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Boeing To Acquire Aurora Flights Services

Proposed acquisition could pave way for fleets of pilotless flying taxis Boeing Co. on Thursday said it plans to acquire Aurora Flight Sciences Corp., a maker of aerial drones and pilotless flying systems in a move the company said could pave the way for fleets of small flying taxis. Virginia-based Aurora is

Multi-level car park opened at the Lagos International Airport

Lagos - The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria and Seymour Aviation Limited, on Wednesday, opened a multi-level car park at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos. The 1,300-capacity facility, funded by Fidelity Bank Plc, is expected to check indiscriminate parking in and around the airport. FAAN’s Director of Engineering Services, Mr. Salisu

Norwegian Airlines launches world’s longest low-cost non-stop route

... 13-HOUR flights from London Gatwick to Singapore (from under £150) ... The 6,764-mile route is covered using state-of-the-art Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners Historically, low-cost airlines would only offer short-haul flights, with intrepid travelers having to splash out if they wanted to cross the world.  However, the times are changing, as Norwegian Airlines

European airlines failures play into hands of richer rivals

BERLIN (Reuters) - First Alitalia, then Air Berlin and now Monarch Airlines: Europe’s struggling carriers are falling like dominoes and the region’s biggest airlines are set to chalk up bigger profits. The collapse of airlines gives rivals a chance to snap up planes, prized airport slots and much-needed pilots. It takes

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