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FAA budget to spark user fee fight
Airlines demand greater contribution to airspace costs from business flyers as financing plan goes to Congress
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Farnborough and AIR head for arbitration showdown
Feud continues as US judge orders F1 prototype information to be handed over
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High Flyers
Airlines in Asia are on the crest of a wave, with mainline carriers holding their own, low-cost newcomers flourishing and orders booming. But can the growth be sustained?
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Chinese turn
China’s indigenous regional jet, the ARJ21, is on track for service entry in 2009 – but the aircraft will have to be slightly bigger than originally planned
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First in freight
Asia is the hub of the world’s 747 cargo-conversion market, with the region’s overhaulers performing the work and its airlines accounting for most of the orders
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Blocked charter
Red tape hinders the growth of corporate aviation in some Asian countries, but change is coming, albeit slowly, with China and Taiwan drafting new rules
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Basic instinct
Singapore could be a springboard to success on a wider scale for one of four manufacturers striving to win a key deal with the republic’s air force
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All eyes on asia
An SIA-liveried Airbus A380 and contenders for the city state’s basic trainer contest will be among stars of the last Asian Aerospace to be held in Singapore
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Road to riches
The rapid expansion of Asian economies – particularly in China – is acting as a magnet for European investors. But will US sabre-rattling hold them back?
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Moving upwards
European and US space industries are facing tougher competition from emerging Asian economies, but national ambitions may keep the tigers caged