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Bombardier Completes First Flight Of 135-160-Seat CS300

In a sign of the increasing maturity of Bombardier’s CSeries airliner, the first test aircraft for the stretched, 135-seat CS300 variant flew for about 5 hours on its first flight from Mirabel, near Montreal, on Feb. 27.

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Feb 27, 2015

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In a sign of the increasing maturity of Bombardier’s CSeries airliner, the first test aircraft for the stretched, 135-seat CS300 variant flew for about 5 hours on its first flight from Mirabel, near Montreal, on Feb. 27....More
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Bombardier Completes First Flight Of 135-160-Seat CS300

Bombardier Completes First Flight Of 135-160-Seat CS300 1

Has The Single European Sky Project Failed?

Podcast: Flight Tracking One Year After MH370

Higher Altitudes Cleared For GE-Powered 787, 747-8 In Icing 6

Challenges Could Await U.S. Carriers In Cuba

Irish Government Wants More Guarantees From IAG About Aer Lingus

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Helicopter Manufacturers Look Toward Heavier Products

After Many Delays, AW609 Now Moving Ahead 2

Busy Year Ahead For Helicopter Developments

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