1. Boeing to Begin Final Phase of 737 MAX Wind Tunnel Testing
    My news for Investors AtLeast one of the check box should be selected You are following news about Follow the latest news about BA Major design milestone sees 737 MAX on track for 2017 entry into service SINGAPORE, Feb.
    PR Newswire, 04:58
  2. New Zealand Quarantines Japan Flight In Flu Scare
    WELLINGTON, Feb 13 (Bernama) - New Zealand health officials Monday allowed a group of passengers on a flight from Japan into the country after they were quarantined in a flu scare, Xinhua news agency reported. Public health officials had cordoned off the Air New Zealand flight from Tokyo, which arrived at Auckland Airport with 274 passengers earlier in the day, after dozens of children on the flight were reported to be ill.
    BERNAMA Malaysia, 04:42
  3. New Zealand Quarantines Japan Flight In Flu Scare
    WELLINGTON, Feb 13 (Bernama) - New Zealand health officials Monday allowed a group of passengers on a flight from Japan into the country after they were quarantined in a flu scare, Xinhua news agency reported. Public health officials had cordoned off the Air New Zealand flight from Tokyo, which arrived at Auckland Airport with 274 passengers earlier in the day, after dozens of children on the flight were reported to be ill.
    BERNAMA Malaysia, 04:41
  4. New Zealand quarantines Japan flight in flu scare
    WELLINGTON, Feb. 13 (Xinhua) - New Zealand health officials Monday allowed a group of passengers on a flight from Japan into the country after they were quarantined in a flu scare. Public health officials had cordoned off the Air New Zealand flight from Tokyo, which arrived at Auckland Airport with 274 passengers earlier in the day, after dozens of children on the flight were reported to be ill. Radio New Zealand reported that ambulance staff had said 73 home-stay
    Xinhua, 04:34
  5. 2011 was a safe year in the skies
    By Ian MacLeod February 12, 2012 8:12 PM Tweet OTTAWA - Commercial plane crashes reached an all-time worldwide low last year, according to a report released Friday by the Flight Safety Foundation. The news, however, is tempered.
    Ottawa Citizen, 03:58
  6. Passengers stranded in paradise with no fuel
    by: By Angela Saurine news.com.au Virgin Australia has been forced to cancel flights to the picturesque Cocos Islands until at least Thursday.
    News.com.au, 03:56
  7. Adele, Kanye West Win Grammys as Houston's Death Casts Shadow
    February 12, 2012, 8:07 PM EST Business Exchange E-mail Print More From Businessweek Whitney Houston, Record-Setting Pop Singer, Actress, Dies at 48 Adele Heads for Glory as Tarnished Grammys Struggle: Mark Beech HoustonБ─(tm)s Death Changes Grammy Plans as Music Industry Mourns Mophonics Turns Jingles Into Singles With Mark Foster Grammy Nod Don Cornelius of Б─≤Soul TrainБ─(tm) Dies at 75 in Likely Suicide By Andy Fixmer
    BusinessWeek, 03:41
  8. Boeing says it's frustrated with Dreamliner glitch
    SINGAPORE - Boeing Co., the world's second-largest plane maker, is frustrated with the latest 787 Dreamliner production glitch, but it shouldn't delay output goals, a top executive said Sunday. Boeing has fixed a shimming problem discovered earlier this month on some 787 fuselages and plans to inspect other planes for the error, Boeing vice president of 787 development Mark Jenks said.
    RTB Brunei, 02:51
  9. Asia & Pacific - WORLD
    Air New Zealand plane quarantined in Auckland after 73 passengers display flu-like symptoms | NewsCore AUCKLAND, New Zealand - An Air New Zealand plane was quarantined after landing at Auckland Airport carrying children with flu-like symptoms, TVNZ reported. The Boeing 777-200 landed in Auckland Monday morning local time, with 274 passengers from Narita International Airport outside Tokyo. A group of 73 children were among the passengers and suffering from the flu-
    FOXNews, 02:38
  10. Boeing to ramp up Dreamliner production
    A Boeing 787 dreamliner is seen on the tarmac at the Singapore Airshow in Singapore yesterday Boeing aims to ramp up production of its much-delayed 787 Dreamliner to 10 planes a month by the end of 2013, up from the current two to three, a top company executive said yesterday. Mark Jenks, vice president of development of the 787 programme, which is running three years behind schedule, said the company has fixed the latest problem in the planes currently under production.
    Macau Daily Times, 01:54