November in headlines: Top events of the month

Weekend Special | December 1, 2019

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MONTH IN HEADLINES: NOVEMBER 2019

The Most Read in November 2019

GoAir A320 rolls off runway, takes off again from grass patch

It was a close call for the 180 passengers on board a GoAir flight G8811. An Airbus A320 jet operated by the Indian low-cost carrier rolled off the runway during landing at Bengaluru Airport, India. The aircraft then took off again from the grass patch for a second landing attempt before being diverted to another airport. It is the latest in a series of recent incidents of runway excursions suffered by Indian carriers.

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EASA certifies Airbus BelugaXL Boeing told to redesign 737 NG part after Southwest accident

Qatar turns to LEAP engines, places $4B order for Airbus A321neos

IAG set to acquire Air Europa for $1.1 billion

Rolls Royce postpones Trent 1000TEN HTP issue fix to 2021

Air France “has broken operational model” and changes are coming SpiceJet’s crafty cracked window fix shocks passengers

FAA downgrades Malaysia to Category 2 safety rating

Qatar Airways confirms partnership with IndiGo

Fifth prototype of COMAC C919 takes to the skies

Dubai Airshow’19

How Boeing 777X lost Emirates favor

Dubai Airshow 2019 wrap-up: how big was the shopping spree?

Airbus to launch new single-aisle by 2030s?

Defense

German military refuses new A400M deliveries over safety concerns First Dutch F-35A grounded for three weeks after welcome blunder

Draken Mirage F1 achieves maiden flight [Video]

Boeing-Embraer joint venture: KC-390 becomes C-390 Millenium

French helicopter collision in Mali: what we know so far

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New Zealand government apologizes for Antarctica deadliest crash

Planespotters around the world: lumix_aviation, Vienna.

How one elusive man changed design of aircraft: D.B. Cooper story

In-Depth

Qatar Airways and Etihad set to battle over Indian market How are Europe’s low-cost carriers handling price wars?

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