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NewsAverage cost for F-35 fighter jumps 27%
Fewer orders, inflation and rising manufacturing costs have combined to raise the average procurement cost for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter to nearly $70 milion. Projected support costs, however, have declined.
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Best and Worst of Living in the Gulf
The best and worst of living in the UAE GOOD FOR: Sunshine Although climate change and the greening of the UAE has led...
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USA opens talks for new air-launched anti-ballistic missile
The US military has begun talks with contractors to potentially acquire, after 2010, the first air-launched weapon for shooting down ballistic missiles,...
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The days when flying was the only way to travel
Expatriates began moving to work in the Middle East's emerging aviation industry in the 1970s. But what was it like for the...
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Gulf strives to attract more of its own citizens to jobs in avaition
national recruitment Citizens keen The UAE and others want to create jobs for their citizens, but with limited talent to recruit from, achieving...
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Jordan sees a future in aerospace
Jordan Liz Moscrop If you are looking to join a dynamic company with rapid growth prospects, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan could throw up some strong...
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Emirates recruits more staff than rest of Middle East carriers put together
Emirates A hunger for talent
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Abu Dhabi's Etihad casts net wider for pilots
Despite some scepticism at launch, Abu Dhabi's new flag carrier, Etihad, has become one of the region's top three airlines
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Jobs aplenty in booming Gulf business aviation market
Sheikhs to celebrities The region's many new business aviation operators desperately need pilots, but the job is very different...
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A place in the sun
A place in the sun Why work in the Middle East? Well, for a start, there are employers that desperately want you: the explosion of airlines, airports,...
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Composite capabilities at AAR
AAR takes on defunct air force base manufacturing facility to expand capacity