Manitoba Aerospace Research and Technology Consortium making plans!
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Passengers and crew aboard the @Airbus A321XLR get to enjoy not only a pleasant cabin experience, but also a quiet journey, thanks to #PWGTF engines, which are dramatically quieter than prior-generation engines. #WeArePW #PaxEx https://twitter.com/Airbus/status/1636323276199809028
While you check out how we painted 🎨 the outside - don't you want to know what's being tested on the inside? Scan me if you can! #A321XLR
Read more here ➡️ https://fly.airbus.com/3mXaggI
1/ A Russian 767 aircraft that suffered an engine failure when trying to take off from Phuket airport in February had reportedly gone 3 years without the engine being inspected, due to Western sanctions. This has serious implications for air safety. ⬇️