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PICTURE: US border guards start buy for third Predator B batch
The Customs and Border Protection agency released a “presolictation notice” on 13 December to buy more Predator Bs, the medium-altitude aircraft the agency has acquired for unarmed border surveillance missions.
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UK could provide instruments for Chinese lunar rover
China's next attempt at lunar exploration, its rover mission Chang'e-2, could use UK instruments if ongoing Sino-British academic contacts develop into government-approved...
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Thales makes strategic partnership with NPO-PM
Franco-Italian joint venture Thales Alenia Space and Russia's satellite specialist NPO-PM have agreed to develop a new...
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PICTURE: Hungary's last three Gripen fighters delivered
Hungary's last three of 14 Saab Gripen C/D fighters have arrived in the country, after a delivery flight from Sweden ...
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Back to the future: The Avro Vulcan
The Vulcan prototype made its show debut at Farnborough in 1952, three days after its first flight... ...now, funding permitting, the restored XH558...
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Vulcan XH558 needs £100,000 to complete flight-test programme
The Vulcan To The Sky Trust is in desperate need for £100,000 ($200,000) to fund the completion of the flight-test programme...
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This week briefings
SIKORSKY LIFTS MASSIVE H-60 HAWK ORDER HELICOPTERS Sikorsky on 13 December signed a contract worth a potential $11.6 billion to build up to 800 helicopters...
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EADS receives €60 million contract for Advanced UAV study
EADS has launched a 15-month risk-reduction phase for Europe's Advanced unmanned air vehicle initiative ...
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SAS Denmark tipped to recommend CRJs replace Q400s
Scandinavian Airlines' Danish division is expected to recommend that SAS Group takes Bombardier CRJ700 and CRJ900 regional jets as replacements for the Dash...
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Malaysia signs support deal for Pilatus PC-7 trainers
Malaysian firm Airod has been selected to support the nation's air force fleet of Pilatus PC-7 Mk II trainers ...
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Carriers face censure despite IOSA audits
Despite increasing worldwide use of the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), which has been adopted as an official quality-control tool by many national...
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Blink to be Europe's first low-cost air taxi operator
Blink looks set to become Europe's first low-cost air taxi operator having successfully completed a $30 million round of equity funding to acquire the first...
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Messier-Dowty lands gear contract for Airbus A350XWB
Messier deal Messier-Dowty has been confirmed as supplier of the main landing gear for the Airbus A350 XWB. The Safran Group company had been selected...
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Boeing predicts slip to USAF's KC-X tanker decision
The US Air Force may delay its decision on the KC-X tanker contract until six months after the planned award date, possibly dragging the bidding process...