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Boeing didn't address all the details in the Flightglobal report.

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Boeing acknowledged that it had a quality issue after the website Flightglobal, part of Flight International magazine, reported over the weekend that the company found that structural stiffening rods were improperly joined to the composite skin in the aft sections of the aircraft, causing the rods to partially separate from the skins.

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However, the unspoken message was “but not at the current price,” says Jon Ostrower, an aviation insider who writes for Flightglobal.com.

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The photo was apparently first posted to Flightglobal with the following backstory:This is sent to me with the absolute assurance that it's a genuine picture taken by a flight attendant at American Airlines.

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NASA Administrator Michael Griffin says agency had 'lost its way' until recent changes in defence of space policy, Flightglobal

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NASA Administrator Michael Griffin says agency had 'lost its way' until recent changes in defence of space policy, Flightglobal

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Flightglobal.com reporting the Atlanta-based airline would "indefinitely suspend" its Egypt service.

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Flightglobal.com writes in a communication via Twitter, Delta says its last flight to Egypt, Flight 85 which flies six days per week, will depart Cairo for New York on 29 January and service will be 'indefinitely suspended as a result of civil unrest.

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Flightglobal.com , an industry publication, but declined to comment further.

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The Air Force said in a statement that it loves how the Avenger's "internal weapons bay and four hardpoints on each wing," will give it "greater flexibility and will accommodate a large selection of next generation sensor and weapons payloads," as reported by Zach Rosenberg at Flightglobal.

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