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Grey outlook
Increasing numbers of illicit charters are causing consternation, but how can the offenders be stopped?
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Al Bateen means business
Abu Dhabi's new business aviation airport at Al Bateen is set to rival the best the Europe and the USA can offer
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Lufthansa re-launches in-flight high-speed Internet
Star Alliance member Lufthansa has re-launched in-flight high-speed Internet on long-haul routes, in a move that will set the standard for airborne communications...
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Completing the picture
Their home market may be shrinking, but North American interiors firms will be looking for pastures new at MEBA
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How the manufacturers see the market
Flight International canvassed the major business aircraft manufacturers or their local representatives for their views on prospects for the Middle East market
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Large-cabin market rides out recession in Middle East
Large private airliners have always been popular in the Middle East but two new market entrants are upping the ante
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Malaysia to buy 12 more Pilatus PC-7 Mk IIs
Malaysia is likely to buy 12 additional Pilatus PC-7 Mk II primary trainers and could sell its early-model PC-7s to the Philippines.
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MEBAA lays out its achievements and challenges in Middle East business aviation market
The Middle East market is growing again after the downturn and corporate aviation is spreading in the region
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MEBA claims its place among top tier of business aviation shows
The region's fervour for private aviation and ease of getting to Dubai have ensured the Middle East Business Aviation show - on 7-9 December - has secured its place alongside NBAA in the USA and Europe's EBACE as one of the sector's must-attends.
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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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Interview
Working Week: Mark Rumizen
Building on experience gained at aeroengine makers, approving safe, reliable and renewable petroleum alternatives is all in a day's work for Federal Aviation Administration aviation fuels specialist Mark Rumizen.
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Business briefs
India's Tata industrial group and AgustaWestland are to set up their Indian Rotorcraft joint venture production facility at an aviation special economic zone at Hyderabad's Rajiv Gandhi International airport
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Flybe to raise £60m by listing on stock exchange
UK regional carrier Flybe is to float on the London stock exchange, offering around £60 million ($93 million) in new shares. British Airways is intending...
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Opinion
Comment: Deja vu in DC
We may never again see anything like the General Dynamics F-111, but at least we can relive the bitterly controversial contract dispute that enveloped Washington at its creation