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Lockheed reports new cost and production problems on C-5M
Lockheed Martin has reported new cost and production problems with the US Air Force's $15.2 billion C-5 Galaxy modernisation programme. In April, Lockheed...
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US investigators press for A320 modifications
US investigators are pressing for the Federal Aviation Administration to mandate modifications to Airbus A320-family power-distribution systems after revealing...
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OSHKOSH 2008: Impressive Legacy eyecatcher at AeroShell Square
Impressive Legacy eyecatcher at AeroShell Square
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OSHKOSH 2008: Grob trips the light fantastic
Grob’s spn light jet is seeing sales success with its real owner-pilot appeal, it is marketed as a light utility jet, able to offer business and utility use, coupled with airport performance similar to that of turboprops. And here at Oshkosh the company is displaying a full cabin mockup of ...
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OSHKOSH 2008: Rotorway and Rolls together on RR300
Rolls-Royce announced at AirVenture yesterday that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Rotorway International to discuss future RR300-powered helicopter applications.
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NewsRutan: Fatigue 'is not an issue' for WhiteKnightTwo
Unveiling Virgin Galactic’s WhiteKnightTwo on 28 July its prime contractor Scaled Composites denied that fatigue would be a problem...
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Parker agrees deal to develop fly-by-wire systems for Bombardier
Development of the fly-by-wire systems for the Bombardier CSeries by Parker Aerospace is just the beginning of a 10-year, $3.5 billion deal covering four...
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American Eurocopter, ATK land US border agency deals
American Eurocopter has won a follow-on contract to supply as many as 50 AS350 helicopters to the US Customs and Border Protection agency. An initial...
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ATR faces training dilemma in Asia
ATR faces some tough decisions in Asia over what direction to take in pilot training. The turboprop manufacturer already...