The first was on Jan. 7 aboard a Japan Airlines 787 parked at Boston's Logan International Airport shortly after landing following an overseas flight.
It was the battery toward the rear that caught fire and gushed smoke on the plane in Boston, which had recently landed after an overseas flight.
The common perspective on manufacturing in the United States is that the flight of jobs overseas represents a growing and irreversible trend, mostly due to lower wage costs abroad and a comparatively inhospitable U.S. economic environment for manufacturers.
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At a time when unemployment remains high and economic growth is lagging, forcing banks to report interest paid to nonresident aliens would encourage the flight of capital overseas to jurisdictions without onerous reporting requirements, place unnecessary burdens on the American economy, put our financial system at a fundamental competitive disadvantage, and would restrict access to capital when our economy can least afford it.
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Experts said the change represented a flight to London by overseas investors who want to preserve their wealth in the face of political and economic upheaval in the eurozone.
Responding to a question from the prosecutor, Mr. Botha asked the court to deny bail to Mr. Pistorius, whom he said is a flight risk, citing evidence he has overseas bank accounts.
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China's L-15 made its first flight in 2006, and was displayed for the first time overseas at the Dubai air show in 2009.
He believes he was rendered from Bangkok to Libya by the CIA and the flight refuelled on the island of Diego Garcia, the British overseas territory in the Indian Ocean.
Top-flight clubs will consider plans to extend the season to 39 games with the extra matches taking place overseas.
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