american company boeing and european giant airbus.he deal is worth billions of dollars and the largest in history. air india is india's largest international airline and second largest domestic. this is part of an ongoing effort to turn the airline around. it was run by the government for decades -- losses and debt. last year, one of india's oldest conglomerates took it over. the company says it can expect the first batch of planes to arrive by the end of the year. >> the deal struck by air india is part of an ambitious overhaul by the tata group. the countries largest conglomerate has ordered 250 planes from airbus and another 220 jets from boeing. it is expecting demand to continue to rise for the new planes -- rise. the new planes will add more long-distance roots. boeing projects passenger traffic in india will increase 7% annually in the next two decades. all this comes as the nations airline business is booming, the government planning to build 80 new airports in the next five years. ♪ >> joining us from london is andrew charlto

airbus is having a big impact. we had earnings earlier today, and the stock was at a three year high. we heard from the airbus ceo after those earnings came out. >> we saw a very strong demand for the traffic of passengers and there was a strong demand for traffic during covid. we are returning to the times and we are seeing the opening of china contributing to the global recovery of the sector. it is now in a market where demand is stronger than supply. dani: francis at an all-time high were stocks slumped. who are you picking between europe versus the united states? we are joined by john and christine. which has more room to run? u.s. or european equities? it feels like europe is about to have its moment. it is well positioned for high-priced tech stocks in the u.s. that really got better in 2020 two, and now that cash is looking for a home, you can find it in the value central that is europe. as you mentioned, chinese recovery is very much a positive for europe. only just beginning. we are still in the early sta

airbus will be the a3. india is placing with them, similar, $35 billion and for airbus it's a 3% bump to the backlog. remember, airbus is in the process of assessing and laying out plans for increasing its production of the a320 neoin the united states. they build it down in alabama. a couple of stock, first of all, check out ge why? the leak engine -- enjoy, i should say built by the joint engine saffron, 800 part of the deal, 52-week high or roughly close to it where it is trading at take a look at transdine as the airline industry has moved higher, transdigm and they're in the process of expanding production but the key is whether or not they can get all the suppliers to increase their production a challenge not just for boeing but airbus so many of the smaller suppliers, they lost so many people during the pandemic they're having trouble increasing the parts, the components that go ultimately into a boeing or an airbus plane. >> phil, thanks. phil lebeau on boeing. you agree with this run-up on boeing >

. >> qatar reached a settlement with airbus after a long-standing dispute about the safety of the jetcompany said the agreement was amicable and mutually agreeable. they had taken the airbus to court for what it describes as degradation in the aircraft which forced the grounding of 29 jets. airbus acknowledged there were flaws but maintained that the planes were safe. >> mike green comments on making a close approach perhaps for the last time. , service genres, enthusiasts and students gathered in a dark spot to photograph it. the last time the comet traveled past this planet was during the stone age windy under those roomier. >> there are billions of comments in our solar system. a handful the past by every year, and if you become bright comments with glowing heads and long tails. lester, a new one was discovered past the orbit of jupiter. if you look north just after sunset, near the big dipper, you might just be able to see it. the,, named after the telescope that saw it likely comes from the order cloud, water ice and rock that sits thousands of times further from our son and nept

we will hear from the airbus senior executive later this morning. don't want to miss that interview. for more stocks on the move this morning let's get to bloomberg's joe easton. i see joe in the morning and he tells me i look like i am supporting chelsea, which i do. i say you are very lovely and pastels, joe. joe: i am hurting from the chelsea loss last night but i appreciate your support. we are starting with nestlÉ. as you mentioned they are showing a bit of a mixed report. there pushing prices up 8% in the last period. that means some consumers are trading down, cutting back. that is causing some concern that sales will drop off as the recession takes hold and margins are squeezed. the maker of kitkat's having a bit of a break. that's the second time i've used that line today and i will keep using it. we are going to move over from next click to cognac. there and france. they are posting a 20% profit drop and announcing a share buyback of 750 million euros. asia and u.s. trading very strong for the liquored maker. still waiting for a bank of th

