Man falls to death from Heathrow-bound plane London: A man, who is believed to be a stowaway, fell thousands of feet to his death from a Heathrow-bound jet liner on a car parked in a quiet residential street here.

A bloodied body of the young man, who crash-landed on the car parked in the street, was found in the Heathrow flight path, police said on Monday.

Horrified residents living in west London, just a few miles from Heathrow, woke to find the young man's body on the road outside their homes at 7:55 am (local time) on Sunday, The Sun reported.

Scotland Yard is investigating suggestions the victim, in his 30s, tumbled from the plane as it prepared to land at Heathrow....more    
04:02 PM, Sep 10, 2012

Airbus sold jets worth $ 1.5 bn in 2010
by IANS
Paris: France-based airplane manufacturer Airbus has said it delivered a record number of 15 jets, worth more than $1.5 billion, to its corporate clients in 2010. The company said the deliveries were both for customers and operators in Aisa, Europe and the Middle East, including private users and government clients, Xinhua reported. The sales list included A318 Elites, Airbus Corporate Jetliners (ACJs) and A320 Prestiges, the company said in a...  
07:51 AM, Jan 28, 2011

Plane bursts into flames in Sudan, 100 feared dead London: After showing their bowling prowess on day two, South Africa displayed their batting superiority on the third day as they reached 403 for 2 and took an 18-run lead in their first innings of the first Test against England at The Oval on Saturday. Hashim Amla hit a fluent unbeaten 183, while captain Graeme Smith made an impressive 131 to take complete control of the match. Jacques Kallis was...  
02:23 AM, Jun 11, 2008

Survivors recall jetliner's crash In Indonesia, at least 29 people died in the Yogyakarta plane crash on Wednesday. ...  
11:33 AM, Mar 09, 2007

Air-India inducts new Boeing jetliner Air-India celebrated the delivery of the first of its planned order of 68 Boeing jetliners at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. ...  
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