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Europeans ponder Bombardier's fate
Clipped to the Drawing Board by George Tan  

 Safety engineers will be gnashing their teeth as they ponder this one -

EUROPEAN safety officials have called a crisis meeting to discuss the fate of Bombardier Q400 airliners, despite findings that the problem behind a crash-landing in Copenhagen on Saturday is not linked to a flaw responsible for two previous crashes.

 

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