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May 08, 2007

Emirates Makes It Official, Orders Four More A380s

Airbus Calls Deal "A Huge Vote Of Confidence"

It's not for as many planes as Airbus probably hoped, but the European planemaker isn't complaining. On Monday, Dubai-based Emirates confirmed it would buy four more A380 superjumbo airliners, building on its original 43-plane order. The orders came after Airbus reassured its largest A380 customer it would compensate the carrier for a two-year delay in receiving its first plane.

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Vietnam Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing

Passenger Vomits Bags Of White Powder

An Australia-bound Vietnam Airlines jet was forced to make an emergency landing about an hour after taking off from Ho Chi Minh City on Saturday, when a passenger became ill. It wasn't long before those onboard were able to figure out why.

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Israeli Passenger's Iran Diversion Ends On Hopeful Note

Scientist Says He Was Treated Very Well

Sometimes, international diplomacy works best when actual governments have nothing to do with it. An Israeli scientist whose plane was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Iran this weekend initially feared the worst... but Benny Medvedev says after some tense moments, his hosts were quite gracious.

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CLE Puts Kibosh On Runway Expansion

Full Extension Not An 'Immediate Priority'

Officials in Cleveland, OH have decided to downsize plans for a runway expansion at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport that was, at one time, deemed critical in CLE's attempt to compete on a global level with additional nonstop international flights.

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