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AEGEAN strengthens fleet with eight Airbus A321neo

Airbus at VERTICON

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Airbus Helicopters concludes 118 agreements at VERTICON

Vietnam Airlines

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Vietnam extends visa-free entry until 2028

Hyperscout-H near-infrared image during Hera's flyby of Mars

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ESA space probe Hera passes Mars and moons Phobos + Deimos

United Airlines Spring Break

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United Airlines records new booking record

Air Astana Airbus A320neo

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Air Astana Group expands fleet with Airbus A320neo to 60 jets

New York State Police (NYS), Airbus H160

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New York State Police orders Airbus H160 and H145 helicopters

ADAC Air Rescue Airbus H140

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ADAC Air Rescue and ÖAMTC Air Rescue buy Airbus H140

Global Medical Response (GMR) Airbus H140

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GMR and Airbus sign contract for H140 rescue helicopters

Airbus H140

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Airbus Helicopters presents H140 at VERTICON

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The Gaia spacecraft: The European Space Agency's (ESA) Gaia science satellite, shown here in an artist's impression, will be put into final hibernation with a final command on March 27, 2025. By this time, the satellite will have collected over ten years of scientific data. By 2030, Gaia's data will be used to create the largest existing star catalog to date. It is expected to cover nearly two billion celestial bodies—roughly one percent of our galaxy.

ESA satellite Gaia reaches its final mission