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An ANA Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner at the gate at Tokyo-Haneda Airport. (Photo by Inaba Tomoaki, CC BY-SA)

ANA to Buy Four Larger 787-9 Jets In Boeing Order Swap

ANA will receive four additional copies of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner after adjusting their 55 plane order, the Tokyo-based airline announced Tuesday.
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Ryanair's Boeing 737s could soon share a hangar with Aer Lingus's Airbus A330s. (Photos by Gordon Gebert [top] and Mark Hsiung [bottom])

Ryanair Again Attempts Aer Lingus Takeover With $880 Million Bid

The Dublin-based low-fare airline said that it planned to offer $1.65 (€1.30) per share for control of Ireland's flag carrier, which would represent a 39 percent premium over Tuesday's closing price of Aer Lingus shares on th...
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Manufacturer News
At the Spirit AeroSystems Boeing Thank You celebration. (Photo by Spirit AeroSystems)

Boeing Execs Visit Tornado-Ravaged Spirit AeroSystems to Thank Employees

Two months after a tornado shuttered a Kansas factory that builds many critical Boeing aircraft components, some of the airframer's top brass visited Spirit AeroSystems to pay thanks to the men and women who quickly got the fac...
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Government News
A Port Authority fire truck in action. (Photo by Matt Molnar)

FAA Discovers Most JFK Airport First Responders Not Certified

An FAA audit of the nearly 200 first responders employed at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport revealed that an overwhelming majority were either never certified or held expired certifications.
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Airline News
An Emirates Airbus A380 on final approach. (Photo by MCPCShowcaseHD)

Airbus A380 Wing Cracks: Who Is Paying?

The wing crack issue that has plagued the Airbus A380 over recent months is going to cost millions of dollars to correct, but who is actually responsible for the repairs?
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