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P&W seals deal to begin design on GTF for Russia's MS-21
Pratt & Whitney has formally inked a deal with Irkut to begin preliminary design activities on the P&W PurePower PW1400G engine that will power the Russian...
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NewsUSAF may convert some F-15Cs to radar jammers
The US Air National Guard may convert some Boeing F-15C Eagles into electronic warfare platforms ...
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Dutch precision manufacturer KMWE moves up the value chain
Flexibility is helping the ambitions of smaller Dutch enterprises such as KMWE to punch above their weight
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Retired Nimrod will live on at Yorkshire museum
A retired RAF Nimrod MR2 will make its final flight on 13 April, but will be kept in ground operational condition ...
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Afghan role hits Dutch
The Netherlands started its military involvement in the Afghanistan region in 2002, but its commitment looks set to end late this year, following a political crisis ...
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NewsAircell seeks to dispel connectivity confusion with seminar series
Aircell has launched a nationwide tour to educate business aircraft operators about the varying in-flight connectivity solutions available to them and to...
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Tecom opens new facility after winning Row 44 antenna deal
Antenna maker Tecom Industries has opened a new facility for the manufacture of commercial satcom antenna systems.
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Flanders - recent aerospace entrant but world class
Flanders is a comparatively recent aerospace entrant, but the region's companies have rapidly become world class
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Flight Design introduces turbocharged CTLS light sport aircraft
German general aviation aircraft manufacturer Flight Design introduced at Aero Friedrichshafen show a turbocharged version of its CTLS light sport aircraft, which is designed as a towing aircraft.
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Wallonia - home to Belgium's aerospace heavyweights
Wallonia's heavy industry heritage has evolved into an aerospace culture, with civil business now outpacing defence
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Benelux special: NG Aircraft plans Fokker 100 revival
A relaunch of Fokker twinjets has long been an ambition ever since the programme's demise. The latest plan is the strongest yet
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Benelux special - the future for the region's aerospace industry
Europe's big aerospace nations, France, Germany and the UK, surround Belgium and the Netherlands, but the great confluence that created the modern Airbus and EADS passed by these two small states at the heart of Europe.
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MK Airlines returns AOC and ceases operations
UK freight operator MK Airlines has voluntarily handed in its air operator's certificate and ceased operations. A spokeswoman for the UK CAA confirms...
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Both Tu-154 recorders contain complete crash record
Analysis of the two flight recorders from the crashed Polish state Tupolev Tu-154 has revealed that both contain a complete record of the accident. During...
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NewsPICTURES: Romania accepts first C-27J Spartans
The Romanian air force on 12 April accepted its first two C-27J transports from Alenia Aeronautica ...
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How Dutch industry rebounded after Fokker's bankruptcy
Fokker's 1996 demise was a blow to SMEs that depended on the airframer, but Dutch enterprise has created new partnerships
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Russia certifies VIP variant of Tu-204
Russian certification authorities have approved the latest variant of the Tupolev Tu-204, an executive version of the twin-jet. The aircraft - designated...
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ADSE: design for life after Fokker
Formed from the wreckage of Fokker in the late 1990s, engineering consultancy ADSE is an example of a successful entrepreneurial start-up that has mined the former airframer's deep heritage in design and manufacturing.
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Fokker's remarkable transformation from airframer to leading first tier supplier to world's aircraft manufacturers
The best-known Dutch aerospace company no longer makes entire aircraft, but its name lives on as a key supplier and service provider