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Southwest Flight 3396 loses power in its No. 2 engine after takeoff, diverts to Los Angeles and lands safely with no injuries among 97 aboard：On Nov. 6, Southwest Airlines Flight 3396 lost power in its No. 2 engine shortly after departing John Wayne Airport in California. The crew declared an emergency and diverted the Boeing 737-700, carrying 97 people, to Los Angeles International Airport, where it landed safely with no injuries. Passengers were rebooked on a replacement flight to San Jose. Southwest Flight 3396

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Spokane Airport invests in a Central Hall planned to link three concourses, Airbus A320 radar lab completes commissioning flights and enters service, Airbus needs 259 more deliveries to reach its roughly 870-aircraft annual target：Spokane International Airport is investing $335 million in a Central Hall planned to connect three concourses and consolidate security screening. The Airbus A320 ATRA flying laboratory, developed with the German Aerospace Center and fitted with a Eurofighter nose, has completed its commissioning flights and entered service as a test bed for the Eurofighter's next-generation E-Scan radar. Airbus delivered 74 aircraft in October, bringing its year-to-date total to 621; it needs 259 more deliveries in November and December to reach its annual target of about 870 aircraft. Aviation brief roundup

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