Here's what is happening: Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is proposing noise reductions for airplanes.
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" Military airplanes "So we spent a lot of money on brand-new airplanes, as you know.
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I think airplanes are awesome, and I also think airplanes are using a lot of jet fuel.
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A Boeing official said the aerospace and defense company's commercial airplanes division doesn't offer firefighting airplanes or capabilities.
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The new noise standard would apply to "subsonic jet airplanes and subsonic transport category large airplanes," the agency wrote.
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The new noise standard would apply to "subsonic jet airplanes and subsonic transport category large airplanes," the agency writes.
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This is an airplane that's in the family of Boeing airplanes and our heritage of how we design integrated airplanes.
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That amounted to 49 percent of the single aisle airplanes and 60 percent of the wide bodied airplanes in the market, Tinseth said.
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RPT-BOEING - DECIDED TO TEMPORARILY MOVE FROM A PRODUCTION RATE OF 52 AIRPLANES PER MONTH TO 42 AIRPLANES PER MONTH STARTING IN MID-APRIL
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The world's largest jetliner maker said it now expects to deliver 745-750 commercial airplanes, up from its previous forecast of 740-745 airplanes.
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It made sense in an era when airplanes were vulnerable to weather and prone to failures and pilots intervened regularly to keep airplanes from crashing.
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I mean, they are building airplanes -- our airplanes that took us 20 years to innovate, these guys are coming up with these things in two years.
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The idea was that it would no longer be necessary to protect the public from airplanes if Airbus could get airplanes to protect themselves from pilots.
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"The market is especially hungry for single-aisle airplanes as more people start traveling by air," said Randy Tinseth, vice president of Marketing at Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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There's kind of a lethal mixture of commercial airplanes, commercial jets and private airplanes in that airport, that's why it makes it a unique airport and extremely busy.
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For cargo airplanes and commercial passenger propeller airplanes, there were 2628 fatal incidents in 28503 resulting in 22019 deaths on board aircraft and 35 deaths on the ground.
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China could retaliate by cutting purchases of American agricultural goods, buying European airplanes rather than American airplanes, or trying to bias the domestic Chinese auto market against American brands.
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"I am sure the Montessori teacher will have some pictures of airplanes to show him so she can teach him the names of different types of airplanes," says Livingston.
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The real question is is not when will we have electric airplanes, but when we have electric airplanes that fly far enough to start replacing conventionally fueled air transport.
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The budget carrier plans to grow its operational fleet to 200 airplanes by the end of the decade and expand regionally with the new 737 MAX family of airplanes.
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" - Kelly, 34 "Reclining on airplanes should be illegal.
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The office will also have a wider mission of helping Boeing evolve the way it designs and builds airplanes, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chief Executive Kevin McAllister said in the memo.
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"If we're not taking deliveries of those airplanes, that's five or 10 or 15 more lines of flying more airplanes that we need to go cover for on the schedule," Raja said.
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"We have decided to temporarily move from a production rate of 52 airplanes per month to 42 airplanes per month starting in mid-April," CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a statement Friday.
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"To win in the market, fund our growth and operate as a healthy business, we are taking thoughtful steps to reduce the cost of designing and building our airplanes, part of which involves evaluating our employment levels across all of commercial airplanes," Boeing said after its Airplanes chief, Ray Conner, announced the move in an employee webcast.
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The fatality numbers include passengers, air crew such as flight attendants and any people on the ground killed in a plane accidentLarge passenger airplanes in the study are aircraft used by nearly all travelers on airlines worldwide but excludes small commuter airplanes in service, including the Cessna Caravan and some smaller turboprop airplanes, according to To70.
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" The misperception about cows and airplanes originated with a now-retracted fact sheet published by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's office that contained an ironic aside about getting rid of "farting cows and airplanes.
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Look at the sky: There are a lot of airplanes.
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And that will keep airplanes flying when the Franks retire.
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Analysts say financing airplanes to Iran remains risky business too.
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We export about 2200% of commercial airplanes that we build.
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Today, we have a backlog of about 5,800 commercial airplanes.
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Airplanes finally took off 10 years before I was born.
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"Airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly," he wrote.
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Among their subjects: airplanes, horses, Tarzan, and the Lone Ranger.
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Christy thinks the tiny bathrooms on airplanes are no accident.
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Customers with previously delivered MAX airplanes can activate the sensor.
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"Within 30 minutes, the French airplanes were overhead," he said.
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More and more aluminum is going into airplanes ... [and] automobiles.
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He shot down airplanes and attacked people on the ground.
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President Trump has finally figured out what's wrong with airplanes!
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I normally have the Bose QCs when I'm on airplanes.
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They had no tanks, airplanes, or any sort of artillery.
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Cracks, as you can imagine, are not good on airplanes.
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Airplanes and helicopters no longer have the skies to themselves.
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And as we've learned, giant gorillas and airplanes don't mix.
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Is it by the fake roses or the model airplanes?
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"These are airplanes that support American manufacturing jobs," he said.
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That translates to about 7,700 airplanes solely for Chinese customers.
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Sixty percent of our airplanes that we fly are Boeing.
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That's right: the dragons are now the size of airplanes.
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Separately, exclusive Goop podcasts will be featured on Delta airplanes.
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No one was getting beaten up or dragged off airplanes.
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Birds for one, pose a huge problem to most airplanes.
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Jack was the one that introduced airplanes to the equation.
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The Soviet Union started making trucks and tanks and airplanes.
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Its Mobile plant is for building political capital, not airplanes.
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Just like the types you see on airplanes, for example.
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Places that use steel for ships, for airplanes, for cars.
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His grandmother Sara built airplanes; his father, Victor, made torpedoes.
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Not surprisingly, China remains the largest market for new airplanes.
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The flying public deserves safe airplanes, that is our business.
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Airplanes don't flap their wings, artificial intelligence experts often say.
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The airplanes were grounded at a Boeing Field in Seattle.
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Britain makes cars, medical devices and sophisticated parts for airplanes.
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I could imagine emotional support tortoises hate being on airplanes.
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The biplane and the SST are, nevertheless, both considered airplanes.
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Its roots date back to 9.73 with warships and airplanes.
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AND FINALLY Supersize me You've made paper airplanes before, right?
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How should we think about being in airplanes, bars, restaurants?
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Cars, airplanes, furnaces, and power plants all emit carbon dioxide.
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But none wants an incident aboard one of its airplanes.
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The earlier list included airplanes, seafood, wine, clothing and clocks.
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Kaiser's shapes are reminiscent of paper airplanes and Futurist faceting.
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And how are they distinguishable from, say, remote control airplanes?
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Just like the goal of preventing terrorist attacks on airplanes.
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We weren't meant to fly airplanes, but here we are.
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The executive in charge of Boeing's commercial airplanes is leaving.
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We build balloons and airplanes and elevators to counter it.
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Federal regulators are even considering allowing phone calls on airplanes.
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Rising tides may lift boats, but they can sink airplanes.
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You buy an airplane, but here you're buying 3,500 airplanes.
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These airplanes were experiencing disastrous failures when they were new.
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"Airplanes don't just fall out of the sky," he said.
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American operates 24 Max 8 airplanes and Southwest operates 34.
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The new process would be similar to registration for airplanes.
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Boeing will inspect all 400 finished, undelivered airplanes for FOD.
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It's been a banner year for banned electronics on airplanes.
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They're in everything — powering smartphones and laptops, cars and airplanes.
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"It's well known that the airplanes of Puerto Rico's 156th Wing are among the oldest in the inventory of the nation, and they're airplanes that are more than 60 years old," the general said.
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They all were derived from the flight of fixed-wing airplanes and assumed that with bird flight, as with airplanes, the swirling air, or vortexes, left in the wake of flight stayed the same.
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"I would not pretend we would sell 1,500 airplanes like this, but I would say a reasonable assumption could be in the neighborhood of 50-100 airplanes total," Airbus Chief Commercial Officer Eric Schulz said.
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"I would not pretend we would sell 1,500 airplanes like this, but I would say a reasonable assumption could be in the neighbourhood of 50-100 airplanes total," Airbus Chief Commercial Officer Eric Schulz said.
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The rules would "reduce the noise produced by new airplanes and harmonize the noise certification standards for those airplanes certificated in the United States with the new International Civil Aviation Organization noise standard," it wrote.
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The rules would "reduce the noise produced by new airplanes and harmonize the noise certification standards for those airplanes certificated in the United States with the new International Civil Aviation Organization noise standard," it adds.
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Many airplanes in the country are old: United States sanctions prevent the military and civilian carriers in Iran from buying new airplanes, and make it very difficult to obtain parts for those they already have.
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Drones and airplanes are expected to provide higher resolution images, too.
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You can honestly rent airplanes to fly over the Everglades too.
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DARPA is funding autonomous cardboard airplanes that can carry medical supplies.
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It's just a pity that the airplanes only hold two people.
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We've seen remote control airplanes powered by tiny jet engines before.
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Airplanes for the one that took her home from the Congo.
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Boeing's business delivered a total 2346 airplanes during the third quarter.
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"Those airplanes are flown by pilots on his payroll," Cucinella said.
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I get nervous just thinking about the carbon footprint of airplanes.
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No one believes that all pilots will leave all the airplanes.
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"In some cases, airplanes could be grounded," the FAA directive said.
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So far, Stavatti's airplanes are all the aerial equivalent of vaporware.
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We want to make sure people are warned about unsafe airplanes.
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Some wanted to fly drones, helicopters, hovercrafts, and remote control airplanes.
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The new enterprise was designed to track airplanes in real time.
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We're worried about hackers crashing airplanes by hacking into computer networks.
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"We sent, you know, airplanes down there with supplies," he said.
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She will report to Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chief Executive Ray Conner.
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Passenger screening is designed to keep weapons and explosives off airplanes.
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On the way, I saw Alaska airplanes out the airport windows.
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New hires and new airplanes are also divided between the two.
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The doors of the airplanes are not keyed like a car.
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It was their interest in airplanes that brought the couple together.
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Over supper, we talked about airplanes like the geeks we were.
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" Trump's full tweets: "Airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly.
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We can depend on fog for keeping airplanes in the sky.
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The rules will apply to contractors who perform maintenance on airplanes.