plus, airbus delays production targets on a key model. the playmaker sounding more cautious even amid a resurgence of air travel demand. a very good morning, a warm welcome to the show. we have a feast of breaking news for you. renault with an operation margin , that's what we are starting with. they are going to reinstate the dividend, perhaps the most important aspect. its symbolism, it is about the restoration of the dividend for them. of course they have new models coming on board, and this is really what they were looking for, the reinstatement of a dividend at .25 per share, above the estimate of 5.6. so it is about new models. so what else can i give you from that in terms of a full year net loss? it is a considerable improvement of the loss that we were expecting. that margin is going to be incredibly important. the chief executive said the fundamentals have been thoroughly cleaned up and there is no turning back. that is the auto sector. we will keep an eye on that. to commerzbank, let's see what we have for you there. buybacks t

for boeing, 737 maxes as for airbus, the bulk of these will be the a-320 neo. the list prices of these aircraft, if they're sold at list, which they rarely are, comes out to $35 billion each. how important is that? it's 4% of the backlog for boeing, 3% of the backlog for airbus yeah, this is a huge deal for both of these companies and also a huge deal for the suppliers. take a look at ge. they make the leap engine as part of their cfm joint venture. that cfm emergencngengine the spirit makes the fuselage for the 737 max. they also make components for airbus as well so for them, they have got their separate issues in terms of cost and the issues that they're facing it's also a big deal quickly take a look at shares of boeing i'm showing you a two-year chart here why? you're looking at a company that we haven't seen at levels since mid-2021 they are 31 a month. eventually they're going to increase it whether it's later this year, early next year the real challenge will be the supply chain, scott. we have talked about this before and it's not just the primary ones

seconds the investigation showed instead of 230, only 90 liters of anti-icing liquid were spent on airbussituation occurred in the same airline where the flight director also worked, who ended up on the dock in domodedovo obviously this process associated with aviation corruption is not the last, but extremely important for the safety of future flights oleg allowances oleg ivanov andrey grishnev a million dollars under the mattress and the war of compromising materials the ministry of defense of ukraine is again shaken by a loud scandal , footage of a search in a dwelling has appeared on the network. now former deputy minister alexander mironyuk. here on the bed, one after another , they pull out thick bundles, currencies, a real treasure was found in the bedroom of an officer who headed the public procurement department of the ministry of defense of ukraine it would seem. what other evidence of corruption is needed, but here's the thing, as the media report, this search took place back in august last year, mironyuk remained on freedom. although he was fired, moreover, he allegedly stated

. >>> later, ceo of airbus will join us live in the cnbc exclusive interview.name? that's not -- >> mr. faury >> right here on the squawk set. guillaume faury. we'll be right back. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a more confident financial future. hey, a tandem bicycle. can't do that by yourself. (voya mnemonic.) voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new trading opportunities while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market >>> wells fargo laying off mortgage bankers as part of the shift. according to the cnbc article, some were recently rewarded with the california retreat we have hugh with us with more sending people you are going to fire to a retreat in california. does that speak to the sudden dme ness of the layoffs or a nice gift >> good morning. it is great to be with you, melissa.

and some breaking news, airbus has recorded record net profit of 11.2 billion euros in 2022.: can the tourism industry be more prepared for unexpected, but costly, events like the covid pandemic and natural disasters? we'll take you to sunny jamaica to find out. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order but the army defeated in the task it was sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. that has a terrible effect for the morale of the people. i'm terrified of the reprecussions in the streets. one wonders who is next. explosions. as the airlift got under way there was no let—up in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flow down to the sea to the east of the island, away from the town for the time being. it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded the next generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they called it mir — russian for peace. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. thousands of syrian refugees arri

private air fleet received bribes for the patronage of pilots who wanted to fly the new generation airbus, the price in the sky was floating three hundred thousand to one and a half million rubles from open sources. it is known that the flight director, allegedly for bribes, hired pilots who were not particularly professional, and then he provided the seat of the crew commander. this hardly helped safety and flight, the flight director of the mansurdakov is accused, also of mechanical engineering associated with a fictitious medical board for a pass to fly. ice on the directors of the airline and promised a friend for a monetary reward to resolve the issue by officials, and the medical expert commission of the citizen. aviation woman transferred 350,000 rubles to his bank card. for further transfer, allegedly to officials of the medical commission, however , the flight director of the airline kept the money for himself . transport was convicted of receiving 102 bribes as part of the investigation , 92 dispatchers are suspected of corruption, honored pilots of the ussr oleg smirnov is sure

