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Majors target corporate travel sector
US carriers are turning to old-fashioned economic muscle rather than new technology to drive down their distribution costs.
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Terror alert: the aftermath
Flight schedules have been restored and the chaos which erupted at UK and US airport following the sudden introduction of new security rules on 10 August has waned.
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Managing demand
How will the recent UK terror attacks and the potential for environmental taxes affect traffic demand, asks Chris Tarry of CTAIRA, with analyses from Fabrice Tacoun
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Bridging the gap: NATO's planned common UAV integration framework examined
Can NATO's drive for a common UAV integration framework succeed? A draft flightplan reveals how the alliance aims to co-ordinate its members' inventories
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Pilot optional: Boeing's Little Bird pilot-less helicopter an ideal test bed for rotary UAVs
Boeing's Unmanned Little Bird can also fly with a pilot on board - and that makes the helicopter an ideal test asset for development work on other programmes
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Playing catch-up: Lockheed Martin's future plans for unmanned systems
After a slow start, Lockheed Martin is taking on the unmanned systems market with a vengeance and preparing a raft of products for a variety of applications