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Flybondi Flight Returns to Cordoba due to Engine Problem

Flybondi flight FO-2710 made an emergency landing in Cordoba, Argentina, on January 22nd.

The Boeing 737-800 plane was on a test flight when the crew reported an engine problem.

The plane landed back safely. Everyone aboard remained unharmed.

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    “For P-8I, we are incorporating not only India-unique design features, but also India-built subsystems, so this agreement that the design addresses all customer requirements is a huge milestone,” said Leland Wight, P-8I program manager for Boeing. “It also leads us to the program’s next stage: We are on track to start fabricating the P-8I’s empennage section before the end of this year.”

    During the five-day FDR held in Renton, Wash., Indian Navy officers met with Boeing representatives from Defense, Space & Security and Commercial Airplanes to review relevant design information and performance against specifications.

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