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Hawk 128 flight supports BAE Eurotraining push
UK manufacturer believes consortium's door is open to outsiders as schedule slips
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Royal Jordanian's simulation division put up for sale
Jordan’s government has put the Royal Jordanian Airlines training and simulation division up for sale as part of its continuing privatisation of non-core aviation assets.
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EADS, Northrop sell Aeroframe Services MRO partnership
EADS North America and Northrop Grumman have sold their Lake Charles, Louisiana-based Aeroframe Services partnership to Linden Street Capital of Memphis, Tennessee.
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Lufthansa to help Hainan and Shenzhen open flying school
Lufthansa Flight Training subsidiary InterCockpit plans to open an ab initio flight training school in China with Hainan Airlines and Shenzhen Airlines as joint venture partners
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Discovery spacewalkers to make repairs to heat shield.
As Space Shuttle Discovery and International Space Station (ISS) crews spend their fifth day together, Nasa is planning for a spacewalk that would be unmatched in the history of space travel.
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Bell Helicopter wins US Army contract.
Bell Helicopter has been awarded a $2.2 billion contract by the US Army to build its next generation Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter (ARH).
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US watchdog says FAA has billion dollar deficit problem
A US Government watchdog has warned that the Federal Aviation Administration’s Air Traffic Organization will produce a $4 billion budget deficit by 2010 if its does not implement stringent cost cutting measures.
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Space shuttle crew start second space walk
Crew from the Space Shuttle Discovery kicked off their second spacewalk at 09:42 GMT this morning.
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Korean Air launches Connexion by Boeing
Korean Air (KAL) has started offering Connexion by Boeing's high-speed Internet service on selected flights to the USA.
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Sea Launch wins multiple contract from PanAmSat
Satellite broadcasting company PanAmSat has selected the Sea Launch system for the launch of two new satellites.
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New chief executive of Airbus North America named
Barry Eccleston has been appointed president and chief executive officer of Airbus North America.
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No simple solutions
This year’s Airline IT Summit was a chance for airline chief information officers to put forward their views on IATA’s Simplifying the Business campaign, which they will be responsible for implementing
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Financial analysis: Riding the wave
Industry revenues swung back sharply last year to hit a new high, but there is still a long way to go before the damage of the past three years is repaired. Leading the way were some stellar performances from Asia-Pacific, as well as the low-cost and regional sectors
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Low-cost carriers kick off merger talks in Singapore
Signs of consolidation in Singapore’s crowded budget airline sector have emerged, with Jetstar Asia, launched late last year by Qantas Airways, angling to absorb independent start-up Valuair.
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Air services move up EC-China agenda
China has pledged to enter into air services agreement negotiations with the European Commission (EC) that could eventually lead to national bilaterals being replaced by a deal at European Union (EU) level.