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The Monitor has not been able to confirm those reports. Still, that possibility adds to the urgency of finding the plane's black boxes. As each hour passes, the signals they send out lose a little strength. By the end of the month, they could fade altogether, turning a difficult search of a mountainous undersea landscape into an all-but-impossible one.
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A French nuclear submarine is scouring the Atlantic where debris has been found, listening for "pinger signals" from the black boxes. Special probes called "pinger locators" from the US Navy are expected to be part of the search in several days.
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Hello, I recently bought the a330. It is a brilliant aircraft. I only have 1 problem with it, The dome light does not work and it does not brighten the flight deck. Can someone please help me with fixing this?
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I did, however, have to do about 3 x 2 hour flights before I stopped. Fortunately, I had no problem with those. That may have been because of one or more of the following (a) I cracked a tooth and the dental people then did major work on both it and the adjacent wisdom tooth, (b) I attended an accupuncturist, and/or (c) I left as long a time as possible between flights to let whatever internal bit of me might have been aggravated to recover.