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Jet Airways plans new Mumbai-Kathmandu service
Jet Airways plans to start a daily service between Mumbai and Kathmandu from 2 December.
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NZ's Infratil sells stake in Auckland airport
New Zealand-based infrastructure investment company Infratil has sold its 3.87% stake in Auckland International Airport (AIA).
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Gol posts $46m 3Q net profit
Brazil's Gol has posted a third quarter net profit of R$78 million ($46 million) despite a 16% reduction in revenues.
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This Week briefing
Portable in-flight entertainment specialist e.Digital has filed a US federal court lawsuit against Canon, Nokia, Panasonic, Samson Technologies and 15 other firms, alleging infringement of its flash memory technology patents.
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NewsPICTURES: Mexicana officially joins Oneworld
Mexicana this evening became the 11th member of the Oneworld alliance, marking the end of an 18 month incorporation process for the carrier's ascension into...
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NetJets reports on eco-operations progress
Business jet fractional ownership operator NetJets has put figures on its progress toward its stated objective of carbon-neutral operations. It reports a...
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Robust Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's commitment to expand its military power is unrelenting, with deals pending for an array of equipment
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UAE: building an arsenal
The United Arab Emirates continues to sign waves of high-profile weapons contracts - and there are more to come
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UK targets dramatic engine production cost cutting
Rolls-Royce is leading a new and well-funded UK project to develop and introduce low-carbon aircraft engine technology. The £90 million ($149 million)...
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Hub development key to Gulf carrier strategies
THE DEVELOPMENT of their international airport hubs is central to the Gulf's three global network...
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JAXA aims for M2 turbojet drop test in 2010
Japan plans in 2010 to drop-test a subscale engine that will accelerate to Mach 2 over Sweden's Esrange test area. The Japan Aerospace Exploration...
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Ayla Aviation Academy takes off at Aqaba
Aqaba's location on the Red Sea offers a strong focus for Ayla Aviation Academy to attract business from across the region
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Woven fibres show supersonic combustion promise
Airframes made of stacked hollow spheres and combustion chambers fabricated with woven carbonfibres could be possible following a three-year...
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NewsA380’s stellar performance undermined by ongoing technical issues: operators
Airbus giant's stellar performance undermined by ongoing technical issues say superjumbo's initial operators
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Gulf Air and Oman Air - out of the shadow of the network carriers
Niche players Gulf Air and Oman Air are making efforts to avoid beingeclipsed by their ever-expanding neighbours
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Ukraine's Dniproavia set to take ex-Alitalia ERJs
Fourteen ex-Alitalia Embraer ERJ-145s being sold as part of the Italian carrier's administration process are to be operated by Ukrainian carrier Dniproavia. ATI ...
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Seabird Aviation Jordan has high hopes for Seeker aerial surveillance platform
Seabird Aviation Jordan's aerial surveillance platform offers versatile and economic solution for homeland security role
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Border security
The Arab countries immediately bordering Israel are ramping up weapons spending. The US government is pumping more military aid into Jordan and Lebanon....
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FlyDubai sees huge opportunities for growth of Gulf’s embryonic low-cost sector
The arrival of budget airline FlyDubai is expected to cause ripples among other major operators in the Gulf
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Royal Jordanian focuses on regional jet links feeding long-haul flights to West
Royal Jordanianaims to connect kingdom and its neighbours to the West with mix of regional and widebody jets