managers of the private air fleet received bribes for patronage wanted to fly a new generation of airbusa320 neo price in the sky was floating three hundred thousand to one and a half million rubles from open sources. it is known that the flight director, allegedly for bribes, he accepted the work of pilots who did not differ in particular professionalism, and then provided them with the seat of the crew commander. this hardly helped flight safety, the flight director of the mansurdokov is accused, and the flight director of the airline promised to solve the issue with a friend for a monetary reward officials, and the medical expert commission of the citizen. aviation woman transferred 350,000 rubles to his bank card. for further transfer, allegedly to officials of the medical commission, however, the flight director of the airline kept the money for himself . corruption 92 dispatchers honored pilots ussr oleg smirnov is sure of a bribe and nepotism in this area poses a great danger to airlines. they often own, far from being pilots and engineers by education, but simply businessmen, and

airbus and boeing have plans to go even beyond this level.etting prepared in terms of resources for staff and investment to get there. alix: you can invest before the contracts reset? it feels like there is a backlog for where you are, you might have to spend more upfront before the contracts reset where you have to recoup some of those losses. how does that work for you? >> backlog first because we have more than 10,000 engines in the backlog. this week earlier in india, we announced a new contract with air india for 800 engines which is nearly 10% of our backlog. we have the next five or six years of production. this is why we are ready to engage into new investments in order to get prepared for the new rates and terms of production. it is not only about safran or ge, it is also adding the supply chain behind us to support the rate increases. stephen: what does this mean in terms of necessary investment and in terms of hiring? you don't want the backlog to get too long, either. how are you going to manage that? >> in terms of hiring, we did

alix: airbus said they are limiting the number of jetblue deliveries.t slow any kind of expansion plans you have? robin: we have all seen delays with airplanes and it means you can't grow as quickly as you would like or you have to keep older airplanes flying for longer. so it does have an impact. the good news about the spirit transaction is that it's the fastest way to grow jetblue. stephen: are you concerned when you see layoffs in tech and companies cutting discretionary spending. are any of those worries playing on your mind through the rest of the year? robin: is something we think about a lot and nobody wants to see anyone laid out. i would point out that there were many companies that had significant numbers of openings. we are now able to hire people that were hard to hire before. we are still seeing incredible demand for air travel. there has been a shift in people wanting to spend money on experiences and we continue to see that. right now, very bullish for what we see. alix: are you saying you hire laid off tech workers? robin: yes we have a

. >>> airbus is targeting 720 new jets this year an increase from the 661 delivered last year. airbus ceo blamed the adverse environment for the supply chain snarls revenues at the planemakers rose to 59 billion euro helped by higher delivery and a stronger dollar >>> standard charter reported a 28% rise in profit the lender announced a share buy back of $1 billion of key performance forecast for the year upgrade and the return on target approaching 10% of 2023 the ceo bill winters said the current macroeconomics forecast is helping the banking sector. >> the outlook looks tough in the west we're expecting china to grow 5.8% this year coming back from a difficult covid period hong kong is doing well. india is relatively booming. when you look at the markets we operate, it feels different from london than the u.s. the u.s. economy with a bounce in january is a good thing for economic activity. not a good thing for inflation cen central banks will have to be vigilant longer. >> i'll take you away from earnings because of the noise with the abu dhabi bank. i know you shot down the

the carrier has ordered a record 470 planes from airbus and boeing.india says it has options to buy another 370 jets. blackrock raising $1 billion following the worst ever loss. they will reopen the blackrock strategic equity hedge fund for more cash starting at the end of march. $7.6 billion managed at the end of last year, was in 2022. bp is adding to its network of u.s. gas stations. the british energy giant has agreed to buy $1.3 billion in travelcenters. they offer services including refueling it, and travel stores. that is your latest business flash. alix: 22 minutes past 7:00 on the west coast. the top tech stories from the bay area and beyond, as silicon valley starts the morning. that is a pretty nice sunrise, i've got to say. what are you up to? >> as we are tracking the story at tesla, that is happening out of new york state, what we are seeing with the unionization in buffalo. they filed a complaint in the last 24 hours saying that those workers on the autopilot team that we discussed 24 hours ago were making an effort to organize and maki

