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EBACE: Skynet signs up Jet Aviation for real-time flight information service
The maker of a new web package that pulls together real-time pre-trip information such as airport handling fees and service levels has signed up its highest-profile client.
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EBACE: Europe's completions houses gear up for a flurry of widebody contracts
Europe's large-aircraft completions specialists are poised for an unprecedented surge of demand as Arab and other heads of state replace ageing Boeing 747s with new widebody jets.
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EBACE: Rockwell Collins likely first with HUD to liberate business aviation
Rockwell Collins (stand 7036) is about a year away from the head-up display that will liberate business aviation by allowing approaches into local aerodromes...
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VistaJet unmasked as mystery buyer of Bombaridier business jets
VIP charter operator VistaJet is the mystery customer of two Bombardier Challenger 605 and six Global 6000 business jets.
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Initial AF447 evidence does not require operator action
Airbus has issued an information telex to operators stating that no immediate action is required as a result of preliminary data from the Air France Airbus...
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Endeavour on penultimate shuttle mission
Space shuttle Endeavour launched on 16 May on STS-134, its final mission before retirement and penultimate before the shuttle programme ends.
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EBACE: Embraer makes double sales
The first was an order for three Embraer Legacy 650 business jets for Swiss-owned Fly Comlux charter and management operation in Kazakhstan, with Comlux taking an option to acquire four more of the large-cabin aircraft.
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EBACE: Power line warning system ready for Enstrom 480B helicopter
Improved safety in low-level flight or for approach and departure is now available to Enstrom 480B helicopter owners, through fitting Safe Flight Instrument's power-line detection system, which has just been certificated by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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This week: Briefings
The European Aviation Safety Agency has awarded civil type certification to the Europrop International TP400-D6 engine powering Airbus Military's A400M transport
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Interview
Working Week - Keith Williams
Keith Williams is managing director of Altran Praxis, a UK-based systems and software house whose projects have included the Solar Impulse aircraft, air traffic control systems and tactical unmanned air vehicles.
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Turkey's Hurkus trainer to fly next year
Turkish Aerospace Industries plans to conduct the first flight with its Hurkus turboprop trainer in August 2012 ...
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EBACE: Business aviation must boost profile with politicians
The business aviation community needs to mobilise to emphasise to regulators, politicians and the general public that it provides an essential service that "fosters communities and economies".
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EBACE: Emteq sheds daylight inside the cabin
Emteq has launched "Daylight", a lighting system that is claimed to replicate natural lighting inside the aircraft.
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EBACE: Airbus shows off ACJ319 for K5
Airbus is displaying for the first time a new ACJ319 operated by South Africa's K5-Aviation.
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EBACE: Piaggio announces new dealers for UK and Egypt
Piaggio has appointed P180 Avanti II dealers in the UK and Egypt as it continues to push into new markets for the twin-turboprop.
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EBACE: Bahrain open for business
Bahrain's head of civil aviation is at EBACE to send a clear message to the industry - Bahrain is open for business.
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EBACE: TrueNorth expresses itself
A new wi-fi cabin networking device that securely and affordably manages all wireless communications, in-flight entertainment and cabin management devices has been introduced by TrueNorth Avionics.
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EBACE: Comlux America gets Airbus seal of approval
US completion specialist Comlux America has been given the nod by Airbus to become an authorised cabin outfitter for its family of corporate jets
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Opinion
Comment: The future is big
Emirates is making serious money while EasyJet has its major shareholder worried. The difference between the two may have more to do with hardware than strategy