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+8 +5Woman, 48, is 'caught giving man, 28, oral sex on Delta flight'
A pair of Delta passengers are facing criminal charges after allegedly being caught having oral sex mid-flight. The female passenger, 48, was allegedly caught performing the sex act on a man 20 years her junior as they remained in their seats on the flight from Los Angeles to Detroit on Sunday.
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+9 +4United’s new 18-hour flight is longest-ever by a U.S. airline
United Airlines is now flying the longest regularly scheduled route ever flown by a U.S. carrier and one that's a contender for the title of world's longest by flying time. The Chicago-based airline officially claimed those superlatives late Friday, when it launched non-stop service on the 8,700-mile route connecting Los Angeles and Singapore.
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+9 +2Data science and the search for MH370 | HPE
In the absence of physical evidence, scientists are employing powerful computational tools to attempt to solve the greatest aviation mystery of our time: the disappearance of flight MH370.
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+9 +2The Soviet Union’s flawed rival to Concorde
The world’s first supersonic airliner was not the Anglo-French Concorde but a Soviet design intended to show the world the superiority of the USSR. Stephen Dowling reports.
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+10 +3Two officers fired after man is dragged from United flight in April
Three of the Chicago law enforcement officers involved in dragging a Louisville doctor off a United Airlines’ flight in April are no longer on the job, officials revealed Tuesday. Chicago’s Inspector General Joseph Ferguson said an officer and an Aviation Security sergeant were fired, a third officer resigned and another received a five-day suspension — which was shorted to two days on appeal — for their involvement in the “violent forcible removal” of Dr. David Dao.
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+21 +4Richard Branson partners with Elon Musk, promises London to Scotland in 45 minutes
British billionaire Richard Branson on Thursday placed another bet on the future with an investment in Hyperloop One, which is developing super high-speed transportation systems. Hyperloop One said Branson's Virgin Group would take the company global and rebrand itself as Virgin Hyperloop One in the near future.
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+15 +7Air France engine parts that fell off mid-flight found in Greenland
Parts of an engine that were lost by an Air France flight en route from Paris to Los Angeles last month have been spotted in Greenland, investigators say. The double-deck Airbus A380 made an emergency landing at Goose Bay Airport on the eastern tip of Canada on September 30, after the French airline said it suffered "serious damage to one of its four engines."
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+2 +1How to Escape a Death Spiral
The aviator’s hazard offers a lesson about responding to supposed crises. By Toni Wall Jaudon.
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+21 +4Electric commuter plane, backed by Boeing, could take off in 2022
A Seattle-area startup backed by the venture capital arms of Boeing and JetBlue Airways has announced plans to begin selling a hybrid-electric commuter aircraft by 2022. The small plane is the first of several planned by Zunum Aero, which said it would seat up to 12 passengers and be powered by two electric motors, dramatically reducing the travel time and cost of trips under 1,000 miles (1,600km).
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+12 +4Monarch Airlines: U.K. scrambles to help travelers after carrier fails
Britain is rushing to help more than 100,000 travelers get back to the country after it suffered its largest ever airline collapse. "This is an unprecedented response to an unprecedented situation," British Transport Minister Chris Grayling said Monday, describing the measures following the sudden bankruptcy of Monarch Airlines as "the country's biggest ever peacetime repatriation."
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+9 +1The US military could soon be flying one of the fastest helicopters ever
The S-97 can fly over 250 mph and still pack some serious firepower.
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+13 +4Passengers face chaos after 'airport check-in systems crash across globe'
Airline customers have been hit with major disruption after computer check-in systems failed across the globe. Frustrated passengers reported problems at London Gatwick, Heathrow, Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Reagan Airport in Washington DC. Travellers in Singapore, Zurich, Melbourne and Johannesburg also appeared to be affected on Thursday morning after firms using Amadeus Altea software were hit with issues. The software is used by 125 airlines across the globe both in airports and online.
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+27 +6Air travel is better than ever. So why do we feel like it sucks?
At some point, we were socialized to hate flying.
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+1 +1Falling jet wing panel hits car in Japan
A car was seriously damaged when part of an aeroplane's wing landed on it in the Japanese city of Osaka. The piece, which weighed more than 4kg (9lb), fell from a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines plane shortly after it departed Kansai International Airport on Saturday. It damaged the car's roof and smashed its rear window after falling more than 2,000 metres (6,500ft).
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+8 +2Surface to Unlimited: A Visit to Spaceport America
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, has long depended on tourism. Now spaceflight has been folded into its mythos, at the dawn of the Second Space Age. By Jack Murphy.
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+20 +3Boeing wins $600 million contract to design lower-cost Air Force One
The Air Force has awarded a $600 million contract to the Boeing Co. to begin designing the next Air Force One while at the same time meeting President Trump's demands to lower the cost of the aircraft. "The contract modification includes the design to incorporate a mission communication system, electrical power upgrades, a medical facility, an executive interior, a self-defense system and autonomous ground operations capabilities into two commercial Boeing 747-8s," says a Boeing news release about the contract award.
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+20 +3Feds Decide Not to Fine United Airlines for Passenger-Dragging Incident
United Airlines won’t be punished by the federal government over the forced removal of a passenger from a flight in April that put a spotlight on the growing tensions between airlines and travelers on crowded flights. The Department of Transportation has concluded its investigation into the dragging of passenger Dr. David Dao and found no reason to fine the airline, the department said in a letter to United...
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+16 +3JetBlue is selling $99 tickets so that people can escape Hurricane Irma
JetBlue is taking measures to make evacuating from Hurricane Irma affordable for as many people as possible. On Wednesday, the New York-based airline announced it had discounted the price of nonstop flights out of Florida to $99 including tax. Connecting flights out of Florida will cost a bit more, at $159.
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+15 +2Airplane Trick Shots
Foam airplanes are the jam.
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+37 +9Skylon: The Plane That Can Fly Anywhere In The World In 4 Hours
British aerospace firm Reaction Engines Limited (REL) is working on an aircraft that will be able to transport passengers anywhere in the world in just four hours, while also being able to reach outer space.
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