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There are no gas stations, businesses, cars, airplanes, electricity, phone service.
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Even in the best of times, there are germs on airplanes.
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"If airplanes don't fly, cargo doesn't fly," one administration official said.
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Zips of transparent wire carried tiny model airplanes toward the sky.
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Read This Next: Science Confirms Airplanes Are Vile Canisters of Germs
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They also build their own, which look like giant paper airplanes.
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I've been in many airplanes — all types and shapes and sizes.
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" "I think of transport — whether it's trains or trucks or airplanes.
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It has a fleet of trucks, and even its own airplanes.
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El Chapo had more airplanes than the biggest airline in Mexico.
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Airplanes and telecommunications technologies were given their own federal regulatory agencies.
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Details: There are 6743 types of air ambulances, airplanes and helicopters.
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It ousted Kevin McAllister, the head of commercial airplanes, on Tuesday.
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Airlines train mechanics for specific airplanes and for specific maintenance specialties.
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We make the greatest weapons ever made -- airplanes, missiles, rockets, ships.
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We make the greatest weapons ever made — airplanes, missiles, rockets, ships.
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We were -- three years ago, you didn't have brand-new airplanes.
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As recently as the 21960s, smoking was still permitted on airplanes.
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Abuelsamid compared the vehicle to how the aerospace industry designs airplanes.
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They're investing more in defense, more in airplanes, ships, submarines, equipment.
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Airplanes also don&apost have oxygen tanks, but they have ashtrays.
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Thus far, few have advocated the banning of trucks and airplanes.
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Exhibits focus on bikes and the relationship between bikes and airplanes.
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We have to actually bring them down by boats or airplanes.
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I don't want my airplanes to be made by the government.
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We are not scared of you or your soldiers or airplanes.
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Between 1968 and 1972, more than 130 American airplanes were hijacked.
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The engineers who design our airplanes, the machinists who work in our factories, and the many others who contribute to the extraordinarily complex work of building and maintaining commercial airplanes do so with pride and honor.
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It has a fleet of 257 airplanes being operated in 45 countries.
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N) airplanes and may order 22021 more, its parent Bohai Capital (22024.
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Every day, about 100,000 airplanes take off into the wide blue expanse.
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When it comes to commercial airplanes, age truly is just a number.
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If you ever fly on airplanes, you probably need noise-canceling headphones.
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Airplanes stand idle at London's Gatwick Airport, England, Friday, April 16, 2010.
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We're not afraid to get on airplanes and go do deals elsewhere.
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It's not nearly as fun to think about as solar-powered airplanes.
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Today, all airplanes have rounded windows and go through rigorous FAA testing.
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Together, both airplanes comprise nearly half of the world's 28,2.53 commercial airliners.
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Designing lightweight batteries for cars and airplanes, as well as new medicines.
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"We have very fast airplanes," he boasted, and "very good cargo planes".
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Yes, modern commercial airplanes are controlled predominantly by onboard computers while aloft.
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Almost a year went by before he got a job cleaning airplanes.
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We use steel in everything from building infrastructure to trains to airplanes.
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That means making sure incoming boats or airplanes aren't transporting invasive species.
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With airlines already flying very full airplanes, more aircraft will be needed.
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There are a lot of old airplanes and old pilots out there.
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Without necessary regulations, drones will potentially crash into airplanes and each other.
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Li-on battery shipments will still be allowed in regular cargo airplanes.
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How did you get into airplanes, where did this interest come from?
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"Airplanes are not lettuce," Bank of America analyst Ron Epstein told CNBC.
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Iran also has ordered 20 airplanes from French-Italian aircraft manufacturer ATR.
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I don't see airplanes as anything other than a piece of transportation.
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Rutan had been hooked on airplanes since he was 8 years old.
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He encountered them, on more than one occasion, on airplanes, he believed.
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Initially it's tourism and all of the strands there: airplanes, restaurants, hotels.
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By 2020, all types of airplanes will be required to use it.
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The 737 MAX 8 jet is one of Boeing's top-selling airplanes.
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And another thing -- folks who own airplanes aren't all wealthy (trust me).
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This indicator will now be standard equipment in all 737 Max airplanes.
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From fancy chocolates to jet airplanes to teeth, gold makes things better.
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His recent tweets about airplanes becoming too complex illustrates his Luddite leanings.
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Eighty percent of seats on airplanes are sold by just four airlines.
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Babies do not cry on airplanes for the fun of it either.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — The top executive for commercial airplanes has been ousted.
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They are in smartphones, laptops, electric cars, airplanes and even e-cigarettes.
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There are a lot ofthings to do before taking an animalon airplanes.
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The fires drew attention to problems with transporting the batteries on airplanes.
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"We can hear the airplanes, but where is the food?" he asked.
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The TSA has to be in place to allow people on airplanes.
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"I like to do far-out things with airplanes," Rutan told CNN.
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Airplanes put a ton of people in a small enclosed space together.
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" When people ask Rami Ismail where home is, he always answers "airplanes.
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The same holds true for U.S. made Boeing airplanes or Ford trucks.
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Temperatures are soaring in Phoenix, which means a lot of airplanes aren't.
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Roads were closed and airplanes were prohibited from flying below 4,173 feet.
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Bombardier CEO Alain Bellemare on Thursday defended the discounting of new airplanes.
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Before me was nothing but ocean — no ships, no airplanes, no buildings.
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Additionally, military helicopters and airplanes would fly overhead to provide more security.
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It could reverse orders to buy major US goods like Boeing airplanes.
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Here is what we know: Most cruise missiles are like small airplanes.
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Both companies are aiming to introduce supersonic airplanes in the early 2020s.
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Airplanes, the fastest way to cross continents and oceans, have facilitated this.
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"Airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly," he wrote on Twitter.
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"Boeing" is synonymous with airplanes — though maybe it should be spelled Böing.
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Above, 29 Max 216 airplanes on the assembly line in Renton, Wash.
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"Airplanes are very complex machines," said Mr. Soejatman, the Indonesian aviation consultant.
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The methods include trapping, shooting and dropping lethally poisonous sausages from airplanes.
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I don't want to travel so much; I hate airplanes, hate travel.
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The 2747, one of history's most iconic airplanes, is heading toward retirement.
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Transportation — buses, subways, ferries, trains, airplanes, and private cars — has been halted.
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Now he has a boat but also another boat and some airplanes.
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Airport staff are seeing way, way fewer airplanes take off and land.
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"You have to provide them jobs to sell them airplanes," he said.
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I had this great interest in airplanes at a very early age.
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Saudi airplanes alone have flown more than 100,000 combat missions since then.
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It's not just in your head — airplanes are cold for a reason.
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Lion Air continued to crash airplanes around runways as it had before.
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Earlier this month, Boeing said it lost orders for 87 commercial airplanes.
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Not long before dawn, my father began speaking of airplanes, flight plans.
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Mistakes like how Sahara made more airplanes than learned lessons at school.
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Boeing: The executive in charge of the company's commercial airplanes is leaving.
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The company manufactures tools used to make parts for airplanes and cars.
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The executive, Kevin McAllister, was the head of Boeing's commercial airplanes division.
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They regulate the safety of food, drugs, airplanes and nuclear power plants.
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Eventually, he left the ground entirely, using helicopters and fixed-wing airplanes.
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His promises are crashing to earth like a fleet of paper airplanes.
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The Second World War was represented by the rumble of approaching airplanes.
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Trucks, knives, and airplanes will do, as might poisoning the water supply.
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U.S. exports, such as airplanes and soybeans, would likely suffer as well.
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In 1960, two airplanes crashed into each other above New York City.
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It will require cutting other services or other Navy priorities, including airplanes.
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But single-aisle airplanes, a staple of domestic routes, rarely have one.
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People try carrying stuff like that — and worse — onto airplanes every day.
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"The safety of our airplanes is Boeing's highest priority," Mr. Johndroe said.
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Air Lease told a press briefing at the Farnborough Airshow that three 787-9s and the first 20 737 MAX airplanes in the total deal were firm purchases, while the remaining 55 737 MAX airplanes were provisional commitments.
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WE KNOW THAT TODAY 5 MILLION PASSENGERS WILL FLY ON BOEING AIRPLANES TODAY.
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It was common nearly everywhere — in office buildings, restaurants, airplanes and even hospitals.
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"Our sailors work really hard to ensure these airplanes are going flying," Capt.
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We love these eerie, gorgeous shots of decommissioned airplanes by photographer Troy Paiva.
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Investigating alleged sexual assaults on airplanes falls under the jurisdiction of the FBI.
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They're necessary in hospitals, airplanes, and make our vehicles lighter and more efficient.
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Two of the airplanes were found to have dangerous E.coli in the water.
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Because, first class or not, we all know how cold airplanes can be.
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There's also considerable aviation industry interest in fully-electric commercial airplanes, noted Kopsaftopoulos.
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Most of the time, the only thing the airport doesn't have is airplanes.
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What could have brought down one of Boeing's newest, most technologically sophisticated airplanes?
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In the meantime, the aviation industry is inching closer to fully autonomous airplanes.
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Satellite-based service today currently are used for service on ships and airplanes.
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People who are trafficked are on the move: In other words, on airplanes.
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Eventually, somebody informed Trump about things called airplanes, and also, you know, boats.
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Then the second thing you've got to do is right-size the airplanes.
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The United States is allowing trade only in Persian rugs and commercial airplanes.
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We don't let just anybody make and sell cars or airplanes or guns.
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Regular airplanes can't handle it and that's why their windows are so small.
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"First, there are more airplanes in the sky than ever before," Smith said.
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Many experts, including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, have likened reusable rockets to airplanes.
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Jones posted a video of airplanes dropping flame-fighting material over her neighborhood.
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This cat grew up never knowing that there were never fences or airplanes.
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It's a trick of the angle, of course: The airplanes aren't actually touching.
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Typically, if there are other airplanes that have deviated from their flight path.
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"I have a fleet of submarines, airplanes, trucks and boats," Guzman told Penn.
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The patent outlines adjustable winglets on the propeller, much like those on airplanes.
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"Anybody that's interested in airplanes is fascinated by all of it," she said.
