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PM to visit Canada, finalize purchase of firefighting planes
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will travel to Canada later this week, where he will finalize a deal to purchase seven DHC-515 Firefighters, the newest water bombers built by De Havilland, Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper reported Wednesday.
Fatal Plane Crash on Florida Highway Leaves Two Dead
Tragedy struck on Friday afternoon as a small plane crashed on a Florida highway, resulting in the loss of two lives, as reported by Fox News, confirmed by the Collier County Sheriff's Office. The aircraft involved was identified as a Bombardier Challenger 600 business jet, which had five individuals on board, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Turkish court jails 3 in ex-Nissan CEO escape case
A Turkish court on Feb. 24 handed down jail terms to three people who were accused of aiding former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn's escape from Japan to Lebanon via an airport in Istanbul.
A private cargo company executive and two pilots, who were charged with "migrant smuggling", got four years and two months in prison each.
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Era ends for Canada's bombardier aerospace giant
It is the end of an era for Bombardier as the Canadian aerospace company announced on Feb. 13 it is getting out of the commercial aviation business in a bid to pay down billions of dollars in debt.
The company lost $1.61 billion in 2019 and finds itself with total debt of $10 billion.
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Update: The Plane Which Crashed in Afghanistan was a US Military Plane
The plane which crashed in Afghanistan may turn out to be military, not passenger. The mystery is compounded after local authorities said it was not a civilian flight. Earlier, the country's national airline, Ariana Afgan Airlines, denied that the machine was their property.
Swiss Airline Grounded 29 Airbus Aircraft due to Technical Problems
Swiss International Air Lines stopped the flights of 29 Airbus A220 aircraft due to engine problems. This was reported by NOVA.
The reason for the decision was the incident on Tuesday of a flight by the company from London to Geneva, which was redirected to Paris due to technical problems.
Nepal Plane Crash Survivors Describe Chaos
Survivors and witnesses of a plane crash in Nepal have described the chaotic moments when the aircraft went down, killing at least 49 people.
The flight, carrying 71 passengers and crew, crashed while landing at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan airport.
Witnesses said there was a loud bang and that the plane shook violently while people wept inside the aircraft and chanted.
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Riyadh's $22.5 bn Metro project on track: Governor
A $22.5 billion urban rail and bus system for the congested Saudi Arabian capital is on track, the city's governor said on May 4, as other projects in the kingdom are delayed.
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BGN 9 M Plant in Bulgaria to Manufacture Airbus, Boeing Parts
An US company will invest more than BGN 9 M in the construction of a plant for the production of airplane components for the leading aircraft manufacturers.
The plant of 2000 square metres will be located near Sofia airport and will produce parts for the control of the fuel system, as well as components for the wings and tail.
Bombardier gets order for 20 business jets
Canadian aviation giant Bombardier announced on April 1 it has received an order for 20 of its Challenger 350 business jets valued at about $534 million.
The small twin-engine jet can carry up to nine passengers and fly as far as 6,000 kilometers on a single tank of fuel.
The Montreal-based company did not disclose the buyer.
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