http://www.vetogate.com/ انيىو ..يصر نهطيراٌ حكريى وكبالث انسفر وانسيبحت ببنسىداٌ
ححيي انيىو انسبج ،فرقت انخُىرة انًصريت انحفم انسُىي نشركت يصر نهطيراٌ نهخطىط انجىيت ،نخكريى وكبالث انسفر وانسيبحت ببنسىداٌ. ويٍ انًقرر أٌ يحضر انحفم أسبيت شهخىث ،انسفير انًصري ببنخرطىو ،ويكبوي يحًذ ،وزير انُقم وانطرق انسىداَي ،وعذد يٍ يسئىني قطبع انطيراٌ انًذَي، وشركبث انسيبحت. وقبل أحًذ حهًي ،انًذير اإلقهيًي نًصر نهطيراٌ ببنخرطىو ،إَه سيخى حكريى 20 يٍ وكالء انسيبحت وانسفر انحبصهيٍ عهي انًراكس انًخقذيت في عًهيبث انحجس وانسفر وانخعبيم يع انًكخب اإلقهيًي نشركت يصرنهطيراٌ ببنخرطىو. وأضبف انًذير اإلقهيًي نًصر نهطيراٌ ببنخرطىو ،أَه سيخى يُح انعشرة األوائم جبئسة «أوسكبر» يصر نهطيراٌ ،وشهبداث حكريى نهىكالء نهعشرة اآلخريٍ.
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Singapore Airlines plane collapses at Changi Airport SINGAPORE — The Singapore Airlines (SIA) plane collapsed this morning (Oct 11) after its nose gear retracted during a landing gear check at Changi Airport Terminal 3, confirmed the airline in response to queries from Channel NewsAsia. There were no passengers or crew on board at the time, said SIA. At the time of the collapse at Terminal 3, which happened around 8am, one engineer was on the aircraft but was not hurt, added the airline. SIA said the Airbus A330-300 is registered as 9V-STG, and had last operated flight SQ835 which arrived in Singapore from Shanghai at 12.49am. The aircraft was next due to have operated SQ890 to Hong Kong this morning. However, another aircraft was used for that flight due to maintenance being carried out on the plane which collapsed, said the airline. According to online flight schedules, SQ890 was scheduled to depart at 7.35am this morning, but took off instead at 8.18am. "We do not have details of damage to the aircraft at this point. An assessment will be carried out after it is removed from the gate," said SIA. "Singapore Airlines will be co-operating fully with the authorities in their investigations." Photos sent to Channel NewsAsia today showed the nose of the plane tilted downward on the tarmac of Changi Airport next to an aerobridge, and the photos appear to show that the front door of the plane was torn off.
http://www.octafinance.com/ Air Canada (TSE:AC) Had Its Price Target Decreased by 14.29% at Canaccord Genuity to $18.00 Air Canada (TSE:AC) Stock Target Upgraded In a research note released by Canaccord Genuity on Wednesday morning, Air Canada (TSE:AC) had its target price per share downgraded to $18.00. The firm presently has “Buy” rating on the stock. The target decrease was noticed by stock traders, as TSE:AC is right now trading -0.99% lower at $10.98 as of 15:29 New York time. Air Canada’s stock is down -5.78% over the past 200 days. It has underperformed the S&P500 Index, which has declined -3.94% over the same time period. TSE:AC Price Chart & Trend The stock price of Air Canada dropped 5.78% over the last 200 days, and is in unstable down trend. In the last 50 and 100 days, Air Canada is down 3.73% and down 13.96%, respectively. Our stocks momentum model is shown on the price chart below.
Air Canada (TSE:AC) Profile Air Canada is a domestic, the United States trans-border and international airline and provider of scheduled passenger services in the Canadian market, the Canada-United States trans-border market and in the international market to and from Canada. Together with its Air Canada Express regional partners, Air Canada serves close to 35 million passengers annually and provides direct passenger service to more than 175 destinations on five continents. Air Canada is a founding member of Star Alliance. Air Canada (TSE:AC) traded down -0.99% on 7 October, hitting $10.98. A total of 1.15M shares of the company’s stock traded hands. This is down from average of 1.33M shares. Air Canada has a 52 week low of $8.87 and a 52 week high of $15.09. The company has a market cap of $3.12 billion and a P/E ratio of 16.66. Get the latest Air Canada (TSE:AC) Stock Ratings at Octafinance. Completely free access to our Analyst Ratings Database for 6000+ stocks.
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Sabre forecasts 11% year-on decline in Lufthansa bookings for rest of 2015 As an impact of its decision to impose a levy on all bookings made through Global Distribution Systems (GDS), Lufthansa is seeing a decline in GDS-based bookings. As per a report on Tnooz, based on the booking data covering the weeks since the German carrier introduced its EUR 16 fee on all GDS bookings, Sabre is forecasting a 11% year-on decline in its Lufthansa bookings for the rest of 2015. Lufthansa Group bookings in Europe via the GDS (Sabre, Travelport and Amadeus) in the first two weeks of September are down 16.1% versus a flat year-to-date up to August. The main beneficiaries of this change are Air France, British Airways, SAS, Alitalia and United which are experiencing significantly higher bookings growth according to the report..In segments where Lufthansa has a market of 30% to 60%, share drops of up to 30% were experienced in the first week of September. Competitor carriers British Airways, Air Berlin and Air France are stated as gaining from the declines. Sabre’s billable bookings for the Lufthansa Group are also down 15.6% in the first two weeks of September compared 10.7% growth in the year-to-date to August. Sabre has adjusted this figure to 11.5% to account for the US Labor Day break. The document also outlines the impact on agency bookings, with the vast majority of Sabre’s top 25 intermediary customers seeing declines on volumes in the first two weeks of September.It also discloses a number of routes that it believes have experienced changes in booking volumes, in particular on the competitive Frankfurt-NYC leg. On a country-by-country basis, Lufthansa GDS booking volumes yearon-year on Sabre in the first two weeks of September have fallen dramatically from agencies in Greece (33.8%), Sweden (47.1%) and Switzerland (41.6%).Lufthansa’s domestic Sabre agency customers have seen volumes drop by 19.9% over the same period, with Sabre’s biggest agency base of the US falling by 24.8%.
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