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Flyover uses the program Dump1090 to collect the information that airplanes are releasing.
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You separate out their (Lockheed Martin's) good airplanes, they are getting better, faster.
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Drones and airplanes might not be as dangerous a mix as everyone thinks.
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BOTH COMPANIES ALSO PROVIDE THE AVIANICS AND OTHER SYSTEMS THAT LET AIRPLANES FLY.
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This is an ongoing and relentless commitment to make safe airplanes even safer.
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Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is delaying Obama-era rules for pilots.
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They are model airplanes, flying cameras, and alien spacecraft all rolled into one.
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HASTINGS: THE OFFLINE VIEWING IS GREAT FOR AIRPLANES AND THOSE KIND OF SITUATIONS.
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In the background are airplanes from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Think of food, pharmaceuticals, cars, airplanes, restaurants, workplace conditions, and flame-retardant pajamas.
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Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving forward with new airworthiness regulations.
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The lightweight metal is used in the manufacture of cans, automobiles, and airplanes.
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ALC leases hundreds of commercial airplanes to dozens of airlines around the world.
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Airplanes, like this Piper PA-31-350 Chieftain, were thrown across the grounds.
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Regulating such pollution from commercial airplanes could present major legal and engineering hurdles.
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Students will still be required to follow the guidelines for model airplanes, however.
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During the war, factories focused on creating wartime essentials, like airplanes and barracks.
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More travelers are packing airplanes, but it's getting more expensive to fly them.
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Despite the name on its airplanes, United Airlines is anything but fully unified.
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We'd develop plant-based jet fuel or liquid hydrogen turbines for our airplanes.
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Each loan was used to buy tanks, airplanes, helicopters, missiles and small arms.
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"We have now lightweights, ultra-light airplanes, experimental ones from NASA," Palensky said.
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Are we conceding that Boeing sold a few more airplanes than we did?
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Boeing has delivered more than 370 MAX Airplanes to 47 customers, Muilenburg said.
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Arnold and Paris had gone from making paper airplanes together to making boats.
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I don't want to be flying around in airplanes all over the place.
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This leaves plenty in transportation (notably heavy trucks and airplanes) untouched for now.
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We dry mangoes for pickling, feed cows leftover roti and make model airplanes.
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Downtowns are deserted, malls are closed, bars are empty, and airplanes are grounded.
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Oil companies doing oil exploration and rescuers searching for downed airplanes use them.
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If commercial airplanes fell out of the sky regularly, we wouldn't just shrug.
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So that means everything from airplanes to agriculture is on the chopping block.
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But stations closed in the 250s and '266s, victims of automobiles and airplanes.
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Augustin says a violation of personal space is basically built into airplanes' design.
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Nothing — including tiny airplanes flying in and out of La Guardia — was overlooked.
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This includes remote locations, as well as cruise ships and airplanes, SpaceX says.
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These were the brief interludes when the airplanes were being flown by hand.
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The US government has long expressed significant concern about pesticide use on airplanes.
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Those airplanes were originally made for the Czech army in the early 2000s.
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"But at some point, it makes sense for them to stop making airplanes."
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And thus, they'll have access to that fleet of airplanes that we have.
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China also committed in the agreement to buy airplanes, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas.
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Boeing continued to make 737 Max airplanes after its grounding in March 2018.
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Airlines including American, Delta and United have done the same in their airplanes.
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Boeing announced last month that it delivered a record 763 airplanes in 2017.
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Avoid small regional airplanes, as those are the worst in terms of emissions.
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But automation has made airplanes vastly safer, and it will for cars, too.
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Likewise, we have seen airplanes and trucks used as instruments of mass killings.
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WE SEE OVER THE NEXT 22019 YEARS THE WORLD NEEDS 2409,291 NEW AIRPLANES.
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In a notice, it said airplanes could opt to divert to other airports.
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Slow, primitive airplanes that would burn "like candles" if struck by antiaircraft fire.
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They found clandestine airstrips for drug planes and abandoned airplanes swallowed by vines.
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Spire's satellites help forecast weather, track ships at sea and airplanes in flight.
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Boeing has only rarely stopped production of its airplanes, most recently in 2008.
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Some airplanes, like Air Canada's Boeing 787 Dreamliner, have flat, open sleeping areas.
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I see the highest quality airplanes – airplanes that meet rigorous quality inspections and FAA standards – deliver on time on a regular basis from Boeing South Carolina, where they perform exceptionally well in service for our valued airplane customers around the world.
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"He was around airplanes, working around airplanes, but in terms of improvements that we might make as a company, as an industry, to make this honestly very safe industry even safer in the future, it's too early to say," Tilden said.
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"Ashley goes on a lot of airplanes," my niece said, turning to her mother.
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The Weymouth set is huge space — a few airplanes could fit comfortably in here.
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Lopez Abrador also said he'd sell off government airplanes and travel on commercial flights.
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Chinese demand for new airplanes is proving a key battleground for passenger plane makers.
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In the days before pressurized cabins, airplanes would fly relatively close to the ground.
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Other operators could also ground flights that are scheduled to use Boeing's 25 airplanes.
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Safe communication between drones and with airplanes in America's busy airspace is years away.
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"Almost all" airline personnel have access to airplanes themselves, and Russell was no exception.
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Celmins was terrified of the airplanes and fascinated by them at the same time.
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We had to restore the trust of the public to get back on airplanes.
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There are videos of them coming off of airplanes in middle of the night.
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Now lawmakers are questioning whether the entire system of certifying airplanes needs an overhaul.
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They also set new limits for airplanes in production that are delivered after 2023.
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And airplanes currently account for 11 percent of transportation emissions in the United States.
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Hundreds of airplanes either damaged or destroyed, and America has suffered its greatest defeat.
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The e-commerce giant has recently starting leasing airplanes and buying up truck trailers.
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This is going to be no louder than other airplanes that are flying today.
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But travel across the country is much faster and easier than before (thanks, airplanes!).
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Boeing 7-series airplanes continue to be the official aircraft of the U.S. president.
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There's just one problem: "Airplanes are a terrible place to sleep," said Dr. Bazil.
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Losonsky was a crew chief in the 299rd Squadron -- maintaining three, sometimes four, airplanes.
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Life happens — and for some reason, it seems to happen more intensely on airplanes.
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That's been around for years, even though airplanes are the safest form of transport.
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As I mentioned, the world needs 43,000 new airplanes over the next 20 years.
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We today have a backlog of 5,900 commercial airplanes, roughly seven years of production.
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Daniel Williams is 10 years old, plays baseball, loves airplanes, and lives with autism.
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Similarly, Airbus is putting a wide variety of 3D printed parts into their airplanes.
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The ability to fly airplanes, mostly without restrictions, reflects our freedoms as a democracy.
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This eked out the stupidity of "Airplanes" purely based on that damn acoustic guitar.
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Instead, they were products of aerial photography (airplanes that fly over land capturing images).
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"This is the first study using this particular method with airplanes," Sachs told me.
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Like, you write an article on airplanes, and you have an airplane ad. Right.
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That works especially well for constant, low frequency noise, like the roar on airplanes.
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It flies the latest generation of airplanes and outsources some of its flight crew.
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We have to get the airplanes that our customers have put on the ground.
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You see them in smaller airplanes more often, in big airliners not very often.
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Airplanes are designed so that a water landing won't cause immediate harm to passengers.
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The batteries have caught fire inside smartphones, laptop computers, electric cars, hoverboards and airplanes.
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The changes appear to be partly intended to address animals relieving themselves on airplanes.
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The firefighters were helped by 36 helicopters and airplanes that dropped water or retardant.
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When Boeing airplanes were grounded, an aerial photo captured the moment with satisfying symmetry.
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Additionally, few, if any, commercial airplanes have been shot down by shoulder-fired missiles.
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"It seems our crew and airplanes made history or something," wrote then-Tech Sgt.
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Things like Boeing airplanes and even Tesla cars would become hard to sell overseas.
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However, the Swedish teenager refuses to fly in airplanes because of their carbon footprint.
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I gazed up at my model airplanes, moonlit, hanging by threads from the ceiling.
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"Physical design that highlights inequality can trigger antisocial behavior on airplanes," the researchers wrote.
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Airplanes were being flown to those destinations on Sunday night, according to the BBC.
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The company also had 550 travel agency shops, 40,000 hotel rooms, and 105 airplanes.
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Because air travel has a heavy carbon footprint, Thunberg refuses to board any airplanes.
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A previous deal to export A400M airplanes to South Africa was cancelled in 2009.
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Until then, voice communication from the ground to airplanes at high altitude was impossible.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — Travelers on airplanes cried as they watched it on their seatback televisions.
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Ford built heavy bomber airplanes and GM built amphibious assault craft, among other things.
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We don't fully understand the risks introduced by the rise of increasingly automated airplanes.
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"He's not obsessed with just any old airplanes or commercial aircraft," Mr. O'Brien said.
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Boeing is not just one of two companies in the world making commercial airplanes.
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The treaty does not ban intermediate missiles launched from the sea or from airplanes.
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My next problem is that most of these airplanes charge you for additional baggage.
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"The disagree alert was not operable on all airplanes," Boeing said in a statement.
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Boeing now delivers all of Qatar's airplanes out of its plant in Everett, Wash.
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Boeing wanted to avoid expensive training for pilots flying its new line of airplanes.
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Otherwise, if people stop getting on your airplanes, you have a very real problem.
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One doesn't find outright panic in airports and on airplanes across the United States.
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Saratov Airlines has a fleet of 12 airplanes, five AN-148 aircraft among them.
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I find myself hesitating to speak our native Assamese in stores or on airplanes.
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The question is, what kind of powertrain will spur the airplanes of the future?
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Even highly technical products — like airplanes — are beginning to be assembled in these countries.
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About 1,600 firefighters, assisted by airplanes and helicopters, were working to contain the damage.
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What we had in the two downed airplanes was a textbook failure of airmanship.
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Amazon's third annual Prime Day has a new piece to its shipping puzzle: airplanes.
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Even in the 1970s, new military airplanes rolled out every four to five years.
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Boeing is pumping out airplanes at a record pace and aims to keep climbing.
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I read newspapers in the morning and books in the evenings and on airplanes.
