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Super quiet MD-80 in operation with Romania's Jetran Air
Boeing MD-80 wet-lease operator Jetran Air is the world's first operator of the European Aviation Safety Agency-approved...
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Business briefs 20 November 2007
business briefs EMBRAER Q3 RESULTS SHARPLY HIGHER RESULTS Embraer has reported strong growth in earnings for the third quarter as aircraft deliveries...
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787 troubles shine spotllight on Vought
Vought Aircraft has entered damage control mode after executives acknowledged the company's high-risk status as one of six key structural producers on the...
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Australia demonstrates smart monitoring of composite repairs
Australia's Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) plans to flight test an "Active Smart Patch"...
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TAG Aviation steps up light and very light jet involvement
TAG Aviation will early next year step up marketing for its light jet management programme, targeted at customers...
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BAE Systems details Herti UAV success in Afghanistan
BAE Systems' autonomous Herti UAV is providing a valuable contribution to Royal Air Force operations in Afghanistan, the company says ...
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Q400 prices may fall 10% if SAS fleet floods the market
Base values of Bombardier Q400 turboprops are currently unaffected by SAS's decision to dispose of its 27 aircraft following a string of three gear-up landings....
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Campaigner forces delay to Australia's Flightwatch shutdown
Australian transport minister Mark Vaile has delayed the closure, scheduled for later this month, of the Flightwatch VHF radio transmitting system. The move...
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Comment - is Gulf boom a desert mirage?
Money appears no object for Dubai and its neighbours when it comes to buying aircraft. But to build a sustainable aerospace sector, the Gulf region will need the help of the West's OEMs
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Training central: Lockheed Martin prepares for F-35 JSF training
An integrated training centre for all F-35 variants and operators is at the heart of Lockheed plans for bringing the Joint Strike Fighter into service early next decade
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Technology unlocking demand for helicopter simulators
Helicopter simulators are accounting for an increasing proportion of military flight simulator sales as more sophisticated aircraft, more demanding missions...
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Dutch air force faces delays to transport aircraft deliveries
The Dutch air force is facing delays to deliveries of tactical and long-range...
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European JAA clarifies Airbus throttle handling rules following TAM crash
The European Joint Aviation Authorities has acted to clear up any misunderstanding over Airbus A320 series thrust lever handling...
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Delta IV Heavy launch
Delta IV Heavy launch United Launch Alliance successfully launched the first operational Delta IV Heavy expendable launch vehicle, from Cape Canaveral,...
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This Week Briefings
BOMBARDIER GLOBAL 5000 CRASHES IN NOVA SCOTIA ACCIDENT A Bombardier Global 5000 carrying two crew and eight passengers, including Ron Joyce, co-founder...
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Microsoft enters aviation modelling and simulation market
Microsoft has launched a visual-simulation software platform for modelling, training and decision support, aimed initially at the aviation market. Microsoft...
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Helicopter ditching fatalities could have been prevented, says NTSB
Fifteen deaths in helicopter accidents between 2000 and 2006 in the Gulf of Mexico could have been avoided had the survivors been able to retrieve the on-board...