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Bombardier to move Learjet 85 work to Mexico
Bombardier will shift structural manufacturing for the all-composite Learjet 85 from Grob Aerospace to the Canadian company's two-year-old factory in Queretaro,...
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Suborbital travel has low carbon footprint says ESA
Suborbital flights could have a better carbon footprint per passenger than transatlantic airline travel, a preliminary European Space Agency study has found. The...
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Dutch to join F-35 testing
The Dutch Parliament has approved participating in initial operational test and evaluation (IOT&E) of the Joint Strike Fighter, and making a 10% down payment...
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VIDEO: Softening economic environment means fare prices will have to go up says BA's Walsh
VIDEO: Softening economic environment means fare prices will have to go up says BA's Walsh
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Thales reveals new lightweight missile for UAVs, helicopters
Thales will on 2 June unveil a low cost, lightweight multirole missile system which could equip unmanned air vehicles and helicopters from 2011 ...
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Embraer eyes Israeli short-haul carriers
Israel's two domestic and regional carriers, Arkia and Israir, have been briefed by Embraer on its 175 and 190 regional jet types as possible replacements...
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VIDEO: Watch the latest interviews from IATA's 2008 AGM in Istanbul
See all the latest interviews from Istanbul as we bring you all the big industry figures attending the 64th IATA Annual General Meeting and World Air Transport Summit
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TACA confirms A320 runway overrun in Honduras
Flight 390 operated by El Salvadorian airline TACA with an Airbus A320 overran the runway upon landing this morning at Toncontin Airport in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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Eclipse launches four-seat VLJ, raises price on Eclipse 500
Eclipse Aviation has started taking orders for the four-seat Eclipse 400 single-engine jet less than one year after flying the prototype for the first time.
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A380 delay will hasten move to eliminate travelled work
Airbus will use the latest programme delay to the A380 to bring forward the target date...
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Comment - Unshackling Airbus
It is difficult for the parents that nurtured it, but Europe's airliner manufacturer is all grown up and needs to make its own way in the world, even if that means setting up home elsewhere
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Comment- No argument: Cranfield challenge is toxic
Commissioned by the UK Department for Transport, Cranfield University is carrying out scientific tests to establish what contaminants are occasionally released...
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Business – good week
Bombardier Belfast The airframer will recruit 100 new employees over the next few months for its growing Northern Ireland plant. The recruitment drive comes...
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Business – bad week
Northwest staff The carrier saw the most dramatic drop in maintenance workers among US network airlines since 2000, from 5,852 (13.9 per aircraft) to 255...