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I love to use these on airplanes to prevent my eyes from getting irritated.
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And that means you make the airplanes simple to understand, you make them flyable.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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We see them shot from airplanes, killed by traps and laid waste by poison.
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It uses unmanned airplanes, combined with AI, to gather images and detect risk automatically.
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Thirteen years later, she has gained experience flying a range of choppers and airplanes.
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The same technology is used to delineate terrain from airplanes and detect speeding violations.
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Airplanes contribute 12% of all U.S. transportation greenhouse gas emissions, according to the EPA.
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Airplanes, used in regular combat for the first time, killed through stealth and distance.
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"Airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly," President Donald Trump tweeted on Tuesday.
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How would you deal with man-made obstacles like airplanes, skyscrapers, pollution or drones?
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Boeing remained the world's largest jet maker after it delivered a record 763 airplanes.
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And commercial airplanes have been flying fuller than ever as demand continues to grow.
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We would prefer if there were more airplanes sold to more customers - wouldn't anybody?
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He said he learned, after watching airplanes, that he wanted to be a pilot.
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Among them was Kevin McAllister, Boeing's executive vice president CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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The airline first ordered Airbus jets in 2010, having previously operated mainly Boeing airplanes.
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With the money he earned, he saved up for what he loved most: airplanes.
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That allows them to take off and land in locations where conventional airplanes can't.
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VICE: Air traffic control is, in part, responsible for the safe landing of airplanes.
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Later episodes, also narrated by Stewart, look at airplanes, robots, cars, rockets and smartphones.
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"If they move those airplanes to the right, then the revenues for the avionics and the interiors that go with those airplanes are going to move to the right," Ortberg said, referring to the potential delay of delivery of the widebody planes.
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"It was not so well publicized that in Singapore Airlines' recent order of wide-body airplanes, there were options within that order to convert it to Scoot configuration, so we can have definitely more airplanes even beyond the current 20," said Lee.
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CRANE: Since the `60s, all commercial airplanes have been required to have one on board.
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Passengers already inside airplanes were evacuated via bus towards the northern edge of the airport.
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Early airplanes, for instance, were used to sell tickets to barnstorming spectator events, Bezos noted.
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NOAA has a couple of different airplanes that we refer to as the Hurricane Hunters.
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There was a lot going on for him with the noise from all these airplanes.
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"The safety of our airplanes is Boeing's highest priority," the company said in a statement.
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" "The government thinks we're a railroad, but in reality we're a lot more like airplanes.
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The cabins on airplanes need to be pressurized so that they can fly so high.
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The family also added that the 80-year-old is afraid of traveling on airplanes.
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And the rules and regulations that guide airplanes could conflict with how rockets are developed.
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"I don't see any real substitute for oil as feedstock for running airplanes," Munger said.
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The 787 program has delivered 823 airplanes to more than 76 customers since its launch.
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"It's hard for genes to move when they don't have cars and airplanes," he says.
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He said that they had flown here, twenty hours on airplanes, by way of Paris.
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Paper airplanes have become a sign of protest in Russia after the banning of Telegram.
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President Trump initially responded by tweeting on March 1.33th that airplanes had become too complex.
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It seems like a lot of significant life events have been happening on airplanes lately.
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Collins has designed 75 different paper airplanes, and he's still coming up with new ideas.
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PaperAirplaneGifts is a self-explanatory Etsy shop that sells nothing but pre-folded paper airplanes.
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"Wide-area surveillance" cameras can be mounted on airplanes and drones, and can operate continuously.
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We have a responsibility to design, build and support the safest airplanes in the sky.
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These giant flying machines look more like toys than actual airplanes holding hundreds of people.
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"What you'll do is you'll use the good airplanes a lot more," he said then.
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It included "Nothin' on You," which topped Billboard's charts, and "Airplanes," which hit No. 2.
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It's time to get with it and stock up on remote-controlled paper airplanes instead.
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Two Delta airplanes on the tarmac managed to clip wings while being repositioned, officials confirmed.
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Yes, this looks cool because it makes humans think about dogfights with airplanes during WWII.
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They also can't be adjusted based on atmospheric pressure, a feature that's handy on airplanes.
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Industrial robots from Kuka are used to build cars for Tesla and airplanes for Boeing.
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Entrepreneurship Hijacked airplanes, derailed subway cars and trapped submarines are usually the stuff of nightmares.
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Measurements were collected using airborne radars flown on airplanes as part of NASA's Operation IceBridge.
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The used aircraft will be delivered this year and the two new airplanes in 2020.
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Raising them up high so that the airplanes could see them and wouldn't bomb them.
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I am especially telling this today because Aleppo is under heavy attack by Russian airplanes.
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Such goals don't have to be about flying airplanes or entering college in your 90s.
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Required distances between airplanes have been reduced, helping to relieve bottlenecks, according to Nav Canada.
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"I did some reporting on the risks of people using computers on airplanes," Markoff recalled.
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Replace airplanes with cyberattacks and you get the same over-the-top predictions for hacking.
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China does want to steal plans for airplanes, and semiconductors, and other high-tech goods.
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They believe the government is dropping chemicals from airplanes at various times throughout the year.
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Some simply blame it on airplanes, but others think the sounds are far more sinister.
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"I've crashed three airplanes and been shot out of the sky," he told nervous advisers.
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Next year won't be warmer because of the 200,000 airplanes passing through Van Nuys Airport.
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Innovation skeptics also thought that airplanes represented too much of a risk to public safety.
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Airplane manufacturer Boeing is touting a record delivery of 2023 airplanes to companies in 2015.
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The next day, Yazidis wearing shirts that read "Save the Yazidis" boarded airplanes in Houston.
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Thunberg refuses to board any airplanes, and typically travels by train while moving around Europe.
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But airplanes do have design safeguards that can protect passengers even at those high speeds.
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Kuwait's Jazeera Airways is in negotiations with Airbus and Boeing for around two dozen airplanes.
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Tourists are known for wreaking havoc on airplanes, in nature, and even in Disney parks.
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GE is the world's biggest manufacturer of jet engines for the globe's most common airplanes.
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"That's only a part of what we do in the production of airplanes," he said.
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"We don't give these kinds of subsidies to people who ride on airplanes," he added.
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Dr. Hess said it turned out to be more complicated than modeling pilots and airplanes.
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If they need money now, they have several choices: Borrow, sell stock or sell airplanes.
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In return, China has floated retaliation on United States exports of airplanes, sorghum and soybeans.
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Yet, within days of the intervention, NATO airplanes began attacking central elements of Qaddafi's regime.
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For skytyping, Arken says, the biggest cost is getting so many airplanes up at once.
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Bedbugs have also been found on airplanes, cruise ships, and public transportation in recent years.
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I was surprised when he gently reprimanded me for feeling bad about flying on airplanes.
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At first glance, this work depicts an armada of airplanes; perhaps even a battle fleet.
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I'm on airplanes too much, so I'm also a devotee of Bose noise-canceling headphones.
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Another angle: In Ethiopia, Boeing is so revered that its name is synonymous with airplanes.
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For anyone hoping that the airplanes would soon return to service, the news wasn't encouraging.
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A group of people associated with the airplanes is funding the trip, Mr. Zipkin said.
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Under new rules, airplanes were banned, which meant no more flying seaplanes into remote lakes.
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In this same future, autonomous vehicles could help passengers check in and airplanes push back.
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Trains, unlike airplanes, have many doors that passengers can use to get on and off.
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Tourism is being devastated as people avoid the confined spaces of airplanes, trains and buses.
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The tray table was far from the small, flimsy plastic versions you find on airplanes.
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China sells and buys massively from every US state, from airplanes to cars, to grains.
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I have also bought coffee, especially in airports, and sipped coffee, especially before boarding airplanes.
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Model airplanes, many of them built by legendary former bartender Walter Simmons, decorate the ceiling.
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We want cars and airplanes, laptops and electric lights, cheap food and medications that work.
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He built modern airplanes and sent a cat off the roof with a parachute — safely.
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China, I think, will react in kind - U.S. cars or airplanes will be the target.
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Textron has been a great partner there, 119 airplanes on the Textron brand and fleet.
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The first airplanes were dangerous and commercially useless, but we improved things dramatically from there.
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FLIR cameras, which are carried by airplanes or helicopters, can detect heat under the snow.
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Although manufacturers have different philosophies, airplanes are designed to work with pilots, not against them.
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What is now beyond dispute is that airplanes are giving the virus a big boost.
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He said terrorists had hijacked airplanes and used them to bring down the twin towers.
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The Boeing 777 is one of the most successful and revolutionary airplanes in aviation history.
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It's not just because we're at desks all day but because we're constantly on airplanes!
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Congress has traditionally been much more likely to fund airplanes, rather than information technology investments.
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That carbon-free hydrogen could then be turned into a fuel for trucks and airplanes.
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Boeing's deliveries met the company's guidance of delivering 760-765 commercial airplanes for the year.
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That's exemplified by Hawaiian Airlines' recent agreement to purchase 10 new Boeing 787-9 airplanes.
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I&aposve used them in cafes, on trains, on the subway, and even on airplanes.
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There is not enough time to finish the legal framework to regulate emissions from airplanes.
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Personally, after 34 years of flying only Boeing airplanes, I am disappointed by this revelation.
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Reuters counted 23 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes at the facilities this week, excluding test aircraft.
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BY THE END OF THE DECADE, WELL BE BUILDING MORE THAN 200 AIRPLANES A YEAR.
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Zika travelled to Brazil, then, as viruses prefer to travel these days—on transcontinental airplanes.
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Why haven't we sent a ship there or big airplanes there and just airlift them?
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Airplanes manufactured today, such as this Boeing 2140 seen landing at Heathrow Airport on Jan.
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He bought sports teams, airplanes, an island, and one of the world's largest mega-yachts.
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In an email, she said the airplanes are reconfigured for the best use of space.
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On March 7373, China and Indonesia ordered the grounding of all 87 Max 28 airplanes.
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Units with defective batteries were bursting into flames on airplanes and nightstands around the country.
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It's a hobby, the same as painting model airplanes, or flying drones, or pigeon fancying.
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Syrian regime airplanes reportedly took off from those runways just a day after the airstrikes.