, which the president of france is so far ready to share with zelensky, his personal presidential airbus, which delivered them both. this morning in brussels , the prime minister, italy is annoyed with the melody and she was not invited to paris again by the french with the germans, they are arranging something behind their backs european allies in unison with her jealous attack and the european press, when the support of internal public opinion risks damaging the cause. and how is it? it seems to me, one of these cases, history repeats itself and unfortunately. europe does not teach anything once again, when it is necessary to demonstrate maximum unity, european capitals come out in front of the head of armed ukraine zelensky in the usual order one by one germany and france are trying to maintain at least some influence on kiev and do not trust some eu partners specifically poland to the baltic countries, which are ready to go to any provocation in line with the installations coming from washington london to their company berlin. paris could attract italy but have the tune with a macron

the airline struck a deal to buy 220 planes from boeing and 250 from airbus. u.s. agreement historic. >>> ford motor has pushed pause on production in shipments of its electric pickup truck. the american automaker says it cited a potential problem with the battery pack of the f-150 lightning but adds it is unaware of any resulting incidents. problems in batteries can cause overheating and sometimes hours' long fires that are hard to put out. >>> and tesla workers in new york are launching a campaign to unionize. this would be a first for tesla. workers sewages,ore job securit dud nitoring. ionize, but tesla's ceo, elon musk, has publicly opposed unions in the past. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> we now know who won the largest jackpot payout in u.s. lottery history. his name is edwin castro. he did not attend a news conference yesterday, and he chose not to disclose other information about himself. i don't blame him. three months ago he bought a winning ticket for a powerball jackpot w

it just placed another massive order for 470 planes from both airbus and boeing. that's worth tens of billions of euros. during a video call with the french president, prime minister narendra modi said his country was looking to buy some 2000 passenger jets in the next 15 years. in the not-too-distant future, you will not be able to buy a new petrol for -- or diesel car in the eu. european parliaments formally approved a new law effectively banning their sale from 2035. european carmakers are faced with a clear deadline, before which they must switch electric vehicles. emission it is part of a plan to become a climate neutral economy. >> with that, a landmark law cleared a final legislation hurdle. the eu parliament officially banning the sale of new gas and diesel-powered vehicles in the eu starting in 2035. ahead of the vote, supporters said the law was needed to speed up the switch to electric vehicles and to combat climate change. >> the industrial revolution is happening, if we like it or not. we can choose to lead it or we can leave it to other parts of the

it revolutionized international travel, but over the past 15 years, boeing and its european rival airbus have introduced more profitable and fuel efficient wide-body planes with 2 engin instead of the 7.47. ce 4 engines. the final plane is c 1500 74th built by boeing. it's being delivered to cargo carrier, atlas air. coming up next. in sports, it was locker room cleanout day today for the niners sports director. jason dumas has reaction from the team. >> as they now look ahead to next season. plus, an update on the injurpropty. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it's been a couple of days, but there's still some uncertainty about brock purdy and how he's going to recover from that torn ucl blake meant in his throwing shoulder throwing elbow. i should say. we heard from brock purdy today and he is still weighing his options. he can reflect he can elect for surgery, which is probably the most straightforward road to recovery. but that would basically put them out a calendar year. you can just rehab and hope to be back in 6 months. but there are always things that come along with opting against s

definitive comment from boeing remains to be seen >> phil, we got a chance to speak to the ceo of airbus this morning on "squawk box," and when asked about china, i thought the ceo had a very interesting response in terms of whether airbus had an advantage over boeing. i'm wondering with every quote, unquote black eye, not production halt, but delivery halt, any of these sorts of stoppages of some sort to getting those planes out the door, if that you think contributes to a reputational issue when it comes to these potential emerging growth areas. >> that's always a possibility, melissa, but i think that's really not the issue with china. at the end of the day, i think the issue between boeing not being able to deliver in china is geopolitical. the fact that we haven't got a trade deal that's worked out boeing is still very popular in china. and i think that its reputation generally is a very high quality one over there >> phil, thank you so much phil lebeau. >> you get on boeing, shares down 2.4% here this is a stock that's run in the past few months. >> one of these up 100% effectively

