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NewsBREAKING NEWS 24 July 1969: Apollo 11 Astronauts Safely Return to Earth
Command module Columbia, containing the Apollo 11 crew, has safely returned the Earth on Thursday 24 July at 1751 BST, successfully completing the first manned Moon landing mission
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Business people
The latest news on the key industry appointments Etihad comms: de Rome At SkyWest Airlines, Bill Mostowy is replacing the retired Michael Mumford...
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Avery: Supplying experience at AJW Aviation
John Avery, a 40-year veteran of the industry, including 29 years with British Airways, is the new director of supply chain...
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Aircell's top execs swap roles
Aircell's two top executives have swapped positions with long-standing president and CEO Jack Blumenstein assuming chairmanship from Ron LeMay, who in turn...
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ETS to cost airline sector over €1bn annually: Study
Airlines could face a collective annual cost of over €1 billion ($1.4 billion) from 2012 under the sector's inclusion in the European Union's Emissions Trading...
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Northrop outlines UAV strategy for Asia, Middle East
Northrop Grumman is confident it can work around tight export controls on its unmanned air vehicle technology to exploit the burgeoning market for aerial...
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AMAC completes its vision
AMAC completes its vision Just over a year ago a new name emerged in corporate jet outfitting. How has...
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F-22: end of an era
Ten years after the network-centric warfare revolution and as the US Senate votes to stop F-22 production, has the case for increasingly complex and iconoclastic platforms been lost?
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Runway vehicle monitoring in the fray as FCC mulls rules waiver
US Federal Communication Commission (FCC) officials are seeking comment on a request to permit certain airports to obtain licences to use the frequency 1090...
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Business - bad week
LONDON STANSTEDRyanair will cut its operational London Stansted fleet from 40 737s this summer to just 24 for winter 2009-10. This 40% reduction will reduceweekly...
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Business - good week
saab 340Russian passenger and freight operator Polet is nearing a deal to acquire up to 35 Saab 340 turboprops from a US-based operator - believed to be...
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Market Outlook: The capacity crunch is still with us
Chris Tarry believes that more capacity will have to be taken out before the recovery starts. Analysis by Flight Insight
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Garuda unveils five-year growth targets
Garuda Indonesia has unveiled a new strategy that aims to drastically increase its routes, aircraft and passenger numbers in the next five years.
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World Airline Rankings 2008
This year's Airline Business World Airline Rankings show a sharp turnaround from 2007, which was on of the industry's best years in recent memory. By contrast, 2008 will be remembered as a year of steep decline and record losses.
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Boeing prepares for lethal ScanEagle test
The first flight of Boeing's ScanEagle Compressed Carriage (SECC) unmanned air vehicle is planned for 24 August, with an air launch event to follow later...
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MAS to increase KL-Tawau and KL-Sandakan services
Malaysia Airlines plans to double the number of flights from Kuala Lumpur to Tawau and Sandakan to twice daily from 16 September.
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China Airlines releases cross-straits schedule
Taiwan's China Airlines and its subsidiary Mandarin Airlines have released the frequency of their scheduled cross-straits flights, which are likely to begin...
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Air New Zealand RPKs down 10.1% in June
Air New Zealand's (ANZ) June RPKs fell by 10.1% as the airline continued to feel the impact of the economic crisis and a fall in passengers due to the H1N1...
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Sydney Airport Q2 earnings up 2%
Sydney Airport has registered a 2% growth in second quarter earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) from a year before despite...
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Macquarie Airports severs ties with Macquarie Group
Macquarie Airports (MAp) is cutting its ties with its parent, the Macquarie Group, to boost its value and have better control over its strategic direction.