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20.06.25 - 08:18
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Paris airshow in subdued mood after deadly Air India crash (The Guardian)
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Industry professionals gather at civil and military aircraft event further overshadowed by war between Israel and IranEvery second summer more than 100,000 aviation industry professionals gather in Paris for an airshow – a flying display crossed with a vast conference. The mood at the latest gathering this week was more subdued than usual, after the deadly crash a week ago of a London-bound Air India flight in Ahmedabad.Investigators have recovered the black box from the plane to try to work out the cause of the disaster. The aircraft maker Boeing, and GE Aerospace, which made the 787 Dreamliner's engines, both cancelled many of their media-facing events out of respect for the families of the 241 passengers and crew who died, as well as at least 30 more people on the ground who were killed. Continue reading......
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19.06.25 - 00:00
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Air India to cut overseas flights on wide-body aircraft by 15% at least till mid-July (Times of India)
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Air India will cut international flights using wide-body planes by 15%. This reduction is effective immediately and will last until at least mid-July. The airline cites airspace closures and enhanced checks on Boeing 787s as reasons. These factors have increased flight times and reduced aircraft availability. The airline operated 462 flights between June 2 and 17, but cancelled 83 flights....
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17.06.25 - 20:36
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Air India cancels eight international flights as crash inquiry continues (The Guardian)
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Flights involving Boeing Dreamliners cancelled on routes including London, Paris, Vienna and Dubai Air India has cancelled at least eight international flights operated by Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners, the aircraft model involved in the crash last week that killed at least 270 people.The cancellations on Tuesday affected services to cities including London, Paris, Vienna and Dubai. The airline cited a combination of aircraft unavailability, technical snags, airspace restrictions, and extended safety checks. Continue reading......
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