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Taiwan's AIDC proposes future fighter
Taiwan's Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC) is studying the development of a successor...
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Lufthansa expected to order nine Airbus A330-300s for Swiss
Lufthansa appears to be drawing close to a decision to acquire nine Airbus A330-300s on behalf of its subsidiary Swiss International Air Lines, a plan which...
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Recovery of Adam Air recorders to be attempted within days
Deep-water recovery efforts are due to begin in the coming days for the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder from the Adam...
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China to ease restrictions on low-cost carrier operations
China's aviation regulator is to further ease rules to promote the establishment of low-cost carriers (LCC), following complaints that restrictive policies...
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Transaero to acquire Boeing 747-400s and convert -200s to freighters
Russian carrier Transaero is to replace all of its Boeing 747-200s with 747-400s and convert...
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FAA calls for S-92 tail inspections
The US Federal Aviation Administration is giving Sikorsky S-92A operators 20 "time...
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Royal Jet set for aviation expansion
Royal Jet is embarking on an aggressive expansion strategy to exploit the burgeoning market for business aviation...
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China's growth challenge
China's air transport industry is fast raising the bar - and its success is creating challenges as the country seeks to develop its airports and infrastructure to cope
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Asia's new arrival
asia's new arrival murdo morrison london Asian Aerospace - one of the biggest global air show brands - has reinvented itself as a civil aviation...
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Tackling issues specific to Asia
congress andrew costerton london tackling issues specific to asia The Asian Aerospace Congress will focus on the issues central to the growth...
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Desperate to take off: Corporate aviation in Asia
Corporate aviation is booming in some parts of Asia, but bureaucracy and poor infrastructure are just two of the obstacles slowing its progress elsewhere in the region
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Australian open skies
australian open skies emma kelly perth Asia's airlines are increasingly sending their pilots to Australia for training, lured by an excellent...
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China airlines
CHINA AIRLINES The Taiwan carrier was lucky when all 165 people on board escaped safely as one of its Boeing 737-800s was destroyed by fire at Okinawa after...
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Business briefs
HUMAN-POWERED FLIGHT PIONEER RETIRES MILESTONE Paul MacCready (right) has retired as chairman and director of unmanned and electric systems company...
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F-35 engine and KC-X tanker raise competition questions
US Department of Defense thinks limiting competition could save it money
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The sky's the limit for modern women
Women in Aviation, International has been encouraging women to seek opportunities in the aviation sector since 1990. Working Week talks to the Arizona-based organisation's president and founder Dr Peggy Chabrian
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Boeing 787: Down to the wire
Launching the 787, Boeing snatched the initiative from an Airbus mired in problems with the A380. But now the US manufacturer faces its own challenges delivering on promises made