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SAS discovers further Q400s affected by corrosion
Inspections of SAS Group's grounded Bombardier Q400 turboprop fleet have revealed further instances of corrosion similar to that found on the aircraft that...
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Northrop Grumman foresees switch to A330-200F for KC-X
Northrop Grumman believes its KC-30 proposal will "inevitably" switch airframes to the Airbus A330-200F model if its team wins the $40 billion KC-X contract for the US Air Force.
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Commercial Aviation Report - new online service coming soon
The new Commercial Aviation Online, due to launch from 1st October, will deliver focussed aircraft finance news and analysis daily on the web
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IFE investment in major upturn after sluggish years
Major players in the in-flight entertainment and communications industry are witnessing a substantial rise in airline expenditure for premium on-board services,...
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UTS, Tasuma eye Hawkeye UAV pact
UK-based Universal Target Systems is in discussion with Tasuma about development of the latter company's Hawkeye III mini unmanned air vehicle...
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VIDEO: French air force EC725 helicopters complete Afghan deployment
Two French air force EC725s have returned home after amassing more than 670 flight hours in Afghanistan...
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Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne tests dual-mode ramjet for DARPA hypersonic Falcon
Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne ...
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Honeywell opens advanced systems lab in Mexico
Honeywell Aerospace has opened a system integration laboratory in Mexicali, Mexico to develop technologies...
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French Mirage fighters to arrive at Afghan airbase
France expects by late September to strengthen its support to NATO's International Security Assistance Force by relocating six of its air force Dassault...
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EADS to expand Sharc UAV’s flight envelope
EADS Innovation Works plans to expand the flight envelope of its co-axial...
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Technology notes 25 September 2007
Early control design saves money AVIONICS Developing an aircraft's flight-control system at an earlier stage to avoid later costly redesign is the...
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MTU to test engine core active control in 2009
An engine core using active technologies is to be tested at MTU's Munich facility in the third quarter of 2009 under the four-year, €71 million ($98.5 million)...
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European industry strategy plans for emissions results
Members of a European project developing a strategy to reduce aeroengine emissions are seeking funding for research into advanced combustor technology, computational...
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Airbus A330-200 freighter could air launch space tourists says study
Three air launch concepts for suborbital vehicle systems could gain European Union funding, as a similar project ending this October proposes a costed
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SpaceX passes key design and safety reviews
Space Exploration Technologies' (SpaceX) Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon...