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Global network prepares to play its parts
Grob faced several challenges in setting up a global sales and support network robust enough to compete with Cessna, Hawker Beechcraft and Pilatus. Before...
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EADS North America sets larger sights on US military market
EADS North America chief executive Ralph Crosby has offered a glimpse into his company's plans for consolidating on its recent success in winning a share...
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Airship Ventures signs deal to take delivery in October of Zeppelin NT
The first Zeppelin NT airship destined for the USA powered up for the first time last week at the company's Friedrichshafen factory, as Californian start-up...
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NewsATR may have been damaged in 'barrel roll'
Danish civil aviation administration SLV is awaiting a detailed statement from regional airline Cimber Air after suspecting that one of its ATR 42-500 turboprops...
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VIDEO: Lockheed Martin to advance F-35B engine tests
The Joint Strike Fighter programme's first short take-off and vertical landing aircraft is expected to perform more engine runs in mid-May ...
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Northrop starts re-engining JSTARS, but future unclear
Northrop Grumman will start re-engining the E-8C JSTARS airborne ground surveillance system aircraft, but the initiative's long-term future remains unclear ...
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Spectrum selects Honeywell Primus Epic for S-40 Freedom
Spectrum Aeronautical has selected Honeywell's Primus...
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NewsAirbus expects ICAO to reduce A380 approach separations this year
Airbus is hopeful that the International Civil Aviation Organisation ...
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PICTURE: ILFC takes 400th Boeing 737
International Lease Finance has taken delivery of its 400th Boeing 737 and 660th Boeing aircraft, a Next Generation 737-800, shown here during a test flight,...
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Airbus leads programme to improve wing manufacturing
Airbus's UK division is spearheading a three-year development programme to improve wing manufacturing processes, particularly with composite technology,...
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Threats that could destroy the Single European Sky project
The International Air Transport Association is concerned that, despite the meticulous planning embodied in the Single European Sky ATM Research Programme...
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Australia's Curry-Kenny Aviation Group purchases Slingair Heliwork
Australia's fast-growing Curry-Kenny Aviation Group has purchased Western Australia's largest privately owned aviation company, Slingair Heliwork.
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Good Week - Bad Week
EADS Airbus overcame a plunging US dollar to return to profit and help its parent post first quarter net profits of €285 million ($440 million), compared...
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First foreign F-35 contract awarded; Canada drops future order by 15 aircraft
The US Department of Defense has awarded the first contract to Lockheed Martin to build F-35 components for a foreign military customer, but reports from...
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Verifuel device senses water in fuel
An Israeli company has developed a water-in-fuel sensing device for the general aviation market. Called Doublecheck, the system is to be marketed by...
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GE, NASA may run joint tests on open rotor technology
NASA and General Electric are negotiating a new partnership agreement to start scaled model tests of open-rotor counter-rotating fan systems later this year...