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Ryanair warns on carbon dioxide 'hysteria'
Ryanair hit out at the negative publicity surrounding aviation's contribution to carbon dioxide emissions as the Irish low-cost carrier firmed options to...
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Mixed mode hope for Heathrow
The world's most congested two-runway airport shelves proposals for time-based separation procedures
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Bombardier to end CRJ sales once NextGen assembly ramps up
Bombardier will cease offering its current-model CRJs once the assembly line for production of its new generation series of regional jets, dubbed "CRJ NextGen"...
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P&W JSF engine damaged in test
Driveshaft breaks after deliberate 'hard stall' during ground run with mock-up of lift-fan inlet planned for STOVL F-35
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Lift-fan inlet door problems led to rethink
Lockheed Martin redesigned the lift-fan inlet on the F-35B with an aft-hinged door after problems with the bifold doors on the X-35 concept demonstrator...
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How airport development could help the UK
Last year the UK undersecretary of state for transport Derek Twigg made a statement to parliament describing the state of the government's plans for "examining...
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Airbus reassures suppliers
Airbus is moving to reassure suppliers of their long-term future as partners of the manufacturer as it pushes ahead with its radical Power8 restructuring...
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Facing the crunch - Heathrow airport
One of the world's primary aviation hubs is saturated, and choices about its future have to be made soon - and with clarity
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Italian air force to acquire 14 M-346 advanced trainers
State funding to secure aircraft from 2009 will boost Alenia Aermacchi's export hopes
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Malaysian air force goes multirole with new Su-30s
The air force's first 12 MKM-standard aircraft will be delivered this year Malaysia has accepted its first two of 18 Sukhoi Su-30MKM multirole fighters...
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Singapore seals deal for Hermes 450 UAVs
Singapore is to acquire an unspecified number of Elbit Systems Hermes 450 unmanned air vehicles to operate alongside its fleet of Israel Aerospace Industries...
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Australia to keep struggling Super Seasprites
The Australian Department of Defence has spared the Royal Australian Navy's Kaman SH-2(G)A Super Seasprite project from cancellation, but warns that the...
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Moon and Mars programme costs estimated at $500bn
ESA adviser says expense means exploration should be billed as global enterprise
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International space co-operation framework unveiled
A joint framework for a global space exploration strategy enabling vehicle interoperability and property rights agreements has been made public by its authors...