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Want to work in aviation training in the Gulf?
Passing on your skills The proliferation of training establishments in the Gulf has created opportunities for those who want to work...
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PICTURES: UK receives fifth C-17, as RAF fleet passes 40,000 flight hours
The UK Royal Air Force received its fifth Boeing C-17 strategic transport on 7 April, while confirming an intention to expand its fleet to eight aircraft ...
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CORRECTED: AAI buys Adam Aircraft for $10 million
AAI Acquisitions is the new owner of Adam Aircraft after it bid successfully for the bankrupt aircraft manufacturer. The $10 million purchase...
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PICTURES: First CRJ1000 comes together in Bombardier's Montreal plant
Bombardier is completing assembly of the CRJ1000 prototype at its plant in Montreal. The 100-seater, the latest member of the CRJ family, is developed from...
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The cultural differences of living and working in the gulf
Foreign workers are flooding into the Gulf. The lifestyle is great, but cultural change is not happening as fast as some Westerners expect Alan Peaford
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Saudi Arabia's changing military industry
Saudi Arabia Local heroes "Saudization" will reduce the number of jobs for foreigners in the long term, but prospects for trainers and managers...
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US Army funds center for swarming MAV technologies
The US Army Research Laboratory's new $10 million Micro Autonomous Science and Technology (MAST) Collaborative Technology Alliance (CTA) Center is to realise...
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Aviation key to Dubai and Middle East economic boom
Aviation is key to the ambitions of the region's desert kingdoms and emirates to diversify and transform their economies Murdo morrison
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Huge investment by MRO providers means more jobs
Engine of growth: the Gulf region is rapidly developing its own MRO infrastructure mro Repairing to fly high The past few years have seen...
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Join the queue
There has always been the paradox that while just two airframers battle it out in the market for mainline aircraft - where the long-term market for new airliners...
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Lufthansa Technik ponders US move for A318 Elite completions
Lufthansa Technik is considering...
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Evolution in the air
The Single European Sky project is so complex, and indeed so long-term, that it will only succeed if its underlying concepts are encouraged to develop with experienceIn fact it is not just inevitable, it is essential for its ultimate success that it does
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The barrier to open ATM incident reporting
Eurocontrol's head of airport operations and environment, Paul Wilson, says he believes that for every ATM incident reported by a controller, probably more...
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Merger Mania
The merger merry-go-round in the USA is in full swing, prompted by high fuel prices and a slowing US economy. Many airline leaders...
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Eurocontrol's SES vision may bypass FABs in favour of network
The creation of functional airspace blocks (FAB), officially the basis for transforming Europe's nationally fragmented air traffic management system into...
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Xian makes radical change to MA60
Xian Aircraft is making major changes to the design of its latest turboprop, which had been dubbed the MA60 but will now be called the MA600. The 48-...
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Airlines sign up for mobile phones after voice calls boost
In-flight mobile connectivity providers AeroMobile and OnAir have unveiled a string of new commitments during Aircraft Interiors Expo in Hamburg, after debuting...