A Boeing 737 Max collided with an airport vehicle on the runway as it accelerated for takeoff
A Gol Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes plane was accelerating to take off from Rio de Janeiro's international airport on Tuesday ...
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Avianca Parent Leverages Wamos To Strengthen Long-Haul Strategy
Wamos has long operated as a wet-lease and charter specialist, with customers including Air Europa, Aer Lingus, Etihad and ...
GOL 737 MAX Collides With Ground Vehicle During Takeoff In Rio De Janeiro
Collision during the takeoff roll . Videos posted on social media, including X, formerly known as Twitter, showed the GOL 737 ...
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GOL Airlines 737 MAX collides with vehicle on runway at Rio de Janeiro Airport
A GOL Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 collided with a service vehicle during takeoff at Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport ...
Boeing 737 Max Hits Car In The Middle of Runway During Takeoff
Takeoff and landing are the most dangerous parts of any flight, and the fatal mid-air collision in Washington, DC two weeks ...
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Gol 737 Max reportedly aborts take-off after hitting vehicle on Rio runway
Preliminary reports from Brazil are indicating that a Gol Boeing 737 Max 8 has aborted take-off from Rio de Janeiro after ...
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Abra Group Looks To Build Scale In Latin America
The holding company parent of Brazilian LCC GOL and Colombian airline Avianca has an eye on growing those carriers and ...
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LATAM shows no outward concern over Azul and GOL's potential merger
LATAM 's composure is driven in part by yet-to-be-determined concessions that Azul and GOL will agree to, in order to gain regulatory approval for their proposed tie-up, which could potentially ...
Latin America’s biggest airline targets lift from region’s growth
Latin America’s biggest airline is targeting ambitious growth in the coming decades, hoping to profit from expectations that the region will be among the world’s fastest-growing for air travel.