airbus flights in europe for such complex technologies require serious investments and, of course, larges markets and the eaeu market, by definition, more than each country separately. at the same time, there should be no illusions , the work on integration is very difficult, a huge number of approvals of regulations. each country strives to protect its national interests. and this is understandable, but the principle of respect for each other's interests has been and remains fundamental to the eurasian integration project. of course, the principle of mutual respect also applies to bilateral relations. like it. this is not all of them. so during the week they tried to draw attention to the news about the closure of kazakhstan's trade in russia, as it turned out later . this is purely technical, as they explained in astana , all conditions are created for kazakhstani business in russia, so the closure of trade is purely technical issues, the partnership between russia and kazakhstan remains a priority for both moscow and astana, such a point of view. not expressed in negotiations prime mi

thanks to your work, because what only these people did not experience damir yusupov, who landed an airbuseld. for almost a year now, officially imported aviation parts have not been supplied safely with you. well, although not supplied there is a certain amount of stock. some exits we find not a single unprepared aircraft. and no one will ever release flights, you always need to make decisions in favor of safety. know how on the road not sure no. turned around and left. do you understand this extremely important thing in your hands. not only your own life, but the lives of dozens of people use only russian aircraft, 96 tu-214 aircraft, mi-8 helicopters. and now, right in this helicopter , the president of russia, well, you see what power it is always, of course, it was very interesting to know. about what kind of putin as a passenger, we found out this bag from a special flight squad. russia vs. just power completes the flight. the most important passenger, something happens, tells you always tells. thanks always. if there was turbulence, we try to avoid it as much as possible, we get wea

it doesn't have an airbus pitcher to bizarre for us. my step that id is that i need. if i had the more of an it guy, i saw dinner with her 2nd scare, for consultation with them, my dms id, and believe i don't pay a daughter. but who is it? so i see from your plugins, but it's an important but then we're stony stage. the 3rd could i see and was there be speech? it's even bizarre. portsmouth got on there for zillow. something i love it, gasket is public. it, i sang in the video, does that, i think a graphic when you go in easier to let you said it will say the soviet union does not and will not have any special interest in africa. it's not looking for any benefits for itself there. yeah. it's interested in developing good relations, promoting corporations and exchanging cultural values after cancer. my thing is my thing on the color. suddenly bellini cut to record, so it's 9. nick knives upwards, it is my thing on that. look, i usually can. i mean, can you suggest such as soon as he said that there was a kid there? it's emily mean young is the crown yet commercial that

took on board over 500 passengers the aircraft kept its dimensions for more than 30 years, until the airbus the transfer to the customer of the last cargo model of the jambojet was broadcast on the company's website . a worker who once participated in the assembly of the first 747 came to carry out the aircraft. i am very, very happy at the same time. i'm sad because i don't like to watch this end. it's so cool. this word is used to refer to the cult of the aircraft. yes, in the end, like it is any other aircraft. there comes a time when you need to move on. for half a century the company produced over one and a half thousand such aircraft, the last passenger aircraft was released in 2017. well, in the federal air transport agency, they said that our airline will be able to fly on western aircraft until 2030, then business news. and denis talalaev. denis and where are the brothers supposed to have spare parts to fly in the next 7 years and they say that friendly countries helped, yes, and rearranging parts from one aircraft to another is a world practice. in rusviation, they gave an answer

airbus was a superma even before the purchase.s known that because of the disaster, this model was abandoned more and norway did not deliver cars to ukraine new, but avakov personally signed a contract in the amount of 551 million euros right now. he claims that in addition to him , the contract was approved, the government and the verkhovna rada at the kiev tax inspectorate, investigators believe that management of the service illegally received 30 billion hryvnias from the budget amusing nakhodka wish list of the head of a certain oksana daki handbag hermes a trip to london a million dollars promotion. but during a search today, the ex-director of the procurement department of the ministry of defense also found items that clearly cannot be stored at home, a hand grenade, a kalashnikov assault rifle and cartridges for it, although initially the ex-official named bogdan khmelnitsky was accused of buying low-quality body armor for the armed forces , craziness 123 million hryvnia also today announces the dismissal of the entire lead

the explanation if the west is directly involved in ukraine's attempt to strike rush and strategic airbus is 2nd to put in said the russia is not allowed to conduct inspections with the russian experts in nuclear facilities in the united states. finally, washington would be allegedly thinking about the testing of new wood nuclear weapons. in this regard, the russian president, by the way, instructed the russian ministry of defense all ready to prepare for possible rush, do club tests. yury. tell us a little bit about the consequences of that today's vote in the duma for at the war in ukraine. well, i think since russia has so far not used to nuclear weapons in the war against ukraine, but is fighting in the quinn with conventional weapons, there is no direct connection to the one ukraine. nevertheless, booting repeatedly threatens to fight back with all means russia has including, of course, indirectly nuclear weapons and according to russian television. and it's daily propaganda shows and nuclear weapons or nuclear war could start to morrow. so it's a suspension that makes the situation

