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Woman gets jail for plane bomb scare by
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A woman who had a friend call in a bomb threat to the Philadelphia
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New rules for space tourists: by
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With the first commercial space flights expected before the next
presidential polls, the US government has drafted rules to oversee
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Two Russian Women Set World Record of Blimp Speed by
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Two Russian women set a record for blimp speeds during a contest in
Moscow. Airship commander Natalia Volodicheva and second pilot
Yekaterina Kochetkova set a world record for female blimp speeds on
an VH-4 air ship in the category of 1600-3000 cubic meters, the
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U.S. objects to Russian sale of anti-aircraft missiles to S by
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The White House Thursday objected to Russian plans to sell advanced
anti-aircraft missiles to Syria. The proposed sale has sparked
concern in Washington a week before President Bush is due to meet
Russian President Vladimir Putin in Europe and raises more questions
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Home-built airplane had faulty control tube by
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A loose flight control tube -- which allows the pilot to steer the
plane -- could have been the cause of the crash of a home-built
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Space Station Exhaust Almost Contaminates US Astronaut in R by
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International space station controllers are changing some spacewalk
procedures following the near contamination of the U.S. crew member
last month when he came too close to station jet exhaust. The issue
is related to a mysterious problem controllers are having steering
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Rumsfeld says Pentagon still considering Raptors by
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Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, bolstering the hopes of F/A-22
supporters, told lawmakers Thursday that the Pentagon has not made a
final decision on limiting production of the next-generation attack
jet to 179 planes. ...
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India to host biggest air show by
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More than 220 global aviation firms from 31countries are set to
showcase their products in India’s hi-tech capital at Aero India,
billed as the largest air show in South Asia, an official said on
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Russian Airlines Prefer Used Boeings to New Russian Aircraf by
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In 2004 Russian airlines have purchased 15 used foreign-made aircraft,
namely Boeing, and only 4 new Russian-made ones. These figures were
disclosed on Thursday, Feb. 10, by the representative of the Russian
Federal Air Transport Agency and reported by RIA Novosti....
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Boeing to decide on wide-body 747 by mid-year -CEO by
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Boeing Co. is testing demand for a new 747 wide-body aircraft and
expects to decide whether to build it by the middle of the year, the
planemaker's chief executive said on a conference call on Wednesday.
"I think they've got a great airplane," Harry Stonecipher told
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PROBERS PLANE STUMPED by
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The pilot of the corporate jet that plowed across a highway into a
warehouse in Teterboro, N.J., told a lawyer he believes "something
malfunctioned on the plane." Hostess Angelica Calad walked away from
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How to fly upside down and on time by
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In aeronautics, lift occurs with an airplane because the shape of the
wings combined with forward movement causes air to pass faster over
the top of the wing than the bottom of the wing. If this is an
immutable law regarding lift, how then can an airplane fly upside
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American Airlines to guarantee low fares on Web site by
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American Airlines is rolling out a new marketing campaign guaranteeing
that travelers will find the airline's cheapest fares on its Internet
site. The campaign, expected to be unveiled today, says that
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Where noisy aircraft rattle dishes - and nerves by
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Joseph Massaro, stuck in traffic on Route 46, panicked as he watched
the plane slam into a warehouse. Would it blow up? Would the inferno
reach his home four blocks away, where his children were waiting for
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Rolls-Royce powers ahead of GE Aircraft by
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Rolls-Royce knocked its arch-rival, GE Aircraft Engines of the US, off
top spot in the large civil aero-engine market for the first time last
year. In terms of value, the UK engineer secured 40 per cent of the
$13bn (£6.99bn) market last year for commercial engines powering
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Indian Army Microlight Air Race 2005 by
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The aviators, participating in the Army Air Race-2005, today conveyed
the common message that the students and youth can enrich their lives
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