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Profile: The Gospel according to Michael O'Leary
Love him or hate him, Michael O'Leary has transformed Ryanair into one of the most successful airlines ever. But beyond the headline hype, what really makes Ryanair tick?
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Business aviation in brief
Universal Weather and Aviation has launched a free web site to help operators understand and...
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VIDEO: New Wings In Sight
Orbis International's old soldier gets final marching orders before introduction of MD-10 'Flying Eye Hospital'
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European Union expects civil unmanned air vehicles to use general aviation equipment
European unmanned air vehicles technology investigation predicts 15 years of development...
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Nigerian Eagle seeks funds after Virgin rebrand
Former Virgin-branded carrier chases $185 million in fresh funding
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BA to press on with Open Skies
Oneworld carrier set to invest in all-premium transatlantic operation
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Cautious optimism for Asian carriers
The Asian economic pick-up is lifting spirits, but the recovery for airlines in the region remains in the embryonic stages
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Time called on Qantas ownership limits
Australia to bring foreign ownership rule on Qantas in line with other carriers by lifting long-standing special restrictions
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Open skies to fuel Japan-US pacts
Newly-struck aviation deal clears the path for ANA and JAL to pursue US carrier antitrust immunity agreements
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US airlines bullish over improving revenues
Optimism is spreading among US major carriers that positive revenue trends will continue even if economic growth stagnates in 2010. Executives at US carriers...
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NewsMAS orders 15 A330s
Malaysia Airlines (MAS) has ordered 15 Airbus A330-300s, with options to purchase another 10, in a total order worth $5 billion. The aircraft will...
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UK GA pilots offered GPS to prevent airspace violations
Worried by the number of violations of restricted airspace by general aviation aircraft, UK air navigation service provided NATS has taken the unprecedented...
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Korea's Jin Air starts international flights
Korean Air's low-cost subsidiary Jin Air has started its first international service to Bangkok.
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787 first flight is just the start for gruelling programme
For Boeing, first flight may have been the end of a long road to get the 787 flying, but the milestone signals a start...
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Comment: In space, it's best not to go alone
Next year could be a milestone for space exploration. The world's major spacefaring nations should be fleshing out plans for a new era of collaborative missions...
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Comment: A military aviation authority is a good idea, but it could still be badly executed
Setting up an independent military aviation authority to oversee airworthiness standards is an excellent idea, but those in charge are going to need a special type of bravery to be effective
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Argentina gives green light to GA8 Airvan
Australian general aviation manufacturer Gippsland Aeronautics has received Argentinian certification of its GA8...
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ANZ posts 3.7% fall in November traffic
Air New Zealand (ANZ) has reported a 3.7% fall in passenger traffic in November.
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Sikorsky hands over S-434 to Saudi government
The Saudi Arabian government has become the launch customer for the Sikorsky...