo traffic has caused GE Aviation to close its engine repair and test facility at Los Angeles/Ontario International Airport by the end of the year. 18 people had been employed at the shop.

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