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Debris found off the coast of reunion island in the indian ocean. The second piece of mh370s wreckage picked up. And setbacks. It was terrible. It felt like we were right back at the beginning again. Questions still unanswered. We need to know what happened. And the only way youre going to do it is to find the aircraft. Theres just too much at stake here to say were going to stop. Now, vanished the mystery of Malaysia Airlines flight 370. March 8th, 2014. Kuala lumpur international airport. Just...

Intelsat’s CEO David Wajsgras, speaking at the company’s investor day, said that the company expects record revenues this year, of about $2.1 billion (€1.

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Malaysia Airlines has chosen Viasat for its In-Flight Communications and Entertainment (IFE) aboard its new Boeing 737-8 fleet of aircraft. Malaysia Airlines

Viasat of California and London-based Inmarsat can now wrap up their much-awaited merger plan. The final regulatory approval, from the European Commission, was

California-based satellite operator Viasat has reported record full-year revenues, up 6 per cent y-o-y, at $2.6 billion (€2.4bn). Revenues were helped by a st

In-Flight Communications (IFC) specialist Gogo Business Aviation has expanded its coverage over Canada for business aircraft operators and owners. "Building

But also, we also know if your flight is canceled, the airlines are obligated to get you home. theyre not going to just leave you stranded. were always telling people, hope for the best but definitely plan for the worst. >> reporter: and in addition to those numbers of cancellations and delays, ill leave you with one more. 1,700. thats the number of tsa agents currently out right now due to covid. >> good to see your old friend andy gross on the television, he used to be on "nightly news." thank...

Theres a fear that jobs will be outstoursed. did mr. xi address those concerns at all? >> mr. xi didnt directly address them, but boeing did, saying there wouldnt be jobs lost in seattle as a result of this deal. the deal is for a completion factory to be set up in china. dont know where, dont know when. it would be to faint the final product, put seats in and install in flight communications and in flight entertainment systems. certainly theres a fear in the states that boeing doing this