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Europe calls for joint bid to support helicopter operations
Europe's defence ministers have signed up to a Franco-British bid to plug a persistent shortage of...
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Canada, EU close in on open skies
Canada and the European Union have moved closer to forging an open skies-type air transport agreement, following an initial meeting between negotiators in...
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NATO to finalise C-17 order in June
Fifteen NATO and Partnership for Peace members will sign a memorandum of understanding later this month for a pooled fleet of three Boeing C-17 strategic...
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Eurofighter chief urges rapid action on Tranche 3 negotiations
The Eurofighter consortium is hoping for rapid progress with the programme's four partner nations on a Tranche 3 production order for 236 aircraft, with...
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Enders confronts pressure from Europe's ministers at ILA 2008
Airbus chief executive Thomas Enders has talked of the "natural tension" between the company's "need to go global" and pressure from stakeholder governments...
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UK's Fire Shadow loitering munition makes flight debut
The UK's Team Complex Weapons initiative is expected to move beyond its planning stage, while one of its signature programmes has undergone flight test ...
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Florida cash keeps PiperJet at home
After spending more than a year considering alternatives including Albuquerque and Oklahoma City, Piper Aircraft has decided to build its new PiperJet in...
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Toxic air testing systems
The purpose of the UK DfT cabin air sampling study is "to detect a spectrum of compounds in the cabin environment", concentrating on volatile organic compounds...
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Ukraine expects first An-70 transports in 2010
Delivery of the first two Antonov An-70 transports to the Ukrainian air force has slipped to 2010 after Russia effectively suspended project funding three...