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By Darren Shannon in Washington DCBoeing today delivered the 2,000th aircraft from its 737-600/700/800/900 family of aircraft. This is a tremendous
adidas samba adidas day for the Boeing team and our customers, says the US manufacturersvice presidentand 737 general manager Mark Jenkins, in a statement celebrating the delivery of the aircraft, a 737-700, to Southwest Airlines pictured below . The 737 family just keeps getting better and better, and this milestone is a reflection of the continued value our customers place on the aircraft and the people who des
air force one ign, build and support them, he adds. Earlier this year, the current aircraft family eclipsed order totals for Classic 737s, says Boeing. As of 30 June 2006, 97 customers have placed orders for more than 3,300 aircraft. The programme has 1,365 unfilled orders with a value of $91 billion at current list prices. Boeings Next Generation 737 has been in service since 1998. According to the US manufacturer, the fleet has accumulated more than 24 million flight hours and flown more than 12 million flights.InJanuary, forty-oneyears after its launch, the 5,000th examp
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Sebastien Lifshitzs moving documentary pay tribute to a 1960s getaway for transgender women and cross-dressersSource: Susan Norget Film PromotionCasa SusannaDir: Sebastien Lifshitz. US. 2022. 97 mins.In the wake of the pandemic lockdowns, there has been a noticeable trend in documentaries using
yeti archive material to explore their subjects. While Sebastien Lifshitzs deeply moving film about a 1960s haven for transgender women and cross-dressers boasts an impressive wealth of such footage,Casa Susanna also acts as a reminder of how important personal testimony is in bringing the emotional fabric of a story to life.Theres a fair bit of myth-busting hereLifshitz has tackled transgender experiences befo
yeti usa re with Wild Side and Bambi, and most recently showed how adept he was at immersive portraiture with 2020s Little Girl, about a child questioning their gender. His latest film also has a vibrant immediacy that is likely to prove winning to audiences at its Venice Days world premiere and beyond as it travels to Toronto. With backing from BBCs Storyville, it is also on course to meet the wider audience it deserves.Memories are placed front and centre as the director approaches the story of Casa Susanna 鈥?an unassuming house in New Yorks Catskills where men could freely adopt a female identity 鈥?from the perspective of some of those who found refuge there or whose lives were touched by extension. The power of recollection is evident fro
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