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PARIS: El Al fields first C-Music-protected 737
An Elbit Systems C-Music anti-missile turret has been flown on an El Al 737-800 for the first time ...
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PARIS: French army orders additional NH90s
NH Industries has won a follow-on order for 34 NH90 tactical transport helicopters from the French army. The order adds to a previous...
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PARIS: Parker and Airbus progress on fuel cell research
Parker Aerospace will start lab testing on parts it is developing to create a fuel cell collaboration with Airbus next month, says Mark Czaja, the supplier's group vice-president, technology and innovation.
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United Technologies fined $473 million for inflating jet engine charges
United Technologies (UTC) has been ordered to pay $473 million plus interest to the US government for making false claims and overcharging on military engines.
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PARIS: Talks continue over first A400M delivery
With a starring role as part of a Bastille Day flypast in Paris on 14 July at stake, the French military's airworthiness authorities are working at full...
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PARIS: USA moves to reform export controls
The US government is taking steps to ease the licensing burden to sell US-built aircraft and engines on the world market.
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PARIS: Saab could take pilot out of Gripen, says CEO
Saab's investment in technologies linked to Europe's Neuron unmanned combat air system demonstration programme could in the future enable it to take the pilot out of its Gripen E/F fighter, believes chief executive Håkan Buskhe.
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PARIS: Odyssey distances itself from previous all-premium attempts
Odyssey Airlines' premium business model will be "very different" from past failed premium carriers, says founder and chief executive Adam Scott.
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PARIS: Stage set for Eurofighter Meteor integration
The Eurofighter consortium has entered a contract with the NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency (NETMA) that clears the way for the integration of the MBDA Meteor beyond visual range air-to-air missile on the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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PARIS: Ryanair targets Germany but rules out Russia
Growth in the German market is firmly in Ryanair's sights as the Irish low-cost carrier bids to boost passenger numbers beyond 100 million per annum by 2020...
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PARIS: Metal Master launches Flaris LAR-1 very light personal jet
Polish engineering company Metal Master unveiled at the show yesterday the Flaris LAR-1 ultra-light personal jet, the first of a trio of general aviation aircraft the Podgorzyn-based company has under development.
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PARIS: Rostec partners with Diamond for Russian utility transport
Russian industrial conglomerate Rostec and Austria's Diamond Aircraft are to partner to develop and produce a low-cost utility transport aircraft for the Russian market to enter service in 2016
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Etihad Airways doubles frequency on Abu Dhabi-Kuala Lumpur route
Etihad Airways will add a new daily flight between Abu Dhabi and Kuala Lumpur starting 15 July. The double daily flights will be operated by two Airbus...
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Finnair expands Tel Aviv and Dubai into the winter
Finnair will launch two weekly flights between Helsinki and Tel Aviv starting in November. In addition, Finnair will launch five weekly flights on...
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PARIS: VIDEO - O’Leary breaks air-show boycott with 737 order
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary broke a personal boycott on air show attendance to confirm a $3 billion order - at list prices - for 175 Boeing 737-800s.
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PARIS: VistaJet adds another $1 billion Bombardier jets to orderbook
VistaJet has increased its backlog of Bombardier business jets after signing for up to 40 Challenger 350s, which could be worth as much as $1.04 billion at list prices.
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PARIS: Turbomeca secures first ever contract with Bell
Olivier Andriès, chief executive of helicopter engine manufacturer Turbomeca, is celebrating after securing a contract to supply its Arrius 2R powerplant on Bell Helicopter's new short light single - the first time the two rotorcraft stalwarts have ever collaborated.
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PARIS: Dassault hopes Canada will hold open fighter competition
Canada should hold an open competition for its next-generation fighter programme, a senior Dassault official says.
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Aerotec homes in on new customers for Gazelle upgrade
Aerotec Group is using Paris to target new customers for potential upgrades to legacy Aérospatiale Gazelle attack helicopters.
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PARIS: Italian air force could get M-345 HET
Italy has signalled its desire to offer a new-generation jet trainer to the international market, with the signing by Alenia Aermacchi of a letter of intent at the show to study the development of the M-345 HET.