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Spotlight turns to output as Boeing wins show
FARNBOROUGH, England - The world's dominant aircraft makers, Airbus and Boeing, left a rain-swept Farnborough Airshow without the order deluge some had predicted, but each claiming victories as they prepare to focus on delivering a huge jet backlog from a dwindling order boom.
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Whispering gallery at NY's Grand Central gets refit
NEW YORK - Grand Central Terminal's famous domed whispering gallery will be renovated in a $450,000 project at the iconic New York landmark, officials said on Wednesday, but the work will not affect the acoustical anomaly.
Britain embarrassed by last-minute security shortfall
LONDON - Britain could be forced to deploy thousands of extra troops in London during the Olympics after a last-minute security blunder dealt an embarrassing blow to the government just two weeks before the Games.
United to refresh fleet with $14.7 bln Boeing order
- United Continental Holdings Inc said it will buy 100 Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft and fifty 737-900ER planes in a deal that Boeing Co valued at $14.7 billion at list prices.
Rural English town revels in being Olympic birthplace
MUCH WENLOCK - A medieval town in rural England is revelling in the Olympics as a long-forgotten story about how this remote community inspired the modern Games receives global recognition -- and could possibly put Much Wenlock on the tourist map.
EU aims to reach airline emissions deal -Commission
BRUSSELS - The European Union is "totally committed" to reaching a global deal on carbon emissions from airlines, the Commission said on Thursday as efforts resumed to defuse an international row over the issue.
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