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- 73. Malaysia Airlines A380 in Flying Display @ Farnborough 2012
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If I asked you to think of flying displays at international airshows, most would probably picture fast military jets roaring through the sky, and smaller aircraft showcasing their speed and acrobatic abilities. The world's largest commercial aircraft would not jump to mind for most.
- 74. Etihad Suspends Erbil Flights
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Etihad Airways has suspended all flights to Erbil, Iraq, until further notice. The decision to suspend the four flights a week passenger service follows advice regarding the possibility of a deteriorating security situation in the region as a result of on-going military conflict between Iraqi security and ISIS forces.
- 75. Crystal Cruises Expands 2010 European Cruise Collection
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Crystal Cruises Expands 2010 European Cruise Collection. Crystal Cruises has expanded its 2010 European cruise collection to include two Black Sea voyages this summer. The two new itineraries feature a maiden visit to Sevastopol, Ukraine, as well as calls in Greece, Italy, Bulgaria and Turkey. Steeped in artistic, military and architectural history, the 12-day cruises sail from Ven
- 76. Around 130,000 Expected to Visit Farnborough Airshow this Weekend
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The star of the Farnborough Weekend Airsshow will be the 5-hour flying spectacular. This year sees two jet teams display the Red Arrows and the Breitling Jet team as well as other aerobatic treats from The Blades, solo pilot Mark Jeffries and the Breitling wing walkers. The roar and thunder of military fighter jets is sure to set hearts racing as they fly over Farnborough, and
- 77. Boeing Awarded US$109m Contract for New Zealand P-8A Poseidon Training
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Boeing has won a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) contract from the U.S. Navy, valued at $109 million, to provide P-8A Poseidon training for the Royal New Zealand Air Force (RNZAF) Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 16 December 2020.
- 78. Japans First Boeing KC-46 Enters Final Assembly
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Japans first KC-46 next-generation tanker has entered final assembly. Boeing was awarded a Foreign Military Sale contract for one KC-46A aircraft and logistics services in December 2017. The U.S. Air Force exercised an option for Japans second aircraft in December 2018.
- 79. Satair Signs Deal to Bring Laser Glare Protection Eyewear and Visors to More Pilots
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Satair has signed a multi-million dollar distribution agreement with Metamaterial Technologies Inc. (MTI) and its optical filters division Lamda Guard of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada to bring MTIs metaAIR laser glare protection eyewear and visors to all aviation and military markets.
- 80. Qantas to Update Cabin Crew Uniforms
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Qantas to Update Cabin Crew Uniforms. In 1938, Qantas' first male cabin crew dressed in white waiters' jackets when serving dinner to passengers. In 1947, female crew joined Qantas and wore a military style uniform. Qantas' cabin crew uniform has been re-designed nine times since - in 1959, 1964, 1969, 1971, 1974, 1985, 1993, 2003 and 2008 - created by leading designers such as Emi
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