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BJETS plans Asia's first fractional ownership operation
Asia is set to welcome its first dedicated fractional ownership operation in the second quarter of 2008 after BJETS , a Singapore-based...
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Ten teams enter Google Lunar X Prize Moon landing competition
Ten teams have registered for the $30 million Google Lunar X Prize to land a privately funded robotic rover on the Moon. They are: the Aeronautics and Cosmonautics...
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Canadian government gives $19.6 million repayable investment to D-JET
Diamond Aircraft has received a $19.6 million ($19.2 million) "repayable investment" from the Canadian...
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No more than 75% of today’s orderbook is rock solid: ILFC's Udvar-Hazy
Aircraft manufacturers should brace themselves for some difficult times ahead as customers begin to take a second look at the aircraft orders they placed...
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UK prepares for multirole deployment of Eurofighter Typhoon
The UK Royal Air Force appears to be on track to meet its target of being able to deploy the multirole Eurofighter Typhoon internationally from July, with...
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NewsA350 GE engine could power future A380 variants: Hazy
ILFC boss urges development of large turbofan for Airbus long-range twin as well as future versions of superjumbo
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Dassault moves to tighten belt despite record 2007
Dassault is cautiously tightening its belt despite having just celebrated a record 2007 when...
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Learjet 60XR: Made in America by Americans
manufacturing Made in America by Americans By many accounts, Bombardier's...
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Algeria returns 'faulty' MiG-29s
Algeria is returning 12 RSK MiG-29SMT single-seat fighters and UBT-model trainers to Russia, after refusing to accept the aircraft amid allegations of poor...
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Learjet 60XR: Legacy of Velocity
Legacy of velocity John Croft Wichita, Kansas Cutaway tim hall When Bombardier decided to upgrade the Learjet 60, it listened to what pilots...
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US military plays down strategic significance of satellite shoot-down
After apparently successfully shooting down an errant spy satellite, the US military is playing down the strategic significance of the first use of its ballistic-missile...