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Republic's 90 To celebrate the anniversary of the events in Hatay, Turkey Turkish Air Force Solo enlivened his team demonstration flights.

2 Turkish Airlines Aircraft Collied on Apron

Turkish Airlines Airbus 340 type aircraft registered in the tail of the TC-JDN registered with the Airbus 330 type TC-JNC collided with two aircraft on the apron.

Stopped A380 Engine

Dubai based airline's Emirates A380-800 passenger aircraft's engine stopped on  Atlas Ocean.

CASA Warns Bushfire

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INTRODUCING OUR NEW PARTNER, AIR SERBIA

Etihad Airways is proud to welcome the inaugural flight of our strategic partner Air Serbia from Belgrade to Abu Dhabi.

Our partnership means that you can now enjoy 11 flights per week between Abu Dhabi and Belgrade, and seamless connections to Air Serbia’s network of over 30 European destinations.

And when you fly with Air Serbia, you’ll enjoy a new onboard experience, featuring Serbian inspired cuisine made from the freshest local produce.

We look forward to welcoming you onboard.

Warm regards,

The Etihad Airways Team

Science Museum of Australia

Fantastic visit of Australia Science Work

Boeing and Lockheed Martin will team up

Boeing and Lockheed Martin will team up — again — to compete for a contract to build the US Air Force’s long-range strike bomber (LRS-B), according to a Boeing media release.

Boeing will act as the prime contractor and Lockheed Martin will be Boeing’s “primary teammate” on the project, says the release.

The relationship revives an earlier Boeing-Lockheed partnership announced in 2008. The companies cancelled that “teaming agreement” in 2010, saying they needed to better understand the government’s goals for the project.

Boeing-Lockheed Martin will go up against competitor Northrop Grumman, which makes the B-2 stealth bomber.

Boeing contributed to the B-2 project, building the outboard portion of the wing, the aft-center fuselage section, the landing gear, the fuel system and the weapons delivery section, according to Boeing’s website.

Air Force officials have said they intend to build 80 to 100 LRS-Bs and have targeted the mid-2020s as when the aircraft will be operational. Details of the programme are classified.

The USAF’s acquisition strategy emphasises the use of proven technology, meaning they want to keep costs down by minimising development of new avionics, engine and airframe technology.

“Building on decades of manned and unmanned weapon systems experience, we’re proud to bring our collection of technologies, capabilities and resources to affordably design, develop, produce and sustain the bomber program," says Orlando Carvalho, executive vice president at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, in the release.

“The team will be able to produce unique and affordable solutions that could not be achieved without partnering,” adds the release.

Boeing’s history of building bombers dates to the B-17 and B-29, which flew during the Second World War, followed by the Cold War-era B-47, which was the USA's first jet-powered bomber.

Boeing’s eight-engine, swept-wing B-52 first flew in 1952 and is still in service with the US Air Force.

Becoming a Full Member

Qatar Airways, "World's Leading Airline Companies Association of Quality", taking from 30 October 2013 will become a full member of Oneworld.

Don’t miss these great Earlybird fares for travel in 2014

On the way, you can enjoy a choice of 3 meal options and over 650 hours of entertainment. And if you’re flying with children, our Flying Nanny service is also on hand to help. But hurry, the Earlybird flies fast, so move quickly to catch these fares before it’s too late. 
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