at around 10:00 saturday evening, an american airlines airbus being towed at l.a.x. colliding with a moving passenger shuttle bus. the bus driver with his head bandaged, put in a wheelchair. two additional bus passengers and two airport workers also injured. the four were taken to the hospital for non-serious injuries. >> anyone who has ever watched out the window at l.a.x. is aware of the incredible complexity of the orchestration of buses and trucks and cars and airplanes, all having to stay clear of each other. this is something that has to be looked at. >> reporter: and last week in austin, a fedex cargo plane coming in to land when a southwest flight was cleared to take off from the same runway. disaster was averted when the fedex crew decided to break off the approach. last month at jfk an american airlines flight crossing an active runway as a delta flight accelerated down the same runway for takeoff. the delta flight aborting just in time. >> while at first glance, it's easy to say, well, the disruption of the last two to three years with the covid crisis may

expected in paris for dinner, but the plane was more than an hour late at orly government airport an airbusith a british flag on its tails and the inscription united kingdom was met by a guard of honor and a red carpet on it by the ukrainian president in flowers. khaki came out to greet french defense minister sebastian in navy blue or elegant coat. elysee palace, meanwhile, a car with the german chancellor olaf scholz stopped at the threshold of the ukrainian guest, they were waiting with a macron already together zelensky the whole yard. i had to walk the cortege. stopped outside the residence of schultz, where he promised to supply ukraine with heavy tanks zelensky bowed from the threshold and when he entered the hall to make a few statements to the assembled press, he let the european leaders go ahead, but then realized that the ukrainian flag was in a different place. all three were talking to each other. on you and often used the word expensive sponsoring ukraine to european countries is expensive, but they don’t plan to stop zelensky asks for sanctions and more weapons from the eu co

described as surface degradation and the long range aircraft, which was the grounding of 29 jets airbus acknowledge that there were quality floors but maintains that the panes the safe while the us house speaker, kevin mccarthy has met with president biden for the 1st time since taking office to discuss an impending debt default relations between democrats and republicans remain tense because of differences over the debt ceiling. my car has more from washington d. c. this was a critical meeting and the way in which the white house had ministration will be working with the house of representatives in the months to come at the house now being controlled by the republicans. and certainly this meeting between the president and the speaker of the house absolutely critical in terms of laying the benchmark for the relationship that they are going to enjoy. now the republicans insist that they need some concessions to agree to raising the debt ceiling at the white house for its part says there should be no concessions whatsoever. pointing out that in the times of the trump administration, a rep

that during the searches, the dbr employees looked at six-year-old contracts with the french company airbus helicopter, which supplied the department, in particular , with helicopters. avakov added that the contracts were approved by the government and the parliament. searches are conducted not only in avakov, but also other managers of that time who participated in the purchase of rotorcraft, the media note new details of criminal activity, the security service revealed the facts of the cooperation of the ex-president motor siche with the terrorists of the so-called dpr, we are talking about vyacheslav boguslaev, who was previously detained by law enforcement officers. he is suspected of working for the aggressor. also, the sbu found out that boguslaev financed a terrorist organization, in particular , paid taxes there, in addition, he cooperated with a ukrainian enterprise that was under the control of the quasi dnr since 2014. supplied aircraft products to the aggressor country through the obrudation, the budget of the pseudo-formation was replenished by more than 290 million russian rub

expected in paris for dinner, but the plane was more than an hour late at orly airport government airbusflag on the tail and the inscription united kingdom met the guard of honor and the red carpet on it of the ukrainian president in flowers. khaki came out to greet the french minister of defense sebastian the doctor in a dark blue elegant coat. elysee palace, meanwhile, a car with the german chancellor olaf-scholz for the ukrainian guest was standing at the doorstep, they were already waiting for the macron, already together with zelensky. the whole yard. had to walk the cortege, stopped outside the residence the french president smiled a lot , shook hands for a long time and constantly stroked the back of his guest schulz, who promised to supply heavy tanks to ukraine. zelensky bowed from the threshold, and when he entered the hall to make a few statements to the assembled press , he let the european leaders go ahead, but then realized that the ukrainian flag was in a different place. all three spoke to each other in you and often used the word expensive sponsoring ukraine for european