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Each is led by government officials of the countries where the airplanes crashed — Indonesia and Ethiopia — and joined, respectively, by Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines, by Boeing as the airplane's builder and by the N.T.S.B. as investigators from the country of the airplanes' manufacture.
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Airplanes, restaurants, the office...these are just a few of the worst places for spawning complainers.
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He said the committee had detected some private airplanes bringing in euros in cash to Venezuela.
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"We flat out deserve to know what is on our airplanes," a pilot is heard saying.
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You know how pilots and travel agencies have those tiny detailed replicas of airplanes sitting around?
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I get emails always the same day, and it's the day my movie goes onto airplanes.
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A good example is when he launched Virgin Atlantic Airways in 1984 with just five airplanes.
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The Federal Aviation Administration struck down an appeal to regulate a minimum seat size on airplanes.
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"As we increase sales in China, we increase building airplanes here in the U.S.," he said.
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This could mean a future of Beyoncé cars, Beyoncé airplanes, and even maybe a human Beyoncé.
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It's like what they say on airplanes: Secure your own oxygen mask first before helping others.
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Level One I was jolted awake by the sound of airplanes from the Fort Lauderdale Airport.
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A fleet of 26 trucks, 11 helicopters and four airplanes stands ready to spray you dead.
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David's stoma swells a little at high altitudes, so she has had small leaks on airplanes.
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It's making me, as a viewer, see airplanes not as mere transportation but as a story.
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Boeing was marketing its 737 Max airplanes as more fuel efficient than standard twin-engine jets.
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Billions of dollars in tanks, airplanes, and missiles do not make Saudi Arabia a better actor.
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If people don't feel comfortable flying on airplanes and they don't feel safe, they won't fly.
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Number one is the engineering execution on the airplanes; that's the one thing we control directly.
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Carriers with mixed fleets can at least make do with a motley collection of older airplanes.
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US Army Boeing B-17 airplanes fly in a precise pattern over New York City, 1941.
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A low, gradual release of that stored energy would be ideal for cars, trains, and airplanes.
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It is in our minds now, a link that is close enough to ground the airplanes.
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In other words, managing air traffic for drones will be much more difficult than for airplanes.
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Airplanes, guns, special forces, and soldiers were diverted from fighting a war to look for Bergdahl.
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Faster than regular trains and cheaper than airplanes, the hyperloop can help simplify long-distance travel.
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From the aerodynamics perspective you used to have to go to wind tunnels to design airplanes.
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Then you'll love Southwest Airlines' new initiative, which turns their airplanes' bathrooms into a trivia show!
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Twitter is filled with complaints from passengers who were stuck in the cabins of stalled airplanes.
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They were also testing the idea of using airplanes as a way to map a location.
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That's a difficult question to answer because we don't have health inspectors looking at the airplanes.
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Kevin McAllister will succeed Vice Chairman Ray Conner as president and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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EasyJet isn't the only company thinking about hybrid systems that will power airplanes in the future.
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Airplanes, the state's largest export by far, made up the bulk of the sales to China.
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"We are much closer to that possibility and that's why we grounded the airplanes," he said.
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And this will have an indelible effect on how we use airplanes for travel and commerce.
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China, meanwhile, imports American goods, including airplanes, cars and soybeans, according to the 2015 US Census.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've seen remote control airplanes powered by tiny jet engines before.
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Smart windows have been around for a few years, installed on buildings and high-tech airplanes.
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That is one upshot of Boeing's plan to expedite delivery of its airplanes sold to Iran.
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Think parts for cars, trucks and airplanes including engine blocks and household fixtures like door handles.
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Lucky for us, lots of airplanes come with in-flight entertainment to keep us all distracted.
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What many airline passengers may not know is that airplanes are not constantly tracked by radar.
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Feral horses were once herded cruelly with airplanes or poisoned to stop them competing for food.
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Biofuels, electricity, plain old gasoline: there are many different ways of fueling cars, buses and airplanes.
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I travel a lot on airplanes and the oil helps when my skin gets really dry.
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The two firms run a plant in western Russia devoted to manufacturing finished parts for airplanes.
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Others have escaped after their carriers were damaged and have gone missing inside airplanes and hangars.
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We know every person who steps aboard one of our airplanes places their trust in us.
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"All the time on airplanes and the East Coast, there's been a loneliness in my heart."
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Boeing's new forecast predicts the world will need 2320,7373 new airplanes over the next 507 years.
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Here's what is happening: Airplanes: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new rules for airlines.
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Of course, the ones in airplanes and cars are much larger than those used in phones.
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Large pieces of damaged buildings and airplanes were scattered around the airport and the surrounding roads.
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But screening passengers before they board airplanes and protecting airport terminals are two very different tasks.
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The public has some strong opinions about the surge in emotional support animals on board airplanes.
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Year-round, children climb in, up, over and out of its handcrafted wooden airplanes and helicopters.
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As you flip through the weeks, you get cute cacti, airplanes, flowers, and other fun designs.
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President Obama's plan to limit carbon emissions from airplanes is pitting environmentalists against the airline industry.
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"Even if we ally with other countries, we're still going to sell more airplanes," Hoeppner said.
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Past studies have also shown that airplanes don't spread disease as much as you might think.
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Sometimes, the lavatory-to-passenger ratio in the economy cabin on airplanes never seems quite right.
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Wright Electric – Boeing for electric airplanes Wright Electric wants to build the world's first electric airplane.
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The technology has changed from radio broadcasts and leaflets dropped from airplanes to the cyber world.
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Airplanes could go only so high and could stay in the air for only so long.
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Every 213 minutes the Staten Island Ferry glided by, and airplanes descended steadily toward Newark Airport.
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The photo below shows two lonely airplanes parked next to each other at Munich International Airport.
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For American, the new uniforms mirror the patriotic hue seen across its branding and airplanes' livery.
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Now, the challenge is Chinese competition on more technologically complex products, like automobiles, airplanes or microprocessors.
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They sat in the economy class cabin of single-aisle airplanes, most of them Boeing 4.63s.
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It could also revoke orders for airplanes built by Boeing Co , the No. 1 U.S. exporter.
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We're also seeing rapid progress on delivery drones, self-driving trucks, supersonic airplanes, and even rockets.
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The bathers sing of airplanes and piña coladas, of the Chinese sweatshops that made their swimsuits.
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In 1103, 21000 million people worked in industries that produced goods like clothing, cars, or airplanes.
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Airplanes represent "an ancient, primal dream made real, to fly," he told Collectors Weekly in 2015.
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In Landing Lights Park, photographer David Rothenberg captures a quiet Queens neighborhood disrupted by descending airplanes.
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Demand for commercial airplanes has fallen sharply, and no one is sure when it will return.
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Previous governments have faced crises and even fallen over issues like airplanes landing on the Sabbath.
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Flightradar24, which tracks transponders on airplanes, showed the jet looping once in the air before landing.
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Weiss studied those texts cover to cover, over and over again, developing an obsession with airplanes.
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In the summertime, small airplanes, and the occasional helicopter, are the only way to reach Shoyna.
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These can be set to an autonomous mode to shoot down incoming airplanes, missiles, or rockets.
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Saturday and Sunday will be filled with music and film screenings and robots and paper airplanes.
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European airplanes dropped lifeboats at the scene, survivors said, but Italy did not dispatch a ship.
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That's an average of about 22017 airplanes each year, according to the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association.
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The Moons of Methuselah George H. W. Bush jumped out of airplanes on his octo birthdays.
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Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration is moving forward with new labeling requirements for portable oxygen concentrators.
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In 14603, its officers caught passengers attempting to sneak a total of 3,391 firearms onto airplanes.
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They are also one of the United States' largest exports, along with airplanes, oil and cars.
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She pointed to cramped and overcrowded airplanes and what she considered illogical parameters for T.S.A. searches.
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Later, to "steal Peter for a sec," McKenna tossed small paper airplanes at him and Natasha.
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It's lightweight, folds into a travel backpack, and fits in the overhead compartment of many airplanes.
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There are a lot of trucks, a lot of transport, airplanes, tour buses, and hotel rooms.
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There, the only black member of the staff, she helped calculate the aerodynamic forces on airplanes.
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Officials said the airplanes would not be ready for delivery until the end of the year.
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He helped companies that build airplanes and helicopters integrate Garmin technology and software into their aircraft.
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In the micro-economy of airplanes, everyone knows that an aisle seat trumps a middle one.
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He opened a hobby shop and created the Radioplane Company to manufacture model airplanes and engines.
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Boeing was pushing to increase the production of 737 airplanes at Renton from 47 to 52.
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"Everyone has the right to be secure and safe when they travel on airplanes," Schneider said.
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The FCC says cellphones no longer present the same safety concerns for airplanes they once did.
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Mexican budget airline Volaris has a big decision to make: Should seats on its airplanes recline?
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Lynne Hopper, vice president of Engineering for Commercial Airplanes, will take over the chief engineer role.
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It could also revoke orders for airplanes built by Boeing Co, the No. 1 U.S. exporter.
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Unlike most suppliers, it is paid mostly once the airplanes are delivered to the airline buyer.
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He invented the plastic-lined paper sickness bag for airplanes, for which he received a dollar.
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The accident killed all 128 passengers aboard the airplanes as well as six bystanders in Brooklyn.
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Think about how far airplanes came from that first few-hundred-yard flight on the beach.
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B&aposs "Airplanes" — this upcoming release will be the first official solo project from the musician.
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That all ended five years ago, when airplanes started roaring overhead every three to five minutes.
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They do things the old-fashioned way: sending guys on airplanes with suitcases full of money.
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Then you had different kind of aircraft, and so mechanics had never worked on certain airplanes.
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"), and your lifestyle ("Do you make a habit of scuba diving or jumping out of airplanes?
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Earlier this week, Boeing reported zero plane orders for new airplanes in the month of January.
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"I also like visiting my family in Puerto Rico too much to 'ban airplanes,'" she wrote.
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In a statement, Boeing said the "cracking issue" was found on a small number of airplanes.
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"We're piling up a lot of airplanes in a very small piece of sky," said Col.
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America's most profitable export product is not oil or medicine or Hollywood movies or Boeing airplanes.
