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Customers expecting delivery of 787s soon include the UK's Thomson Airways and Norwegian Air Shuttle.
BBC: Boeing warns customers of 787 Dreamliner delays
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Both Thomson Travel and Norwegian Air Shuttle, a budget airline, have been told to expect delays and are making contingency plans.
BBC: Boeing warns customers of 787 Dreamliner delays
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The planemaker itself has already had to delay delivery of the plane to two European airlines - Thomson Airways and Norwegian Air Shuttle.
BBC: Dreamliner: Japan's ANA cancels more Boeing 787 flights
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Indeed, in an effort apparently designed to calm concerns, one of Boeing's airline customers - Bjorn Kjos, chief executive of Norwegian Air Shuttle - has come out in defence of the plane, echoing the view that "minor problems" such as these should be expected.
BBC: Boeing 787 Dreamliner: The impact of safety concerns
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Air travel is essential to shuttle fans between games, but most of Brazil's airports are already operating above their nominal capacity.
ECONOMIST: Airports and stadiums are behind schedule
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His wife had watched the launch of his mission but missed the landing, so it was great for her to see the shuttle in the air, he added.
CNN: Space shuttle Endeavour's final touchdown
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Experts said protrusions on the otherwise smooth belly of the shuttle could disturb the air flow during re-entry, causing turbulence that raises temperatures on heatshield tiles downstream.
BBC: NEWS | Science/Nature | Astronaut fixes shuttle problem
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The remains, recovered during recent searches for shuttle debris, had been taken to the National Mortuary at Dover Air Force Base to be identified.
CNN: Remains from all shuttle crew identified
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One blurry image from an Air Force tracking station in New Mexico, taken about a minute before the shuttle disintegrated, shows what some observers have interpreted as a jagged leading edge on the left wing.
CNN: Piece of shuttle left wing identified
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In 1996 Lockheed won competitions to build a replacement for the space shuttle, an infra-red satellite-warning system and a new rocket-launcher for the American air force.
ECONOMIST: Lockheed Martin