The experience of flying aboard the 787, more than half of cruises are now sold outside the US, Alaska tests cooking oil flight
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Hail cancels scores of flights at DIA, NTSB joins collision probe at Boston Logan, Lufthansa starts controlled biofuel flights
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Boeing freezes 787 production line in place for fifth time Boeing is suspending airplane sections delivery to the production line until mechanics get a chance to catch up. Spokesman Scott Lefeber said the production slowdown won’t affect the first Dreamliner delivery to All Nippon Airways of Japan, now expected in September. But it could mean [...]
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Boeing’s Dreamliner: the long wait is almost over Boeing’s 787 landed in Japan on Saturday to begin readiness testing. The Dreamliner, which landed at Tokyo’s Haneda airport, will make test flights on ANA’s normal domestic routes, with pilots and mechanics from both companies working alongside each other. The exercise will ensure the plane can fit [...]
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Chilean ash cloud disrupts flights from Australia to Argentina, certain biofuel approved for jet aircraft, BA offers first class service to Vegas
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CO lost man’s body in casket shipped from Mexico to Texas, Amtrak turns 40 and plans museum train, animal fat as biofuel? Does that qualify?
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Alaska operates 737-700 RNP, unconventional travel tips, optimism grows over use of biofuel in aviation
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Alaska Air, Boeing, airports in biofuel program, Cseries may be better in fuel burn, airports with full-body scanners
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Three U.S. airlines get OK to fly to Haneda in Japan, Lufthansa to use more biofuel by 2012, Boeing starts assembly on 747-8 version
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McCarran drops on world’s busiest list, Boeing to boost production on 737, 777, planes may use biofuel in next ten years
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