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Air Canada promised to keep Air Transat's name on airplanes and a main office in Montreal.
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In close air support, airplanes provide firepower for troops who may be operating near enemy forces.
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In chronological order, it shows his sustained interest in technology, airplanes, automobiles, family, women, and fashion.
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Do we really want to have a problem where we can't even buy parts for airplanes?
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"The continuing expansion of China's middle class, coupled with new visa policies and a wide range of widebody airplanes... gives us every reason to expect a very bright future for China's long-haul market," Randy Tinseth, Boeing Commercial Airplanes' vice president of marketing, said in a statement.
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Throughout the years, the family has frequently shared snapshots from their times checking out various airplanes together.
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It costs airlines $100 million a year in flight delays, damage to airplanes, and injuries to passengers.
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In some focus group sessions, the sound of airplanes flying above left children "too terrified" to continue.
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If there's a pantheon of great airplanes, the X-planes deserve an entire wing of the place.
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Headphones, cameras, paperclips, money-mouths, brains, airplanes, and more emoji let you know what's in those folders.
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Frankly, the real controversy should be more about improving dress code standards on airplanes, not relaxing them.
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Flight Park visitors can sketch and scan airplanes that are then projected on a 3-D dome.
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Destroy their economies, burn their corporations, destroy their businesses, sink their ships and bring down their airplanes.
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It actually works exactly like the wireless service on many airplanes, except SpaceX promises fiber-fast speeds.
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Final interiors go in after the airplanes have gone through test flights to ensure everything functions properly.
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" The FAA argued that basically anything that flies through the air—maybe even paper airplanes—are "aircraft.
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Slowly, she found herself not being able to fit into seats at theaters, stadiums or on airplanes.
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A bit of ambient noise interfered with Soto's service: airplanes overhead, excited shouting from his own kids.
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As commercial travel became more popular, airplanes started flying at higher altitudes to avoid turbulence and drag.
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"Well, if we hadn't had the Wright brothers, there would still be airplanes," Hefner said in 1974.
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And the usual methods of transporting organs, which include motor vehicles, helicopters and airplanes, have significant limitations.
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They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes.
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All customers with previously delivered MAX airplanes will have the ability to activate the AOA Disagree alert.
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So Airbus and Boeing constantly tweak their airplanes to squeeze single percentage-point gains out of them.
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People watched everywhere: in offices, in schools, on park benches, on public transit, in airports, on airplanes.
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Other than airplanes that are made in smaller numbers, there isn't a more complex product that exists.
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Airplanes are some of the most germy places around, according to a new report from Drexel Medicine.
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Spectators look up at the damaged World Trade Center after two airplanes slammed into the twin towers.
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The statement did not give a reason for McAllister's departure, but cited Deal's experience with commercial airplanes.
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"I'm so nomadic that I try to nest but then find myself getting on airplanes," she says.
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They identified Mr. Guzmán's logistics network, which included airplanes, runways and a range of property and vehicles.
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Trucks, airplanes and ships — which can't be easily electrified — also contribute a growing share of transportation emissions.
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"In airplanes, you always have a driver, fortunately, but you have an automatic steering system," Chabanel said.
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"You can see it's a big conga line of airplanes going across the north Atlantic," Thoma says.
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The company sees applications in designing lightweight batteries for cars and airplanes, as well as new medicines.
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JetBlue airplanes wait at the gates outside Terminal 5 at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Jan.
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The first 25 Boom airplanes are for Virgin Group, with the first test flight happening next year.
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Women who had jumped from airplanes and climbed mountains could now barely leave their homes some days.
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One of our favorite weird cargo airplanes, NASA's Super Guppy, was caught in action again this week.
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It's reminiscent of the flip-out screens on airplanes, though not nearly as grimy or gross (yet).
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At the height of the Korean War, more than 100 airplanes landed on the atoll each day.
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Folks bone on beaches, in airplanes, and even volcanoes—you name it, someone's probably gotten off there.
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"He was a young boy, 14 or 15, when he fell in love with airplanes," Sakinab says.
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"They're amazing for airplanes when your kid is cold or when they need a pillow," she said.
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"Also airplanes have lower levels of oxygen and humidity, and that can make people uncomfortable," he says.
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Plus, I'm doing more traveling than usual this fall, and airplanes are flying tin cans of germs.
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Suddenly, a quick cut montage of Gaga exiting studios, airplanes, and concerts throughout her career flashes by.
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But long gone are the days when this was a manufacturing hub that built cars and airplanes.
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We still use various modes of transports like airplanes, motorized vehicles, bicycles, and we walk on foot.
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Facing high-profile scrutiny, Boeing reshuffled executives in its commercial airplanes unit to focus on its response.
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The Very Best Noise-Canceling HeadphonesIf you ever fly on airplanes, you probably need noise-canceling headphones.
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I have seen a few scientific theories tested first-hand; I find airplanes and penicillin pretty convincing.
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We're bringing a lot of new innovation into the international marketplace, bringing in new airplanes as well.
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The music itself has a very therapeutic effect and weirdly works everywhere from airplanes to the gym.
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"Iran is planning to buy some 50 more airplanes of various types soon," an Iranian official said.
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China needs the airplanes ... to grow economically and to fuel their broader economic growth across multiple sectors.
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Here in the U.S., it's also important as we ramp up production and provide airplanes to China.
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So amazing, we are ordering hundreds of millions of dollars of new airplanes for the Air Force.
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The George W. Bush team failed to pay sufficient attention to intelligence warning of terrorists hijacking airplanes.
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You won't find a single Republican who disputes, say, the underlying physics that enables airplanes to fly.
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Sriwijaya Air, which is categorized as a medium-service airline, has a current fleet of 54 airplanes.
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Anyone with even the faintest love of airplanes invariably pauses while boarding to peer into the cockpit.
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The 64-year-old is no stranger to law enforcement for attempting to board airplanes without tickets.
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Expected to become fully operational in a few weeks, Aireon can track airplanes anywhere on the planet.
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Muilenburg "made it clear he is absolutely confident in the safety of the airplanes," the spokesperson said.
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Maybe it was all the stage makeup, the travel, airplanes, different hotels, different climates, different running water.
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He and his team of researchers have picked apart the communication systems used by airplanes and cars.
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San Francisco-based Otherlab recently launched the world's most advanced industrial paper airplanes to do just that.
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In October, countries across the globe agreed to collectively phase out hydrofluorocarbons and reduce pollution from airplanes.
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The hyperloop works by propelling pods through tubes using magnets reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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After he promised to make America great again, just for me, he talked briefly about his airplanes.
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As you point out, today's headphone jack works on just about every device you have (including airplanes).
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Boeing is shopping for its next acquisition, aiming to build its robust business of souping up airplanes.
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Then you think well the airplanes can't fly around the globe; submarines can't go around the globe.
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In the most recent episode, Ms Bloom and her co-hosts set about explaining why airplanes fly.
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Airbus entered into a deal to sell 100 airplanes to Iran estimated to be worth $18 billion.
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For the second straight day on Saturday, government airplanes pounded neighborhoods in Aleppo held by the opposition.
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Those of us who fly on airplanes a lot have strong feelings about window versus aisle seats.
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To certify airplanes itself, the government would need "nearly $2 billion and 10,000 new employees," NPR reported.
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JetBlue has been forced to delay a project to retrofit its airplanes with a new cabin interior.
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It's actually increasingly used in airplanes today due to the ease and cost of implementation, Kiley said.
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They commandeered two of Amazon's airplanes, of the 40 it had in its fleet at that time.
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It later aided in the development of speech-translation software, G.P.S. navigation, and airplanes invisible to radar.
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Short- and medium-term goals are difficult to meet even with today's new airplanes and carbon offsets.
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But Boeing is hailing the achievement as a milestone for its NeXt division, which develops autonomous airplanes.
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We also are learning deeper lessons that will result in improvements in the design of future airplanes.
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Spraying, which uses airplanes and an insecticide called Naled, has also been done recently in Puerto Rico.
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Southwest Airlines Co has found cracks in three airplanes and taken them out of service pending repairs.
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I was still a directionless, undereducated 2250-year-old with terrible grades who knew nothing about airplanes.
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Mexico has seized 599 airplanes and helicopters linked to the Sinaloa Cartel alone, according to the newspaper.
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" "If talks (on air transport) go wrong, then no more British airplanes can land on the continent.
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Boeing forecasts Chinese demand for 7,700 new airplanes over the next 20 years valued at $1.2 trillion.
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"This is the most trying of times," Boeing commercial airplanes boss Kevin McAllister told a press briefing.
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So eating here this month has been like binge-watching IMAX movies I'd only seen on airplanes.
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Airplanes and helicopters are working to constrain the flames but can do little to limit the smoke.
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FARC rebels attacked police stations and military posts, ambushed security patrols, hijacked airplanes, and carried out assassinations.
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A Bengal tiger does not travel well, and especially didn't in the centuries before sedation and airplanes.
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She juxtaposes her fear of flying with Henri Rousseau's paintings of hot-air balloons, Zeppelins and airplanes.
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Airplanes can even be kept in flying condition, ready to go back into service on short notice.
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Today, the answer is BALSA, because we're supposed to be thinking of wooden model airplanes and such.
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Makers of cars, airplanes and trains use metal from Kobe Steel, making such a safety assessment imperative.
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Its attention eventually turned to electronic cigarettes, which were banned from being used onboard airplanes in 2016.
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Boeing, the embattled aerospace giant, was continuing to assemble airplanes at its major factories in Everett, Wash.
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You saw this in different areas, whether it was ballparks or the cruise ship industry or airplanes.
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Their characteristic papery bark catches fire first, splintering and soaring into the sky like flaming paper airplanes.
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The worst of them are intimidated by their airplanes and remain so until they retire or die.
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Airplanes are one of the largest producers of carbon, contributing about 2 percent of total global emissions.
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In Bandar Abbas, which is close to the Strait of Hormuz, he heard the sounds of airplanes.
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The requirements would apply to portable oxygen concentrators that people who have difficulty breathing take on airplanes.
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Oman has more than 20 of the 737 Max and 787 Dreamliner airplanes on order from Boeing.
