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The airliner's chief executive, Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, said Malaysia Airlines was prepared to fly families to Australia but noted that the Australian government would grant visas to relatives only if evidence of the plane were found.

The airliner's chief executive, Ahmad Jauhari Yahya, said Malaysia Airlines was prepared to fly families to Australia but noted that the Australian government would only grant visas to relatives after evidence of the plane had been found.

Parachutes for all of a commercial airliner's passengers would weigh an enormous amount, requiring airlines to carry fewer people and increasing ticket prices.

His firm's customers are using Xtegra to provide protection from mine explosions, shrapnel in tank crew compartments, the rupture of oil-drilling manifolds and lashing from hurricanes.A European consortium of nine partners including Meridiana, an Italian airline, is developing an auxetic textile capable of containing a blast in an airliner's luggage hold.

Some of the airliner's tires ruptured during the landing and its undercarriage was damaged.

In Moscow, the commandeered airliner's next stop, for refueling, nine riders were allowed off.

Even after the reported shooting down of the Malaysian airliner, Europe's foreign ministers struggled to convince.

Chinese satellite pictures of debris in the South China Sea are not connected to the missing Malaysian airliner, Malaysia's transport minister says.

A top American intelligence official has said that "no direct evidence" has yet emerged pointing to terrorism being involved in Saturday's crash of a Russian Metrojet airliner in Egypt's Sinai desert that killed all 224 people on board.

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Well, the essence of a great world power is its edge in producing not services but manufactured products that other people want -- Boeing's airliners, for example, Intel's semiconductors and Caterpillar's earth-moving equipment.