Aviation This Week October 27, 2017

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Aviation This Week October 27, 2017

October 27, 2017
By Aviation News

In today’s episode of Aviation This Week, the IATA says global air passenger traffic will double by 2036; AIAC’s 2017 Aerospace Summit is ready to rock; and Bombardier’s other commercial programs are still top of mind.

CanadianSpaceAgency@csa_asc·

24 Jul 2019

This week, astronauts on board the @Space_Station will use #Canadarm2 to perform a “cosmic catch” – capturing a @SpaceX Dragon cargo vehicle and berthing it to the Station. Learn more: https://t.co/P4C22vz9Pb.

Photo: NASA

Wings Magazine @wings_magazine·

24 Jul 2019

Boeing reports Q2 2019, with revenue dropping 35% and commercial aircraft deliveries dropping 54% relative to Q2 2018, as it takes a US$5.6B charge because of the 737 MAX grounding. https://t.co/VGQnqn70jS

RCAF@RCAF_ARC·

23 Jul 2019

It's a Torpedo Toting #TechTuesday!
Members of the air detachment on board HMCS HALIFAX disarm an MK-46 Torpedo on a CH-148 Cyclone helicopter as part of a training exercise during Operation REASSURANCE, in the Atlantic Ocean, on July 15, #RCAF #RCAFProud

Wings Magazine @wings_magazine·

23 Jul 2019

Transportation Safety Board tables annual report, highlighting the downward trend in Canadian-registered-aircraft accidents and the agency’s more efficient investigation process. https://t.co/x1q4GnIpry

UAE Embassy UK@UAEEmbassyUK·

21 Jul 2019

.@Telegraph: The first official in-flight call took place on an @Emirates service between #Dubai and Casablanca in 2008. Since then, dozens of airlines have signed up to the technology. #Repost
Photo: @wings_magazine

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