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The use of helicopter ambulances declined by 14.3%, while the use of airplanes stayed about the same.
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Regulators in the United States banned the possession of one of the phones on airplanes last week.
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Children have joined efforts to burn the tires in defense of their neighborhoods as airplanes circle overhead.
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Grown-ups fly airplanes, get aerosol into bottles and make sure that television signals are magically transmitted.
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They drugged people with the anesthetic Ketalar and every Wednesday shoved them off airplanes into the ocean.
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Airplanes rely on both high-quality air filters and are designed to circulate air within cabin sections.
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The list covers $7.5 billion worth of imports that includes airplanes, whiskies, wine, coffee and some meats.
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The Treasury secretary is not among those who must use federal airplanes out of national security concerns.
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In 220, officials thought they had a deal with McDonnell Douglas to build airplanes at Brookley Field.
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Jet fuel isn't generally very green, and airplanes burn a lot of it when traversing the skies.
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For wide-body planes, Boeing forecasts China will require 20083,670 new airplanes over the same time period.
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Born in 1885, her generation was among the last to grow up in a world without airplanes.
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Another goal in tracking the swans' route and altitude was to prevent collisions between birds and airplanes.
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Mr. Shaw, 41, manages the Aircraft Financial Group, a family-owned company that finances and leases airplanes.
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DAVE CALHOUN: So, we don't just start it up and we're all of a sudden delivering airplanes.
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Due to the Max grounding, Boeing delivered 380 commercial airplanes in 2019, the lowest level since 2007.
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And don't forget, in both circumstances the airplanes were relatively close to the ground, shortly after takeoff.
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He added that it was all about building the right types of airplanes for the various airlines.
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Now, you can fold one of your own Collins-designed airplanes and impress your friends and family.
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Records were set for scorching heat across the southwest, preventing airplanes from taking off and endangering lives.
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"Whether it's the train or on the roads or airplanes — it's just the volume," Mr. Povinelli said.
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Without the prospect of zero-emission airplanes on the horizon, all we can change is our behavior.
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The idled commercial airplanes have been piling up on expensive real estate for more than nine months.
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That came after Trump on Tuesday questioned the amount of technology needed to fly airplanes on Twitter.
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Next, he cut out the bigger things, such as the $1,000 a month he spent flying airplanes.
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That's a big problem, because airports and airplanes are notoriously germy given the high traffic and turnover.
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On the days that the airplanes would come we were so afraid we didn't want to eat.
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Now, the long love affair between a country and its airplanes is being put to the test.
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But TikTok takes us into the classrooms, airplanes, firehouses and fast-food franchises of our real lives.
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Tilden said airplanes of that type do not have doors that lock or ignition keys like cars.
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Rick Larsen (D-Wash.), the chairman of the House Transportation Committee's aviation subpanel, said that the collection of emails "shows that it's not a matter of if the committee is going to act to change how airplanes and components that go into airplanes are certified," but how. Rep.
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But don't expect last week's agreement to set the first standards for airplanes to make a big dent.
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The Indian Space Research Association released GAGAN in September to streamline their GPS systems, but only for airplanes.
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While the CSeries airplanes have won praise for their technical abilities, their development has been plagued by delays.
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One way to begin to picture what random two-dimensional geometries look like is to think about airplanes.
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A brief search reveals varied and often conflicting information about whether or not coconuts are allowed on airplanes.
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It's equally unclear how much electric airplanes could do to mitigate the adverse impact of the aviation industry.
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Airbus rival Boeing claimed Bombardier sold airplanes to Delta at unfairly low prices but later lost its complaint.
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It may be a year before the new airplanes are ready for combat, according to local press reports.
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Conner was replaced as head of Boeing Commercial Airplanes last November by former General Electric executive Kevin McAllister.
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This isn't just a theoretical problem — it's something that has cropped up with the autopilot feature on airplanes.
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Honestly, I'll also use the dead plugs on airplanes sometimes, and it just cuts everything, even babies' cries.
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Wednesday, I wrote a piece for CNN Opinion regarding the controversies surrounding long delay times at domestic airplanes.
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Boeing commercial airplanes boss Kevin McAllister said it was premature to predict any delays to the 777X program.
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Their eXConnect antenna, currently used to provide internet for United airplanes, is thicker and larger than Kymeta's mTenna.
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Smartphones have been commonplace since 2009; airplanes, cars, and even taxis have jumped on the USB port wave.
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Lithium-ion batteries can be unstable and have been blamed for incendiary Samsung smartphones and smoking Dreamliner airplanes.
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BOEING- ALL CUSTOMERS WITH PREVIOUSLY DELIVERED MAX AIRPLANES WILL HAVE THE ABILITY TO ACTIVATE THE AOA DISAGREE ALERT
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Click here to view original GIFHoverboards are hot right now—so hot, they can't be brought onto airplanes.
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"When we design these systems, understand that these airplanes are flown in the hands of pilots," he said.
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These professionals make sure that equipment in trains, airplanes and other vehicles is safe and up to code.
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He says pieces of his Lego airplanes would pop off while he played and readied them for takeoff.
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"The airplanes aren't going to do very much once the fire grows to this enormous size," said Gollner.
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Boeing commercial airplanes boss Kevin McAllister said it was premature to predict any delays to the 3213X programme.
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"Boeing identified 20 737 MAX airplanes that are most likely to have the parts in question," it said.
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All at once, satellites went from tracking airplanes to tracking the smartphones of individuals walking through dense cities.
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The company's board will establish a committee to review how the company designs and develops airplanes, Muilenburg said.
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Obviously, outdoor living, military or travel uses come to mind for this concept (more showers on airplanes anyone?).
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Airplanes are built to standards where they are far stronger than they need to be to fly safely.
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The footage, captured via CCTV cameras located in its airplanes, is intended for "security purposes," according to Cathay.
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Its progression is a modified version of the ubiquitous vi-IV-I-V of "Africa" and "Airplanes" fame.
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Some of the ads portrayed women acting as ground support for male pilots flying P-51 Mustang airplanes.
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Airplanes, airports, we got new airports going up in LA and Seattle, Salt Lake, New York, rebuilding LaGuardia.
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In the first body of work, there were allusions to Russian Suprematism and Kasimir Malevich's love of airplanes.
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Cars go faster, airplanes make us go even faster, but when you go faster you have more accidents.
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The kids are now fully grown and will be the size of airplanes according to director Matt Shakman.
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The plane used for that flight was a 737 MAX 8 jet, one of Boeing's top-selling airplanes.
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Long the bane of teachers, students at one Japanese high school recently made some powerfully aerodynamic paper airplanes.
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The government first determines how many airplanes its airlines will need, allowing detailed contract discussions to take place.
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Our purpose at Boeing is to bring family, friends and loved ones together with our commercial airplanes—safely.
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While flying over land, airplanes keep in touch with air traffic controllers to relay information about the flight.
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President Donald Trump has promoted the myth that the Green New Deal wants to eliminate airplanes and cows.
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There were, like, three songs on We Have the Facts that could have been on Something About Airplanes.
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The airworthiness regulations will update the fire safety standards for cargo airplanes, including the requirements for fire extinguishers.
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We've seen them perhaps hundreds of times on billboards, in supermarkets, or even adorning airplanes without noticing them.
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Federal, State local police and private security surrounded NRG Stadium while airplanes, helicopters and drones kept watch overhead.
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Earthjustice filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday to force the agency to enact tougher emissions standards for airplanes.
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Air traffic controllers are an essential government service, so airplanes will still be flying despite the government shutdown.
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"(The) market's in a pretty good place," said Randy Tinseth, vice president of marketing at Boeing Commercial Airplanes.
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You'll also need to find a safe place to fly, away from people, buildings, power lines and airplanes.
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The 2001 attacks, in which a pair of hijacked airplanes brought down both towers, killed almost 3,000 people.
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Airplanes often fly in extreme weather, but passengers may not realize how much preparation goes into each flight.
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Read More: Photo's show the mangled airplanes and buildings at Grand Bahama airport that Hurricane Dorian left behind.
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Airlines have privately complained to Boeing about poor quality control in recent deliveries of 787-10 Dreamliner airplanes.
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Virgin America hasn't spoke much of it since, perhaps because airplanes and airports are eternally full of grouches.
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Clinton, or any politician, is obliged to bring our wretched national press along with them on their airplanes.
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The UN aviation body, the International Civil Aviation Organization, forecasts greenhouse-gas emissions from airplanes could increase significantly.
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Air travel's heavy carbon footprintThunberg's refusal to fly reflects a growing global awareness about airplanes' heavy carbon footprint.
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I was accepted by the Royal Air Force and at first I worked in a factory repairing airplanes.
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When the 123 Max returns to service, it will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly.
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We recognize it is not just our airplanes and our company that needs to be supported and strengthened.
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So, if we turn those slow trains into fast airplanes, people will get to their stops more quickly.
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It is illegal to fly drones near any airplanes, and drones have altitude limitations depending on the weight.
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Whenever I travel, I worry about getting sick from being on airplanes, surrounded by rogue sneezes and coughs.
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On Monday, the aviation agency of the United Nations announced a set of emission-reduction standards for airplanes.
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The new interim final rule disallows lithium ion cells and batteries in the cargo area of passenger airplanes.
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According to Reuters, Boeing is working on a way to send self-piloted airplanes up into the stratosphere.
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The United Nations took a big step toward the first international carbon dioxide emissions rules for airplanes Monday.
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Airbus declined to comment on specific airplanes but said it remained confident of meeting its published delivery targets.
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And with the power outage, bags were held on airplanes until power was restored shortly before midnight Sunday.
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At least three United States reconnaissance airplanes approached Crimea on Friday, according to Interfax, the Russian news agency.
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In dollar terms, only airplanes are a more significant American export to China, the world's second-largest economy.
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With airplanes in my dreams, I groggily mumbled to Amanda something about her being a BLUE ANGEL pilot.
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In the past six months, two airplanes have fallen out of the air and crashed shortly after takeoff.
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American exporters — whether they sell passenger airplanes or soybeans — should be nervous about the next shoe to fall.
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Scattered around the wreck of the Wasp were airplanes: Dauntlesses, Wildcats and Avengers, in various states of destruction.
