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Dutch to consider Gripen NG for F-16 replacement
The Netherlands has expanded its search for a new fighter to include Saab's Gripen NG, but has eliminated the Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornet and Lockheed Martin F-22 ...
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ESA studies 'super' constellation
The European Space Agency is to study integrating telecommunications, Earth observation and navigation satellites into one constellation that it claims could...
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DARPA's Hummingbird unmanned helicopter comes of age
It has taken 10 years and a lot of patience, but the Boeing A160 unmanned helicopter is finally beginning to repay the faith shown by its backers
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Hyper Helos: Prototypes coming off the drawing board and into the race
Prototype hybrid helicopters are now coming off the drawing board and entering the market as the world's manufacturers concentrate on speed and versatility
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Russia pushes pushers
Russia is concentrating on high-speed technologies to ensure profitable growth for its helicopter industry VLADIMIR...
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Boeing to assess schedule after Dreamliner Four damage
Boeing will know soon the impact of time consuming repairs on the Dreamliner Four schedule after the centre fuselage barrel was damaged during a production...
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Foreign Service: F-35 tackles pricing issue for foreign buyers
As Customers start lining up for the F-35, Lockheed Martin is adopting a novel approach to make the Joint Strike Fighter's price tag as attractive as possible.
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Can Sukhoi, Mitsubishi and China's ACAC make an impact in the regional jet market?
Over the past decade, the line between what constitutes a regional jet and a small narrowbody has grown increasingly blurred as regional aircraft manufacturers...
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Kaiser Aluminum surcharge could set expensive trend
Kaiser Aluminum, a supplier of aluminium to Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier Aerospace and Lockheed...
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EU ministers back unilateral emissions deal
Brussels' controversial move to go it alone by unilaterally imposing emissions trading on international aviation could force foreign airlines to shore up...
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UK government: the final space frontier?
Will the UK respond to pleas from space lobbyists to increase investment in the space industry, and take advantage of the Earth-based benefits it can deliver?
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Europe experiments with ways to cut fuel-wasting extended approaches to airports
Eurocontrol wants to eliminate fuel-wasting extended approaches to airports and an experiment being conducted at Stockholm could show how to do it
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NTSB chief worried by EMS helicopter collision
A fatal collision between two emergency medical service helicopters in Flagstaff, Arizona has prompted the US National...
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Corporate CRJ200 set for delivery
Tailwind Capital is planning to deliver this month the first corporate-configured Bombardier CRJ200 regional jet to Dutch company Solidair as demand for...