Friday, September 06, 2013

DTN News: Airbus Top Stories / Headlines News Dated September 6, 2013

DTN News: Airbus Top Stories / Headlines News Dated September 6, 2013
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(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - September 6, 2013: Comprehensive daily news related to Airbus and associates respectively.
*Comprehensive daily news related to Airbus and associates respectively.
*International Media on AIRBUS Related News

Airbus and China extend cooperation on safety into the future

6 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Responds to rapid aviation growth in China

Finnair receives world’s first A321 with Sharklets

6 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Launch customer to operate an all Airbus fleet

Airbus showcases innovations and passenger comfort at Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) 2013 Expo

5 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Explore the Airbus comfort standard
A320 Family ‘non-stop innovation’ mock-up
New high-definition video A380 & A350 XWB cabin walkthroughs
Latest A350 XWB cabin updates

Airbus ACJ319 in the spotlight at Russian business jet show

5 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Unmatched comfort and space on show

Delta Air Lines returns to Airbus with order for 40 aircraft

4 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Deal includes A330s and the first-ever A321s for the airline

Airbus and China to collaborate on Air Traffic Management

4 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Breakthrough agreement to modernise China’s ATM ensuring growth

Airbus’ cooperation in Russia highlighted at MAKS airshow by major contracts and collaboration agreements

2 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Confirming Airbus’ commitment to reinforcing opportunities with Russia

Airbus wins prestigious Greentec Award for innovative fuel cell project

2 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Emission-free power supply on ground and improved efficiency in the air

Airbus CEO Fabrice Brégier gets first-hand experience of A350 XWB

2 SEPTEMBER 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Airbus President & CEO, Fabrice Brégier has enjoyed his first experience on-board the A350 XWB MSN1 during a routine test flight which lasted close to three hours and took place over the south-western part of France.

Airbus and S7 Engineering to develop strategic A320 maintenance training partnership in Russia

29 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Local operators to get easier access to Airbus’ standards and latest technologies in maintenance training

Airbus Corporate Foundation and Red Cross Red Crescent send medical aid to Syrian refugees in Jordan

20 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Mobile hospital and personnel shipped on Airbus test A340-600.

IAG places order for 62 Airbus A320 Family for Vueling

16 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Firm order is part of a global IAG agreement for up to 220 Airbus single-aisle aircraft

UPS Flight 1354 accident in Birmingham – Alabama USA

14 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Airbus regrets to confirm that an A300-600F operated by UPS was involved in an accident shortly after 09.50hrs (UTC), at Birmingham, Alabama today. The aircraft was operating a scheduled service, Flight 1354, from Louisville, KY to Birmingham AL.

The aircraft involved in the accident, registe...

Philippine Airlines takes delivery of first A321

7 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Carrier adds capacity with comfort on largest model of A320 Family

Airbus delivers 8,000th aircraft – an A320 for AirAsia

5 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Over 10 billion passengers have flown on Airbus fuel efficient aircraft

Airbus and Air Canada partnership rewarded by Air Transport World

1 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
An Eco-Partnership award for North America’s first “Perfect Flight”

Airbus’ Runway Overrun Prevention System (ROPS) certified on A320ceo Family

1 AUGUST 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Marking the next step towards ROPS capability across all Airbus families

Airbus Americas seeking two manufacturing station coordinators for Mobile assembly line

29 JULY 2013 PRESS RELEASE
• Avionics/Electrical Installation Station Coordinator
• Mechanical Installation Station Coordinator

A380, to wow crowds at MAKS airshow

26 JULY 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Airbus solution to allow traffic growth with less environmental impact

Airbus Managed Inventory goes operational at Aeroman

25 JULY 2013 PRESS RELEASE
Bringing improved maintenance services for A320 family operators in Latin America
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DTN News: Boeing Top Stories / Headlines News Dated September 6, 2013

DTN News: Boeing Top Stories / Headlines News Dated September 6, 2013
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*International Media on BOEING Related News
Orders to US Factories Decreased Less Than Forecast in JulyBusinessweek
Boeing Co. (BA:US), the Chicago-based aerospace company, had said it received orders for 90aircraft in July, down from 287 the previous month. Demand for ...
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Boeing to triple airplane deliveries to ChinaCNN
Boeing plans to triple its China fleet over the next 20 years in a move that ... In a statement Thursday, the world's largest aircraft maker said it expects orders for ...
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Delta goes with Airbus over Boeing for 40 jetsThe Seattle Times
In purchasing 40 Airbus planes from aircraft families that have been in production for ... It was only Delta's second Airbus order ever, the last being 21 years ago.
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Airbus Booked 10 Aircraft Orders in August4-traders (press release)
PARIS--Airbus said Thursday it took in new orders for 10 of its commercial aircraft in August and delivered 52 jets during the month. August's order tally included ...
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Delta orders 40 Airbus jetsMENAFN.COM
Delta already holds orders for 100 Boeing 737-900s and has hundreds of Boeing aircraft in its fleet. But the announcement Wednesday was a rare win for Airbus ...
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Wednesday, September 04, 2013

DTN News - RUSSIA G20 SUMMIT: Obama in Sweden on Syria (Video)

DTN News - RUSSIA G20 SUMMIT: Obama in Sweden on Syria (Video)
Source: K. V. Seth - DTN News & Russia G20 Summit
(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - September 4, 2013: Barack Obama says the Unites States’ credibility is on the line over its response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

Obama was speaking at a press conference in Sweden during a stopover designed to build support for intervention in the Middle East.