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Once they've finished the course, they can work on the museum's airplanes under the supervision of licensed mechanics.
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This isn't a new thing for Brody, by the way -- he apparently loves doing "shoeys" ... especially on airplanes.
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"We followed exactly the steps in our design and certification processes that consistently produce safe airplanes," he said.
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The groom, 35, is the chief of staff at Boeing Commercial Airplanes in Seattle for the Boeing Company.
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All these aircraft are much easier to hide in plain sight than huge, weaponized C-130 Hercules airplanes.
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And China may well retaliate by imposing its own tariffs on American exports, including airplanes and agricultural products.
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And the companies that own Jet's airplanes have been repossessing them after the company defaulted on lease payments.
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First comes the literal voyage: airplanes over the Midwest, or a long rainy drive on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Smoking and airplanes once went hand in hand but the practice is now largely banned the world over.
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China didn't ban smoking onboard airplanes until 2017, with an exception for pilots remaining in effect until 2019.
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"The government taking over the cannabis trade is like asking a farmer to build airplanes," Mr. Briere added.
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In November, nine countries asked the European Commission in November to tax the carbon dioxide emissions from airplanes.
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In November, nine countries asked the European Commission in November to tax the carbon dioxide emissions from airplanes.
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So I put our names in the snow in real big letters so the airplanes could see them.
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"Eating here this month has been like binge-watching IMAX movies I'd only seen on airplanes," he reported.
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In fact, a team of Japanese researchers planned to try this by launching paper airplanes from the ISS.
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The RFS required renewable fuels to replace a percentage of fossil fuels used for cars, airplanes, and heating.
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As with airplanes, it's always best to make sure your metaphorical oxygen mask is on before helping others.
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Boeing grew up here, in part, because of its proximity to spruce timber used to make early airplanes.
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The labeling requirements would apply to portable oxygen concentrators that people who have difficulty breathing take on airplanes.
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Newspapers dubbed him the "last wild Indian" and chronicled his reactions to modern wonders like streetcars and airplanes.
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There are no data on how many airplanes may be flying at a given time without the drugs.
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To achieve that, he would have to use his own airplanes and control every aspect of the operation.
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More important than reducing costs, he would have to fill his airplanes to capacity and keep them flying.
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For her dissertation, she developed lift pressure-sensitive paint for airplanes, which would later be awarded a patent.
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Once, while listening to a presentation by auo industry executives, he folded their talking points into paper airplanes.
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Reed apologized to passengers who spent the day stuck on airplanes outside the airport and in the terminals.
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The transport system concept envisions propelling pods through tubes using magnets, reaching speeds akin to those of airplanes.
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"Our negative call on Boeing was predicated on margin headwinds in Boeing Commercial Airplanes," wrote analyst Matthew McConnell.
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Rolls' has a partnership with the Norwegian airline Wideroe to electrify its fleet of regional airplanes by 2030.
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"I've spent much of the last decade in frenetic travel, much of it on airplanes," he wrote then.
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"I spent a full month on airplanes that year," he said, flying back and forth to court her.
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Small airplanes laid broken and twisted, almost unrecognizable, after being thrown around by Hurricane Dorian's winds and floodwaters.
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For all my four-plus decades of flying airplanes, professionally and recreationally, I never doubted a mechanic's integrity.
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On September 11, 2001, 19 men hijacked four fuel-loaded US commercial airplanes bound for West Coast destinations.
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Some options collapse to impressively compact dimensions and are able to even fit into overhead compartments on airplanes.
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They help us stay safe on the job, and to prevent airplanes from falling apart in the sky.
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Nasty...She wants the Green New Deal, and then they informed her that that does not include airplanes.
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"Then it becomes extremely difficult to track as it leaves [Venezuela] in commercial, privatized shipping [and] private airplanes."
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Lilium wants to be your regional mode of travel starting in 2025, with its five-seater electric airplanes.
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Two separate undisclosed customers accounted for a further $373 billion worth of 737 MAX airplanes at list prices.
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There are the chartered airplanes and the unprecedented 24-hour security detail that none of his predecessors required.
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The first airplanes are scheduled for delivery in 2018, with the entire order being fulfilled over 10 years.
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Boeing&aposs chief engineer overseeing commercial airplanes including the 737 Max is retiring, according to the Seattle Times.
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Airplanes, a novelty technology that had first been series-manufactured a few years earlier, were dispatched for reconnaissance.
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Airplanes are carefully designed with layers of safety features so that one failure alone won't cause a crash.
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One, over a contentious sale of airplanes from Canada's Bombardier, was a big win over aerospace giant Boeing.
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The FEC complaint comes as federal offices probe Zinke's use of private airplanes while at the Interior Department.
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On March 29, The European Union Aviation Safety Agency grounded all Boeing 737 Max 8 airplanes in Europe.
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Boeing posted a slow start to 7373, recording zero orders for new airplanes in the month of January.
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Flowers are so perishable that most are transported in refrigerated airplanes, an extremely carbon-intensive way to travel.
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B's "Airplanes," or the breezy ease of Bruno Mars' "The Lazy Song," or even Ed Sheeran's biggest bangers.
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Over the years, the FAA has developed strict standards for the noise that airplanes can make around airports.
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Cars, buses, airplanes, all the different ways we move around powered by fossil fuels, push CO2 into the air.
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Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chief Executive Kevin McAllister this week denied the 737 MAX 10 would have any financing issues.
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For as long as cars and airplanes have co-existed, people have tried valiantly to bring the two together.
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And all of it puny compared to the rumbling of trucks, the honking of horns, the roaring of airplanes.
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Both the updated B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb and new cruise missile are designed to be dropped from airplanes.
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Anonymous was listening to the radio on 9/11 when the two airplanes collided with the World Trade Center.
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Photo-snapping drones and airplanes can only fly so high, and satellites and rockets aren't exactly easy to procure.
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The program was synonymous with the dawn of the jet age and continued building airplanes into the last decade.
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There was iJet Technologies, predicated on the idea that airplanes don't send enough self-knowledge back to the ground.
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China responded with tariffs of their own — on aluminum, airplanes, cars, pork, and soybeans, among other American-produced goods.
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Public places like trains, airplanes, shopping malls and cinemas are all out of bounds for the 28-year-old.
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"The government thinks we&aposre a railroad, but in reality we&aposre a lot more like airplanes," Katz clarified.
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"With so much terrorism, uncertainty, I think it is very prudent for an airline to track airplanes," he said.
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But things like making airplanes and bulldozers and cars, it's going to grow here, it's going to thrive here.
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"They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes," Boeing said.
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Mostly I just pointed at or grabbed virtual objects (brain parts, airplanes, the Earth, sneakers) and moved them around.
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This allows airlines with common-type fleets to more easily substitute pilots and airplanes, making their operations more flexible.
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If it failed, Airbus could corner a $35 billion market for single-aisle airplanes for a decade or longer.
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He came in contact with dozens of people and flew on multiple airplanes before becoming ill and being hospitalized.
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When those airplanes are going down, they say put your mask on first so you can help other people.
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By mid-2018, the company had increased production to 52 airplanes per month in order to meet increased demand.
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As someone that climbs rocks and dreams about airplanes, I can give you this assurance: the metaphor is sound.
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Globally, Boeing expects demand for about 1,000 "small to medium-sized" wide-body airplanes over the next 10 years.
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Boeing has replaced its head of commercial airplanes after two fatal 737 Max plane crashes in the past year.
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When fully completed, the constellation will also be used to provide a minute-by-minute tracking system for airplanes.
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It continues to produce the plane but at a slower rate of 42 airplanes per month instead of 52.
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As recent reports allege Boeing has sometimes prioritized profit above quality with its airplanes, he sought to quell concerns.
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State television showed pilots clambering into their airplanes in snowy airfields and officers unfurling maps and speaking on telephones.
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The ministry says 962 airplanes, 692 ships and 1,785 communication network base stations were affected but no damage reported.
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Boeing President and CEO Dennis Muilenburg and John Hamilton, chief engineer of Boeing's commercial airplanes division, will face lawmakers.
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The center console is a bit too much like those arm rests on airplanes that hide foldable tray tables.
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That's going to push us to a point where faster airplanes actually have an economic advantage over slow ones.
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Another aerospace cluster is in the Mexican border state of Chihuahua, where Textron does work on airplanes and helicopters.
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The other is that, because I have a weird obsession with airplanes, I think transitory spaces are always interesting.
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The suggestions wouldn't affect the shipment of li-on batteries via cargo airplanes or carry-on luggage, of course.
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"They provide supplemental information only, and have never been considered safety features on commercial jet transport airplanes," it said.
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Mr Trump noted the large American base in Qatar, and that it buys "a lot of military airplanes, missiles".
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Turns out placing those devices in your checked luggage could pose a huge fire and explosion risk on airplanes.
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Designers don't have to stick with the traditional models of airplanes and helicopters to build new sorts of aircraft.
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But web-based companies are as vital to the contemporary way of life as highways, airplanes and rail lines.
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"Don't believe what I say, research what I say," the "Airplanes" rapper tweeted, after facing an almost immediate backlash.
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In 2016, the DHS S&T established a multi-agency group to carry out cybersecurity vulnerability evaluations of airplanes.
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He argues that, while the industrial revolution saw massive innovations such as electricity, home appliances, skyscrapers, cars, airplanes, etc.
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T-Mobile customers are also getting an hour of free Wi-Fi on airplanes with Gogo inflight Wi-Fi.
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The only memories Alaa Amora has of his childhood in southern Iraq are of roaring airplanes and deafening bombs.
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B. You might remember that terrible song "Airplanes" he did with Paramore's Hayley Williams and Eminem back in 2010.
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Facing such high-profile scrutiny, Boeing reshuffled executives in its commercial airplanes unit to focus on the crash fallout.
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And all the people who built this city out of coffee, lumber and airplanes have struggled to keep up.
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The troopers of Fort Bragg's 82nd Airborne Division say they jump out of perfectly good airplanes for a living.
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But suddenly, candy colored airplanes, shortened into stubby, Seussian flying machines, descend from the sky, drawing an amazed crowd.
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The next major development in aerospace design isn't focused on airplanes, but rather personal flying vehicles — yes flying cars.
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