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Israel special - Israel broadens UAV use with advanced designs
Technology advances mean UAVs are no longer just a substitute for manned aircraft but vastly increase defence capabilities
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Israel special - IAI's Stark subsidiary targets US defence market
IAI has finally established a US subsidiary to expand its presence in the world's largest defence and homeland security market
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Israel special - Flag carrier El Al thrives despite high fuel costs and competition
airlines El Al's new departures Israel's recently-privatised flag-carrier is thriving, despite fuel costs and an open skies policy that has increased...
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Israel special - Israeli industry finds its feet on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner
composites israel finds its feet on the dreamliner Israeli industry has been a key supplier of composite structures for the Boeing 787 since...
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Singapore 2008 - Southeast Asia defence market opens up
defence Buyer's market With South-East Asian air forces looking to update their fleets across the board, some fascinating manufacturer tussles...
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Israel special - Rafael, Israel's armourer
company profile Hitting all the targets Years of developing weaponry and defence systems for Israel's armed forces have left Rafael with a powerful...
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Israel special - IAI's Harop ups the stakes on SEAD missions
loitering weapons systems harop ups the stakes on sead missions Israel Aerospace Industries is developing new versions of loitering weapon systems...
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NTSB frustrated over AD delays after 757 windshield-heat fire
US investigators are urging the Federal Aviation Administration to pass long-delayed directives to fit redesigned windshield-heating systems on Boeing aircraft...
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Singapore 2008: Garuda crash puts air safety in the spotlight
safety Indonesia improves For years, the archipelago has been notorious for its poor record on airline safety. Has it turned the page on its...
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Singapore 2008 - Turboprops and jets in the Philippines
airlines Philippines hots up The Philippines' airline market is expanding but some operators are finding that increasing services is proving...
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Israel special - Real-time solutions
armed forces Real-time solutions Israel's air force and industry have been mutually dependent for 60 years, and never more so than when the state...
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India seeks extra Hawks
India plans to buy a further 57 BAE Systems Hawk advanced jet trainers for...
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Controp, IAI and Elbit compete for IAF Heron multi-sensor payload
The contenders for the Israeli air force's (IAF) Israel Aerospace Industries...
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Cessna targets large-cabin leaders with Citation Columbus
Invoking the name of explorer Christopher Columbus, Cessna has set sail for uncharted waters by launching its biggest and most expensive business jet, the...
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Opinion
COMMENT: Should there be competition to power JSF?
Twenty years ago, there would have been no problem in having competing engines for a US fighter. Competition was king and everyone thought they benefited...
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Engine oil may be cabin air culprit
The UK Department for Transport has been carrying out exploratory tests to decide the best methods for detecting chemicals that are present in cabin air...
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FAA budget: Déjà vu all over again
General aviation advocacy groups are lambasting the US Federal Aviation Administration for submitting in the fiscal year...
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Tipchak UAV enters Russian service
Russia's Land Forces has accepted into service the Tipchak mobile air reconnaissance system (1K133), the sensor payload for which was developed by Russian...