He said: “My credibility is not on the line. The international community’s credibility is on the line.

“America and Congress’ credibility is on the line, because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important.”

Obama, en route to the G20 summit in St Petersburg, added he was “always hopeful” Russia’s Vladimir Putin would change his position on backing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad.

Russian leader Vladimir Putin said earlier he would not rule out supporting UN-backed strikes against Syria – if it is proved President Bashar al-Assad used poison gas against his own people.

But he warned the international community that launching any military action without UN approval would be illegal, before repeating doubts over whether the Assad regime were responsible for chemical weapons attack.

The US says the alleged chemical attack on the outskirts of Damascus on August 21 killed 1,429 people.

On Tuesday a Syrian medical expert – who defected to Turkey – claimed he had evidence of the use of chemical weapons by Assad’s regime.

The French parliament is expected to debate intervention in Syria on Wednesday. President Assad has already threatened retaliation against France, if it does get involved.

The debate in France comes after the UK pulled out of any potential action. It has been argued one of the key reasons for the UK’s reluctance to get involved centres around doubts over who would fill any power vaccuum in the country.

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DTN News - RUSSIA G20 SUMMIT: Obama in Sweden (Video)

DTN News - RUSSIA G20 SUMMIT: Obama in Sweden  (Video)
Source: K. V. Seth - DTN News & Russia G20 Summit
(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - September 4, 2013: President Obama is seeking to use a 24-hour visit to this Swedish capital to show a softer side of American diplomacy even as the world's gaze remains fixed anxiously on Syria.
He intends to focus in the Nordic nation on climate change, trade and technology, a trio of issues on which there is broad consensus with European allies. The topics are a marked departure from the thorny, pressing matters he's facing back home on national security and the economy. He also plans to pay homage to a Holocaust-era hero whose name is commemorated on street signs from Paris to Tel Aviv.

The president arrived Wednesday morning in Stockholm after an overnight flight from Washington, where lawmakers are weighing whether to approve Obama's request for a military strike against Syria. A day later, Obama was scheduled to travel to St. Petersburg, Russia, to meet with foreign leaders at the Group of 20 economic summit.

G-20: Obama Syria decision adds a twist to G-20 summit

Greeting Obama on a mild, sunny morning at the Stockholm-Arlanda International Airport were Swedish Foreign Minister Carl Bildt and leaders of Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt's center-right coalition government.


Obama's trip to Sweden will mark the first bilateral visit by a sitting U.S. president to the northern European nation. While in Stockholm, Obama will meet with Reinfeldt and King Carl XVI Gustav and dine with Nordic leaders from Norway, Iceland, Finland and Denmark. He'll also stop at Sweden's premier technical university to call attention to Sweden's goal to phase out fossil fuels by 2050.

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Sunday, September 01, 2013

DTN News - SYRIA UNREST: Obama Speech on Syria (Video)

DTN News - SYRIA UNREST: Obama Speech on Syria (Video)
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(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - September 1, 2013: Free Syrian Army says decision by US to delay military intervention pending Congressional vote could allow Syrian government more time to prepare for retaliation. Julie Noce reports

Reaction to U.S. President Barack Obama's decision to delay military action against Syria pending a vote in congress is eliciting various reactions. Members of the Free Syrian Army, who have been involved in the civil war against President Bashar al-Assad's regime for the past two years, say al-Assad will use the extra time to prepare for retaliation. (SOUNDBITE) (Arabic) DEPUTY COMMANDER OF EASTERN JOINT COMMAND OF THE FREE SYRIAN ARMY, DEFECTED LIEUTENANT MOHAMMAD ABUOD, SAYING: "As days go by, more people get killed by the hands of this regime. 

Further delay for action gives them a chance to change the position of the weapons. According to the intelligence that we have, we know that he (Syrian President Bashar al-Assad) exploits this delay to prepare for this strike." In a sprawling tent city erected in Iraq, some of the thousands of people who've fled the civil war in Syria see things differently. Why does the U.S. interfere in Syria? It will become Iraq, this woman says. I am against intervention as a concept, said this man. But the regime has forced us to accept it as a means to end the suffering.

We don't want the opposition to be in charge either. Whether and when the U.S. takes action is now up to Congress. A draft bill on Obama's proposed military action has been sent to political leaders for review. In the meantime, evidence gathered by U.N. inspectors is being evaluated in the Netherlands with the hopes of shedding more light on the apparent chemical weapons attack.

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