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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Boeing confident 787 issues will not affect first flight schedule
Boeing hopes this week to know when it can begin final assembly of the delayed fourth flight-test 787 airframe , as...
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Airbus approval for in-flight cellphone system
Airbus approval for in-flight cellphone system
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Arik fights fuel hikes by refining its own
Arik fights fuel hikes by refining its own
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Superjet wins $630m order – and promises more
Superjet wins $630m order – and promises more
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Boeing deal helps Dunlop ply its trade
Boeing deal helps Dunlop ply its trade
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: GKN delivers first winglets for Boeing 767-300ER
GKN delivers first winglets for Boeing 767-300ER
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: GE and Safran plan CFM-style nacelle partnership
GE and Safran plan CFM-style nacelle partnership
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Alteon shifts 787 training suite to Miami
Alteon shifts 787 training suite to Miami
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Green agenda drives engines of the future
Fuel costs will drive engine configuration, says King
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Sales remain strong despite Dreamliner delays
Sales remain strong despite Dreamliner delays
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Boeing moves into scrap business
Boeing is moving into the next-generation scrap business, teaming with Italy's Alenia Aeronautica to help establish a composite waste recycling centre near...
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Apollo rebrands as ThyssenKrupp Aerospace for new mission
ThyssenKrupp Services is relaunching Apollo Metals, which it acquired in January, as ThyssenKrupp Aerospace, in a bid to cater to the increasingly global...
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Turboprop turnaround
ATR chief Stephane Mayer is on a mission to prove that the recent turboprop boom is far from a flash in the pan by developing a new aircraft family with even better operating economics.
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: IAE reaches a milestone – but Beatty is looking ahead
IAE reaches a milestone – but Beatty is looking ahead