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December 08, 2006

Delta Looks To Sell Planes, Switch Orders

Says It No Longer Needs As Many 737-800s

On Wednesday, Delta Air Lines asked for permission from the US Bankruptcy Court to sell some still-to-be-delivered aircraft, and purchase other models the carrier says would better suit its latest plans.

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Boeing Rolls Out The 787... Digitally

Computer Allows "Virtual" Assembly

Leaders of Boeing's 787 program rolled out their first Dreamliner on Wednesday. If that sounds just a bit ahead of schedule, you're right. We should add Boeing did so "virtually," using an advanced software program that recreates the assembly of the company's upcoming composite airliner, entirely on the computer.

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Gov't Enlists Help To Make Airports Friendlier To Foreign Travelers

Homeland Security Officials Question Plan

US officials are concerned with a decline in the number of overseas visitors in the past six years. Not surprisingly, heightened security following 9/11, especially at airports, is cited as the largest reason for that decline.

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Bush Administration To Implement New ETOPS Rules

Adds More Than 30 Minutes To Distance From Emergency Landing

The Bush administration is set to enact a new rule governing twin-engine airliner operations. When it does, aircraft such as Boeing's new 737-800 and -900 series aircraft might soon be able to fly farther from emergency airports.

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