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Air India's Boeing 787 rolls out of Carolina plant
Apr 27, 2012 19:41 EDT
US aerospace giant Boeing on Friday rolled out the first 787 Dreamliner built at its new plant in South Carolina and destined for Air India.
All Nippon Airways boosts profit, sales forecast
Apr 23, 2012 05:34 EDT
Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) on Monday hiked its full-year profit forecast by some 40.0 percent, thanks to strong travel demand, cost cutting and gains on plane sales.
Record $640 mln lottery prize reported to have winner
Mar 31, 2012 02:31 EDT
The record $640 million lottery prize that sent the United States into a gambling frenzy reportedly had at least one winner early Saturday as local media said the winning ticket had been sold in the state of Maryland.
Record breaking US lottery prize hits $640 million
Mar 30, 2012 13:23 EDT
It was frenzy Friday for Americans hoping to win a record-breaking, and still growing, $640 million jackpot in the Mega Millions lottery.
Big US lottery prize $640 million and growing
Mar 30, 2012 12:18 EDT
The chance to get suddenly very, very rich -- even a one-in-176-million chance -- sent Americans into a frenzy Friday as the hours counted down to the Mega Millions lottery, at $640 million and still growing.
WTO orders US to halt Boeing subsidies
Mar 12, 2012 16:35 EDT
The World Trade Organization ordered Monday the United States to halt unfair subsidies and tax breaks to planemaker Boeing, judging them to have damaged European rival Airbus.
Japan's Toray to spend $555mn on production boost
Mar 09, 2012 02:14 EST
Japan's Toray Industries said Friday it will invest more than half a billion dollars to boost synthetic materials production and meet soaring global demand for the stuff of next generation aircraft.
EADS mulls foregoing German government loan: paper
Mar 04, 2012 16:49 EST
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European aerospace group EADS <EAD.PA> was considering doing without part of a development loan for its Airbus unit worth 500 million euros ($660.3 million) from the German government as a dispute escalates regarding the group moving operations from Germany, a paper reported.
Boeing exec: 787 long-term build rate on track
Mar 02, 2012 18:27 EST
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co will build 10 787 Dreamliners per month by the end of 2013, the head of the plane-maker's commercial airplanes division said on Friday, shrugging off industry concerns that a glitch in the fuselage will put the goal out of reach.
Boeing wins big order from Kazakh flag carrier
Mar 01, 2012 14:07 EST
US aerospace giant Boeing said Thursday it had won an order from Kazakhstan flag carrier Air Astana for seven new aircraft, worth $1.3 billion at list value.
Boeing delivers biggest 747 to secret VIP buyer
Feb 28, 2012 19:12 EST
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Boeing Co handed over the first passenger version of its upgraded and extended 747 to a secret VIP customer, who sent the gleaming, all-white plane along to a modification center to transform it into the "jewel of the sky."
Boeing set to deliver new upgraded 747 to VIP buyer
Feb 28, 2012 10:38 EST
(Reuters) - Boeing Co <BA.N> was set to make a first delivery of the passenger version of its upgraded 747, its largest and most recognizable commercial airplane, to an unnamed VIP customer on Tuesday, capping a development delay of more than a year.
Boeing names new head of 787 program
Feb 24, 2012 14:21 EST
(Reuters) - Boeing Co <BA.N> said it swapped the heads of its 787 Dreamliner and 777 programs, tapping the skills of the long-time 777 leader to ensure the delayed Dreamliner program hits a production rate target that many experts believe is unrealistic.
Boeing to shave $1 bn off 787 production costs
Feb 23, 2012 17:47 EST
Boeing will try to shave more than $1 billion off production costs of its new 787 Dreamliner plane, a company executive said Thursday, as the firm battles to turn a profit on the much-delayed plane.
Boeing says flaw could affect 55 Dreamliners
Feb 22, 2012 08:59 EST
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - About 55 of Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner jets could have a recently discovered flaw in the fuselage, the company said on Wednesday, while reiterating that the world's first carbon-plastic passenger plane is safe to fly.
Aircraft financing costs seen close to peak
Feb 20, 2012 11:01 EST
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The cost of financing new planes may come off current highs for some carriers as lenders step up competition for creditworthy debtors, a top supplier of aircraft financing told Reuters.
Japan's ANA to boost international service
Feb 17, 2012 04:54 EST
Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) on Friday said it would aim to boost its international capacity by 22 percent within two years and begin fresh routes as part of a new business strategy.
Boeing paints logo on the US skies
Feb 16, 2012 13:41 EST
A zig-zagging Boeing 787 etched the company's logo across western US skies in a 19-hour test flight last week -- though the ethereal product can only be seen in the flight plan.
Qantas to slash jobs, cut costs as profits slump
Feb 16, 2012 02:02 EST
Embattled carrier Qantas said Thursday it will slash at least 500 jobs, cut costs and close two international routes after posting an 83 percent slump in first-half net profits.
Qantas to slash jobs, cut costs as profits slump
Feb 15, 2012 23:17 EST
Embattled carrier Qantas said Thursday it will slash at least 500 jobs, cut costs and close two international routes after posting an 83 percent slump in first-half net profits.