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Boeing Max crash passengers’ families ruled crime victims

Families of passengers killed in two crashes of Boeing 737 Max jets were deemed by a federal judge to be official crime victims entitled to consultation before the US Justice Department cuts any deals with the maker of the flawed aircraft. US District Judge Reed O’Connor in Texas said in a ruling he will now determine what remedies the families ...

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Electric planes in Australia seen halving flight costs

Regional Australian airline Rex said operating costs on short flights will drop as much as 50% with the introduction of electric- and hydrogen-powered aircraft in coming years. Rex plans to start trials in early 2024 using King Air 200 planes, retrofitted with the new power trains, before later tests with Saab 340 aircraft, Deputy Chairman John Sharp said at a ...

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UK retail sales fall more than expected after Queen’s death

UK retail sales fall more than expected last month after the death of Queen Elizabeth II curtailed activity and cost-of-living pressures hit harder. The volume of goods sold in shops and online dropped 1.4% in September after a revised 1.7% decline the month before, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed. Economists had expected an 0.5% drop. Sales volumes ...

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