he said that during the search the investigators we looked at contracts for the purchase of 55 airbusuma helicopters from france even before the purchase . it is known that due to catastrophes, this model was abandoned more and norway did not deliver new cars to ukraine, but avakov personally signed a contract worth 551 million euros. now he claims that , in addition to him, the contract was approved by the government and the verkhovna rada, searches are taking place , and investigators at the kyiv tax inspectorate believe that the management of the service illegally received 30 billion hryvnias from the budget funny nakhodka the wish list of the head of a certain oksana to reach the hermes handbag a trip to lo ndon a million dollars promotion, but the ex-director of the procurement department of the ministry of defense also found during a search today items that clearly cannot be stored at home, a hand grenade, a kalashnikov assault rifle and cartridges for him, although initially an ex-official named bogdan khmelnitsky was accused of buying low-quality bulletproof vests for the arme

during the searches, the dbr employees were looking at contracts from six years ago with the french airbuselicopter that had delivered to the department, in particular helicopters, avakov added that the contracts were approved by the government and the parliament. searches are conducted not only at avakov, but also at other managers of that time who participated in the purchase of helicopters . did not confirm, according to the sources, investigative actions are carried out by the security service and the bureau of economic security. and the case concerns fraud around carpathian oil and ukrnafta the embezzlement of oil products worth uah 40 billion and the evasion of customs payments, all the details will be clarified in the next issues, and there are already new details of criminal activity, the security service stole the facts of the cooperation of the ex-president motor sich with the terrorists of the so-called dpr, there is no mention of vyacheslav boguslav previously detained by law enforcement officers, he is suspected of working for the aggressor, and the sbu found out that boguslae

turkey has long been trying to withdraw from service our civilian aircraft carriers boeing airbus, which than being serviced. no, now they have an earthquake , a big tragedy for a friend to help, they will refer to it all. now, now it certainly can’t fly, and the big question is what will it be ride? but this is also such a very question all this redirection. you see, import substitution, when one import is replaced by another. it's also really, if we're talking about that. the fact that a russian person begins to settle down in a war is not only happening in our southwestern strategic direction. for all of them for all the fact that our prayers are now with our soldiers, there is a war going on at so many points and in technological in economic in infrastructural and in any other and there is just when it turns out that at each of these points, in fact, you really need to fight. it is necessary to build a completely different country. for now, by the way, these people are an amazing thing, and the fact that we consider ourselves smart , wonderful advanced, certainly not satanic. so far

it happened at about 10 o'clock last night, while the empty american airlines airbus a 3 21 was being towed on a taxiway officials say the plane was hit by a bus shuttling passengers. is between terminals. four people were hospitalized in fair condition to moderate condition. the faa is investigating and it is the latest in a string of close calls involving passenger jets at airports across the country. tax season is upon us and the irs has opened several offices in california for those needing assistance with filing seven offices are open statewide in northern california. people can visit offices in oakland, san jose, sacramento and stockton. these offices all open from nine am to four pm earlier today, on mornings onto we spoke with tax specialist john johnson about the taxpayer assistance program in oakland. it was part of the inflection, the inflation reduction act, they were looking to reach underserved communities and people who have been having long unresolved issues, especially since the pandemic. this gives the irs the opportunity to open his doors to people who normally coul

anastasia popova, but the plane was late for more than an hour at the orlit airport , the government airbusthe british flag on its tails and the inscription united kingdom met the guard of honor and the ukrainian red carpet on it president in flowers. khaki came out to greet french minister of defense sebastian kornev in a dark blue elegant coat. elysee palace, meanwhile a car with german chancellor olaf schulz for the ukrainian guest, they were waiting with macron already together zelensky the whole yard. i had to walk a motorcade, stopped outside the residence , the french president smiled a lot , shook his hand for a long time and constantly stroked the back of his guest schulz, who promised to supply heavy tanks to ukraine. zelensky bowed from the threshold and when he entered the hall to make several statements for the assembled press , he let the european leaders go ahead, but then realized that the ukrainian flag was standing in the other place. all three spoke to each other on you and often used the word dear sponsoring ukraine to european countries is expensive, but they do not pla

