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November 10, 2010

China Eastern Airlines To Purchase Rolls-Royce Engines Worth $1.2 Billion

R-R, China Eastern Agree To Environmental Partnership As Part Of The Package

China Eastern Airlines has placed an order worth $1.2 billion at list prices for Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines to power 16 Airbus A330 aircraft. The order includes a TotalCare long-term service agreement.

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TSA Awards $4 Million Contract To TASC

Company to Support TSA's $350 Million Test And Evaluation (TESS) Program

TSA has awarded TASC, Inc. the first task order under its $350 million Test and Evaluation Support Services (TESS) program. 

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Napolitano Outlines New Air Cargo Security Measures

Air Cargo From Yemen, Somalia Banned. No 'High-Risk' Cargo On Passenger Flights

The Department of Homeland Security appears to be clamping down on what it considers "high risk" cargo on airplanes following the exposure of a terrorist plot last week to conceal and ship explosive devices on board aircraft bound for the U.S.

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Airline Pilots Balk At Body Scans

Health, Privacy Top ALPA's Concerns

In a letter to its 11,000 pilots, ALPA is urging its members to refuse the full-body scans and insist on pat-down searches when clearing security at airports.

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CAPA Reiterates Call For Improved Screening Of Cargo Aboard All-Cargo Flights

Provision Sought For The Second Time In Three Years

The Coalition of Airline Pilots Associations (CAPA) is calling for improved screening of cargo carried aboard all-cargo commercial flights for the second time in 3 years.

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Boeing Firms Orders For 31 737-800s A Dozen 777s, And Eight Dreamliners

SpiceJet, Midwest Airlines (Cairo), Saudi Arabian Airlines All In Line New Planes

It would appear that Boeing's decision to ramp up the production line on single aisle airplanes was pretty much on target. The planemaker has seen a pretty steady number of orders coming in for its 737, and recently firmed up 31 more orders for the aircraft.

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