Officials who raided the ex-president's palatial house in Seoul's Yeonhee-dong said he appears to have no intention of paying the remainder of the W220 billion (US$1=W1,118) fine a court ordered him to pay in 1997. Chun has only paid W53.3 billion and …

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Run for the jet industry the best we've had since jets were first invented prevent three crashes basically in the last two and a half weeks what is going on with these incidents is to — — — fire. What is going on with Boeing aircraft all of these …

PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Pratt & Whitney has redesigned a component of a jet engine being developed for Airbus's top-selling A320neo aircraft after tests revealed "distress" in the engine's hot core. The problem highlights the strict timetable …

NEW YORK – Nose landing gear on Boeing 737 jets like the Southwest Airlines plane that malfunctioned Monday at LaGuardia Airport has collapsed or failed to retract in at least 20 documented incidents worldwide since 1990, according to data from the …

Roy Hill's sealed 2.5km Ginbata air strip, certified by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority at the end of May, is capable of taking planes as big as Boeing 737-800s. Network, which was … The Qantas unit has been expanding its fleet of F100s and …

… and Boeing, and we will continue to expand that business." Kim Ik-sang, an analyst with HI Investment and Securities in Seoul who has a buy call on KAI, said that the company can benefit from both South Korea's defence requirements and the growing …

Those incidents prompted regulators to ground the jet for three months as Boeing redesigned and fortified the batteries' enclosure. Problem solved, right? That's why a fire this month on an Ethiopian Airlines 787 in London put the issue again front and …