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Citation II and SII on track for supplental type certification
Clifford Development is on track to receive supplemental type certification (STC) for the Williams...
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Markoss set to receive two CRJ-200s and a -900
Markoss Aviation is set to become the only UK business aircraft charter company to operate Bombardier...
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Selex's Asio could check high-voltage power lines
Selex Sensors and Airborne Systems says it is in discussions with a Europe-based high-voltage power line operator...
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PICTURE: Bulgaria's first refurbished MiG-29 fighter re-enters service
The Bulgarian air force's first of 16 refurbished RSK MiG-29 fighters re-entered service...
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SSTL proves Galileo can help monitor sea weather
Surrey Satellite Technology (SSTL) and the University of Surrey have used reflected...
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PICTURE: First RAF TriStar arrives for avionics upgrade
The UK Royal Air Force's first of nine Lockheed TriStar tanker/transports has been delivered to Marshall Aerospace for a major avionics upgrade ...
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Australia's ATSB looks to minimise the risk of disorientation
Spatial disorientation (SD) is an ever-present risk to aviation but there are many steps that can be taken to minimise the risk of disorientation occurring...
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PICTURES: UK’s fifth Boeing C-17 nears completion
Flight International has obtained exclusive images as the UK Royal Air Force's fifth Boeing C-17 nears factory completion
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RUAG to relaunch Dornier 228 production in Germany
David Kaminski-Morrow London Switzerland-based aviation and defence firm RUAG is to restart production of the Dornier 228 turboprop at the former Fairchild...
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JetBird gears up to launch low-cost executive air taxi programme
JetBird has raised €21m ($31 million) of new funding, as it moves closer to launching Europe's first low-cost...