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August 31, 2004

They Can Be Bought

Orlando Airport Workers Busted In Federal Sting

Want to find out just how easy it is to smuggle something -- anything -- through the airport? All you have to do is spend a little money.

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Russian Investigators Suspect Women Bombed Jetliners

Both Blasts Occurred In Lavatories

As the investigation continues, Russian authorities are more and more convinced that bombs brought down a pair of Tupelov jetliners last week.

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Is This Seat Too Small On Me?

Overweight Passenger Sues SWA For "Humiliating" Her

Like more than a third of all Americans, 26-year old Trina Blake has a weight problem. But Trina says she was humiliated in May, 2003, when she was boarding a Southwest Airlines flight from Orlando (FL) to Seattle (WA). The reason? She says a gate agent grilled her about whether she could fit in the seat. She also says the gate agent told flight attendants to make sure she didn't need more than one seat.

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NTSB Issues 777 Safety Recommendations

From the NTSB... The National Transportation Safety Board recommends that the Federal Aviation Administration: Require Boeing 777 operators to replace halogen light bulbs in the cargo compartment with incandescent light bulbs on an expedited schedule. (A-04-53) Issue to all Boeing 777 operators an immediate restriction on placing baggage or other material near cargo compartment light fixtures with halogen light bulbs until the halogen bulbs are replaced with incandescent light bulbs. (A-04-54)

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Regional Jets Are Booming

Forecast International Sees Dynamic Growth for RJ Production

In its latest study, "The World Market for Regional/Commuter Transport Aircraft," Forecast International projects that a total of 3,728 regional aircraft will be produced in the 10-year period 2004 to 2013. The value of this production, in constant 2004 U.S. dollars, is estimated at $84.4 billion. The forecast production total includes both regional jets and regional turboprops; specifically, 3,041 regional jets are forecast, plus 687 turboprops.

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