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NewsAirbus' A350 catalogue comes together
Airbus's catalogue for the A350 XWB is taking shape, with the airframer having completed the selection on the majority of suppliers for its initial book. "Most...
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Russia relaxes lower airspace rules for business and general aviation flights
The Russian authorities moved to stimulate development of general and business aviation by easing air traffic requirements.
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NewsJapan seeks foreign engines for stealth fighter prototypes
Japan is seeking foreign engines to power the two prototypes of its indigenous fifth-generation fighter design ...
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Israeli JSF talks end with stalemate
Israel is to resume talks with the USA over its national requirements for a possible buy of Lockheed Martin F-35s ...
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EU lists state aid among volcanic relief measures
Airlines in Europe will be entitled to state aid to help them recover from the financial impact of the volcanic ash cloud, but there will be no changes to...
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EBACE: Bookings belie expectations
The "theme" for the tenth European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition in Geneva is "optimism", says Brian Humphries, president of the event's co-organiser, the European Business Aviation Association.
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FLIGHT TEST: Embraer Phenom 300
Embraer's light jet is as solid as a midsized aircraft and dollar for dollar is more than a match for its rivals
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Cathay stops refuelling at Surabaya after A330 high-energy landing
Move taken after Trent 700 drama on landing at Hong Kong
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Marshall Aerospace looks beyond MRO
One year after celebrating its centenary, the UK's Marshall Aerospace is diversifying across a new range of business activities ...
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EBACE: A distant boom?
While US efforts to develop supersonic civil transport are stalled, the European Union has completed a five-year project to realise a faster-than-sound business jet
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IAe, Bell offer 412EP to Indonesian army
Indonesia's army plans to add 24 utility helicopters, with Indonesian Aerospace and Bell Helicopter teaming for the pitch. The army wants to have two...
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EBACE: Further safety improvements available with head-up guidance systems
SAFETY HEAD-UP GUIDANCE PROVES ITS VALUE ONCE AGAIN IN REVISITED STUDY THE REMAKE of a 1991 study by the Flight Safety Foundation reveals that...
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NewsAeroflot chief: Russia only needs about 30 airlines
Russian flag-carrier Aeroflot's chief executive believes that the country needs no more than around 30 airlines given its relatively low passenger mobility.
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NewsRe-inspections ordered for 737 elevator tabs
The US FAA has ordered a second round of inspections on elevator tabs for Boeing 737 Next Generation aircraft after a second in-flight vibration incident....
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PICTURE: Orenair introduces first Tu-204
Russian carrier Orenburg Airlines has introduced its first Tupolev Tu-204 as part of a fleet-modernisation exercise. The carrier, which operates under...
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Sun n' Fun: HKS eyes new engine
Japan's HKS Aviation is looking at developing a more powerful version of its 700E two-cylinder engine. HKS chief executive Hiroyuki Hasegawa says the...
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EBACE: London's airports limber up for Olympic gains
F ew cities can be better served by business aviation airports than London. Operators and their passengers flying to Europe's most popular business aviation...
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EBACE: Rockwell Collins: hold your head up
Guidance technology has progressed in leaps and bounds since its development in the 1970s, with the latest products enhanced with synthetic vision
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MRO Americas: Monarch to maintain TUI 787s as Boeing drops SR Technics from GoldCare team
London Luton airport-based Monarch Aircraft Engineering looks to have stolen SR Technics' thunder with its selection by Boeing as the airframe maintenance supplier for 787 GoldCare programme launch customer TUI Travel.
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US Congress notified of potential C-17 sale to India
The US arms export agency has notified Congress that India could buy 10 Boeing C-17s in a deal valued at $5.8 billion. The notice by the Defense Security...