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Eco Factor: Self-powered landing gear and braking system.
Airbus has developed a new landing gear system that can enable the aircraft to harness kinetic energy and use...
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AP, Dubai
The Dubai-based Emirates says it recently outlined a range of reliability issues for Airbus’ A380 “superjumbo” but still has confidence in the...
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Munich
The parent company of planemaker Airbus on Tuesday reported an 89 percent gain in fourth-quarter net profit but warned of a “very challenging” year ahead.
made popular Mar 10 2009
AP, Munich
The parent company of planemaker Airbus on Tuesday reported an 89-percent gain in fourth-quarter net profit but warned of a “very challenging” year ahead.
made popular Mar 10 2009
AP, Paris
European jet maker Airbus said Thursday it will cut production of its A320 family of short and medium-range commercial passenger aircraft _ to 34 a month from 36 now _...
made popular Feb 19 2009
AP, Paris
Customers of plane maker Airbus will benefit from euro5 billion ($6.4 billion) in new state-backed bank financing aimed at supporting the aeronautic industry, a Finance...
made popular Jan 26 2009
Who says miracles don’t happen? It happened in the afternoon of January 16 in New York during a plane crash!
Displaying remarkable alacrity, the 57-year old pilot...
made popular Jan 19 2009
AP, Toulouse
The head of Airbus expects orders to dip below deliveries in 2009 for the first time in six years as airlines curb spending amid the economic crisis.
made popular Jan 15 2009
AP, Toulouse
As Airbus reaches a key milestone in the the development of its A350 XWB commercial jet program, a top executive at the company vowed Wednesday not to repeat the...
made popular Jan 14 2009
AP, Paris
European plane maker Airbus said Tuesday it has met its target of delivering 12 A380 superjumbos this year _ with just 2 days to spare.
made popular Dec 30 2008
AP, Paris
European airplane maker Airbus said Monday it took 84 jet orders in November, offsetting 3 cancellations.
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AP, Paris
It’s a tense time to be building jets. Rivals Airbus SAS and Boeing Co. are carefully managing their bulging order books so that delayed or canceled orders from...
made popular Dec 3 2008
AP, Perpignan
Search teams found a third body Monday following the crash of an Airbus A320 passenger jet off France’s southern coast, bringing the official death toll to three...
made popular Dec 1 2008
AP, Paris
Search teams on Friday found the flight recorders from an Airbus A320 passenger jet that crashed off France’s southern coast, killing two people and leaving five...
made popular Nov 28 2008
AP, Paris
A minesweeper searched choppy seas Friday for the flight recorders of an Airbus A320 passenger plane that crashed off France’s southern coast, killing two people...
made popular Nov 28 2008
AP, Paris
A minesweeper is searching choppy seas for the black box flight recorders of an Airbus A320 passenger plane that crashed into the Mediterranean off France’s...
made popular Nov 28 2008
AP, Paris
An Airbus A320 passenger plane owned by Air New Zealand crashed off the coast of southern France during a maintenance flight Thursday, killing at least two of seven...
made popular Nov 27 2008
AP, Paris
French authorities say an Airbus A320 airplane carrying seven people has crashed during a training flight in the Mediterranean off the coast of southern France.
made popular Nov 27 2008
AP, Paris
French authorities say an Airbus A320 airplane carrying seven people has crashed during a training flight in the Mediterranean ocean off the coast of southern France.
made popular Nov 27 2008
AP, Paris
Airbus benefited from the recently ended strike by workers at U.S. rival Boeing Co. as it gave stretched suppliers more time to focus on orders from the European jet...
made popular Nov 21 2008
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Microsoft has urged antitrust officials to contemplate scuttling Google’s design to buy DoubleClick, an online advertising company. Microsoft has argued that...
made popular Apr 16 2007
United Auto Workers President Ron Gettelfinger has said that the controversial ‘Jobs Bank,’ which pays laid-off workers at Detroit’s Big Three auto...
made popular Mar 29 2007
Hewlett-Packard Co. on Tuesday sued rival PC maker Acer Inc. in a Texas court for allegedly infringing on five separate patents. HP has sought to block sales of some...
made popular Mar 28 2007
The head of the United Automobile Workers union, who came under criticism recently by some members for not taking a firm enough posture against wage and benefit cuts,...
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German utility E.ON has received a significant boost in its effort to take over Spanish power company Endesa. Recently Endesa’s board has recommended shareholders...
made popular Mar 27 2007
The California based manufacturer, Leegin Creative Leather Products Inc. has challenged a 1911 Supreme Court ruling that automatically classifies agreements to set...
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A US District Court judge in Virginia has stunned the VOIP market by issuing a permanent injunction against Vonage barring it from basing its service on three of five...
made popular Mar 24 2007
Oracle Corp. has recently filed lawsuit against its competitor SAP on the allegations that its German competitor has clandestinely and illegally acquired proprietary...
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Japan’s Toshiba Corp. and South Korea’s Hynix Semiconductor Inc. has recently announced that they have signed a cross-licence deal to end a series of...
made popular Mar 21 2007
The US Department of Transportation has tentatively approved Virgin America’s plan to reconfigure its ownership and management structure. The department said that...
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German tourism and shipping company TUI AG has announced that it will acquire U.K. based First Choice Holidays PLC, to form a European travel giant. The firm further...
made popular Mar 20 2007
Finnish telecommunications giant Nokia Corp. has recently launched a preemptive legal battle against Qualcomm Inc. by filing law suits against the U.S. chipset...
made popular Mar 20 2007
Anticipating an extensive and controversial approval process, the world’s biggest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores decided to withdraw its application to enter the...
made popular Mar 17 2007
Clear Channel Communications has decided to delay the vote on its $18.7 billion sale by two private equity groups and consequently provided the largest US radio station...
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A federal court has ordered the Vonage Holdings Corporation, the Internet phone provider, to pay $58 million for infringing Verizon’s patents, dealt a heavy blow...
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U.S. senators investigating the credit-card industry slamming issuers for excessive fees and other dubious practices such as confusing billing practices and shifting...
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Louis Gallois, chief executive of Airbus and co-chief executive of the parent company EADS, has lashed out on European governments for squabbling over the spoils at the...
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The political row over the future of Europe’s aircraft-maker, Airbus, was finally resolved as French and German shareholders agreed to a restructuring plan likely...
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Chrysler Group of DaimlerChrysler AG has now decided to offer select hourly employees between $70,000 and $100,000 to leave the struggling U.S. auto maker as part of a...
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