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Larger CSeries CS500 would be "ideal" for Southwest: AirInsight
Bombardier should add a 150-seat, single-class CS500 with 32in pitch to its CSeries family, as such an aircraft would be "highly competitive" and provide...
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VIDEO: Images reveal battle to set down crippled Dagestan Tu-154
Extraordinary video images have emerged of the emergency landing by a crippled Dagestan Airlines Tupolev Tu-154 which illustrates the crew's battle to put...
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Volaris plans to add four to five US gateways in 2011
Mexican low-cost carrier Volaris is planning to boost capacity to California this month and add four to five new US gateways next year, including Fort Lauderdale...
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Continental to appeal 'absurd' verdict in Concorde trial
Continental Airlines will appeal today's verdict by a French court that holds both the airline and a mechanic guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the July...
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MEBA: Bombardier opens Dubai support office
Bombardier Aerospace has opened a new regional support office in Dubai, increasing service levels for its Learjet, Challenger and Global aircraft customers in the Middle East and Africa.
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Condor to replace short-haul fleet with 30 A320s
German holiday carrier Condor is to acquire around 30 aircraft to replace its entire short- and medium-haul fleet under the renewal programme being undertaken...
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Flightglobal launches 3rd annual Webbies with 3 new categories
Flightglobal is proud to launch the Webbies - the Flightglobal Aviation Web Awards - this year with three fantastic new categories.
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AB25: anniversary reflections from Juergen Weber
"The pressure on the industry to consolidate has become acut in Europe and elsewhere"
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MEBA: A320neo too far away to affect near-term ACJ sales
Airbus's corporate and private aviation executives are focused on continuing to sell delivery positions for their narrowbody corporate jets in the coming years, even though the A320neo will become available from 2016.
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Lockheed Martin set to deliver India's first C-130J
The Indian air force's first of six Lockheed Martin C-130J tactical transports will be handed over to the US Air Force on 16 December, ahead of its delivery to the nation in late January.
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PICTURE: Israel steps up Greek training activities
The Israeli air force is conducting more of its training activities in Greece, after severing defence ties with Turkey ...
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MEBA: Greenpoint offering bespoke lift for 747-8I VIP
In a region known for its luxuriously adorned aircraft, an elevator entryway on a Boeing 747 may be the perfect addition for the VIP who has everything....
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MEBA: Emivest Aerospace sunsets with net sum zero
UAE-controlled Emivest Aerospace is likely to go to auction in January with nearly equal part assets and debt: $80 million to $77 million, respectively....
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MEBA: Air Partner confident on JetCard prospects in Middle East
Business aviation users in the Middle East have a new way of funding their travel - the UK's Air Partner is the first broker to offer them pre-paid blocks of hours for flights within the region.
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MEBA: Egypt's Spot Air outlines growth plans
Egyptian charter provider Spot Air reports "considerable growth" in demand for flights from CIS countries and Europe to Dubai and Dar es Salaam....
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Two engines on Tu-154 failed after 'instability' in fuel supply
Instruments on board the crashed Dagestan Airlines Tupolev Tu-154 had indicated fluctuations in the supply of fuel to the engines before two of them shut...
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UK trade body appoints Marc Bailey as chief operating officer
UK trade body the British Business and General Aviation Association has appointed Marc Bailey as its chief operating officer.
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Fuel in crashed Dagestan Tu-154 met required standard: airport
Checks at Moscow Vnukovo Airport show no evidence of problems with the fuel used to supply the Tupolev Tu-154 which