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Airlines & Airports No matter if you are a professional or enthusiast we spread aviation news for everyone. Statoil Chopper Crashes Off Norway Coast, Fate of 13 on Board Unknown A helicopter has crashed off the west coast of Norway near Bergen. A number of people are visible in the sea, while the helicopter was totally destroyed, witnesses told the TV2 news channel, as cited by Reuters. Read more Airlines & Airports Qatar Airways Urges Airbus To Resolve A350 ‘issues’ Qatar Airways increased pressure on Europe’s Airbus over aircraft reliability on Wednesday, saying it had some “issues” with the A350 passenger jet, barely a year after it entered service. Read more Singapore Airlines Hires Austrian Airlines Looking for Women Pilots for The First 160 New Pilots Time Austrian Airlines is expanding Singapore Airlines (SIA) has, for the bilateral air traffic between Austria first time, hired women to fly its and Germany. planes. 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