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European planemaker Airbus said Thursday that it secured 2,094 net plane orders last year, a record for the group as airlines prepare for further global passenger growth and seek out more fuel-efficient planes.
still grabbed their carry-ones. when passengers do not follow the instructions and do not leave their belongings in the airplane, they re not only putting themselves at risk, they re putting others at risk because they re blocking exits. reporter: in tokyo, tragedy, but survival on the runway. and tom, another grim reminder of why we need to listen to the safety announcements. i understand japanese investigators will be joined by french investigators looking into why this happened. yeah, that s right. because it s an airbus plane, the french team will be assisting. they ll look at whether there was a communication breakdown and if the japanese pilots could even see the smaller plane on the runway, lester. tom costello, thank you. the day after that devastating earthquake in western japan, at least 55 people are now reported dead as rescuers race to find survivors. janis mackey frayer is in japan where the officials say the death toll is likely to rise. reporter: tonight,
Air India was operating an Airbus A320 plane, which arrived at the Kolkata Airport from Mumbai, and the engine blade was found to be bent during checks after boarding for the return flight.