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Boeing starts work on $150 million upgrade package for P-8A
Five years before the US Navy P-8A enters service, the US Navy already has approved a roughly $150 million package of upgrades for the anti-submarine patrol...
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NewsAirline accidents for the first half of 2008
Fatal airline accident numbers in this year's first half have been well up on those at the same stage in 2007, but most still occur in Africa and Latin America
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Working week: A high-flying aviation lawyer
From defending airlines against deep vein thrombosis claims to steering through mergers, the life of an aviation lawyer is never dull. Paul Phillips is a senior partner in the global law firm Stephenson Harwood
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100 Greatest: Person or people - Wright Brothers
Amanda Wright Lane of the Wright Family Foundation in Dayton, Ohio accepted...
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Li Kun: Overseeing growth at Shenzhen Airlines
Shenzhen Airlines has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 1993. It now counts itself among China's top five carriers and has ambitious growth plans
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Start-up fever hits South Korea
Longstanding predictions of a boom in South Korea's air transport market are set to be tested in the coming months as several new carriers launch operations,...
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Airbus will review A320 production ramp-up after summer season
Airbus has issued its first caution over the planned production ramp-up of its single-aisle aircraft to 40 units a month by...
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Unite Europe's skies
Including aviation in Europe's emissions trading system without implementing the Single European Sky will undermine the ability of airlines to renew their...
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NewsESA aims for manned capsule by 2020
ESA's $475 million three-year Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV) Advanced Return Vehicle project could be the basis for a manned capsule operating by 2020...
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Opinion
Comment: An industry in denial?
Spiralling fuel is a crisis for airlines. So why was the mood so buoyant at Farnborough? Is this an industry that is ignoring the writing on the wall or one that thinks it has the answers?
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Credit crunch takes its toll on aviation financing
European banks are seen as the most likely source of financing for the aviation industry, but the global credit crunch is affecting the amount of available...
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CAE 5000 Series: market, customer focus yield “breakthrough” simulator
New international rules, stronger competition, a changing market and a desire...
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Airline outlook differs by region
The outlook for the global airline industry could be described as mostly cloudy with occasional sunshine as high oil prices and the economic downturn take...
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: UK plans new advanced engineering strategy
UK Trade and Investment is to launch a new advanced engineering strategy later this year, while boosting efforts to export defence equipment ...