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himself announced this in his social networks and said that the matter concerns the purchase of french airbuscopters , tell me honestly, how you hurt me so much, i am crying today, i saw an interview with a man whose wife died, two children, two grandchildren, every such hysteria leads to darkness inside and exhaustion, i learned to transform this pain into creativity, it also hurts me heals, pay attention to your hands, clench your fists, wait 7-10 seconds, then relax for 15-20 seconds, now i will tense my body in the same way for a few seconds and move again, feel whether certain muscles remain tense. if so, work specifically on it, and now imagine a warm wave of relaxation slowly developing with your whole body blowing this technique in your self-help first aid kit i love my city old cozy streets new wide noisy avenues i love the smell of coffee in the morning in a cafe near the house i love my family i respect my neighbors i love children's laughter on the playground in the park, i didn't get tired of looking carefully at the monitor because this is my city, it's hard to stay in line when

the country's largest conglomerate has ordered 250 planes from airbus and another 220 jets from boeing. and it's expecting demand to continue to rise. the new plains will be used to expand air india's footprint and add more long distance routes. boeing projects, passenger traffic, and india will increase 7 percent annually in the next 2 decades. all those comes as the nation's airline business is booming with the government planning to build 80 new airports in the next 5 years. ah, let's not bring in our gas. joining us from london is andrew charlton who's the managing director of aviation advocacy in new delhi. i. j. o. tony found are an editor of live from a lounge. that's a news website on aviation and travel trends. and also in london as aviation and communications consultant dash cup were welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us on the inside story. ha. how significant is this deal for india? well, this is a massive deal by all shapes and sizes. it's the biggest commercial aviation in the history of ation. so yeah, it's not just significant for india, it's signific

and you ask that you said that you hmm airbus went to the simulator. yes, it feels fantastic. left, on the right, they put me. yes, well, yes , a slightly different orientation, but it doesn’t matter, and i adapted very quickly. well, there are 5 minutes. of course, i need to get used to it, because he still has a response. yes, uh, at the sidestick, but i got used to it, but the most important thing is that it 's what it's called, it's not a plane, but a highly automated aircraft. he uh, never give you. e bugs. uh, well make critical mistakes. that is, if you set five meters per second, which is 9 m / s vertical speed, it will keep 9 m / s, set the roll to 15 °, it will keep 15 °. and no matter how hard you try to break it. that's what got me yes i say, let's try it. all the same, that somewhere nothing of the kind fell down. i agree, but there is a small percentage of the incident. no, one hundred percent cannot be trusted. of course, you still need to have hands, of course, be able to do everything for you, god forbid, no doubt. and ours enter only in manual mode, the guys

the volunteers are following original technical drawings discovered in an old filing cabinet at the airbuslunteers. this plane will also feature original mosquito parts. we've rescued this control column from canada. - i can't believe that they're being renovated, resurrected. making a plane out of wood was controversial at first. in world war two, most combat aircraft were made of metal. but for the designer, sir geoffrey de havilland, it wasn't so much about saving money. he believed his wooden aircraft would be light, it would be streamlined because there'd be no metal rivets, and it would be very, very fast. raf cameramen capture a vivid impression of speed, as the squadrons hedge—hop and roof—skim their way to eindhoven. this is the log from your raids over berlin. that's right, yes. what was it like — were you scared, were you excited? what kind of emotions were going through your mind? well, i wouldn't say i was scared. you were more apprehensive, but not not so much with the mozzie. you've got the speed and you've got the height. amazing aircraft. with their current funding, the vo

do i deal with these things when you leave the academy thinking, you're going to fight a foreign airbus every every day instead of your community member. so i think you know, that war, your mentality, that us versus deal is pervasive in the academy. and so this is why you can say that it's deeper than who you higher if you some people say that you are a college kid hitting officers. they bring certain skill sets in, but dependent on their training. and not just basic training their field training officer, the and service trainer, which is more repetitive, the reward structure to really dictate on how they police and they could become tainted by all of those things. and what they came to the force for, right. they real last of the jobs to pay their bills, particular to kids and all these things that the job requires all the things. and so there's a mismatch. and what we're saying we want to do right in how we're training and how we're rewarding. i watched president biden's state of the union address, i guess about 20000000 other americans did. and he acknowledged tyree nichols, parents u