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By David Kaminski-Morrow2021-04-03T09:19:00+01:00 One of the Airbus A321neo fuselage sections previously intended for delivery to South American operator LATAM has instead been supporting the A321XLR development programme as a system integration platform. Originally a standard A321LR centre and aft section, the fuselage of MSN8531 was withdrawn from the Hamburg Finkenwerder production line and effectively de-equipped – its pre-installed systems removed in order to fit new ones specifically for the A321XLR. Airbus describes the fuselage section as a “pre-industrial system accelerator” ...

Premium Content Subscriber only If foggy memories start to resurface when 50c drinks or hair that could touch the ceiling are mentioned, it could only mean one thing. You were alive in the 70s to 80s and you weren't afraid to party. The Daily has looked back at what it was like to let loose at Coast nightclubs during the golden period of music and fashion. Journalist Eden Boyd may not be old enough to have seen these venues in their prime, but it's clear many good times were had inside the ancient (jokes!) walls of Coast clubs. If you raised the roof at Rainbow Room, took too many shots...

With the beginning of 2021, the air transport industry expects market demand to improve with the arrival of new COVID-19 vaccines. Despite that hope, most airlines have had a great part of their fleet

Article content Since the return to class on Monday, Owen Sound police have been out educating students at the city’s high schools about the measures in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. But education could turn to enforcement for those who don’t comply with the Reopening Ontario Act, which can include fines of $750 to those who don’t follow rules around physical distancing and gathering limits. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Owen Sound police educating students about pandemic measures Back to video Insp. Jeff Fluney said Tuesday that...

Last Updated: Jan 20, 2021 7:09 PM School boards in Grey and Bruce counties have been given the green light by the Ontario government to resume in-person learning next week. Minister of Education Stephen Lecce issued a statement on Wednesday afternoon that said: “On the advice from the Chief Medical Officer of Health, the government is allowing seven public health units and over 100,000 students to return to class on Monday, January 25.” The Grey Bruce Health Unit is among the seven public health units where elementary and secondary schools will be permitted to resume in-person learning n...