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Photos: Space Shuttle Enterprise Wing Scrape

The moment Space Shuttle Enterprise struck a bridge abutment. (Photo by Manny Gonzalez)
  • The moment Space Shuttle Enterprise struck a bridge abutment. (Photo by Manny Gonzalez)
  • Comparing the left and right wingtips. (Photos by Manny Gonzalez)
  • The damaged right wingtip (left) compared to the undamaged left wingtip (right). (Photos by Manny Gonzalez)
  • Closeup comparison between the damaged right wingtip (left) compared to the undamaged left wingtip (right). (Photos by Manny Gonzalez)
  • Enterprise scrapes its way through the narrow bridge structure. (Photo by Vinny Ohare)
  • Closer view of the impact. (Photo by Vinny Ohare)



 
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Volaris, the Mexican low cost carrier, has signed a purchase agreement for 44 new A320 narrowbody aircraft from Airbus worth about $3.9 billion, marking the largest order for new planes ever placed by a Mexico-based airline.
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First launch of Space Shuttle Discovery, Mission STS-41-D. (Photo by NASA)

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V Australia to Order 777-200LRs for JFK, LHR Flights

V Australia is said to be coming up on announcing a big aircraft order, among them 777-200LRs which would allow them nonstop service from Sydney to JFK and also Perth to London Heathrow (LHR).
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