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India extends deadline for MRCA RFP responses
India has given participants in its $12 billion medium multirole combat aircraft tender a further two months to respond, after at least two bidders asked...
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Business briefs
business briefs ILFC mulls options as Debt market hits parent leasing The world's largest aircraft lessor, International Lease Finance, is considering...
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Eclipse jets into Lenin town
Russia's first US aircraft plant could revive its aerospace sector - as well as VLJ pioneer
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UK nears Saudi Eurofighter Typhoon local assembly deal
Plans for in-country assembly of 48 of the Royal Saudi Air Force's 72 Eurofighter Typhoons could be finalised within...
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BJETS prepares to launch dedicated service in Asia
FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP SIVA GOVINDASAMY SINGAPORE BJETS prepares to launch dedicated service in Asia Start-up expects to have 15 Cessna Citations...
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Business aviation in brief
RUSSIAN FIRST Jet Aviation has become the first line maintenance facility for Bombardier...
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BA to replace RJ100 fleet by early 2009
Move floated as carrier evaluates replacement options for CityFlyer's RJ100 fleet operating from London City Airport
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American investigates as 777 engine fails to respond to throttle
Engine on American twinjet suffers 'hang-up' on approach
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Cathay’s chief 777 pilot sacked for low-level flypast
A senior pilot at Cathay Pacific has been sacked for carrying out an unauthorised flypast at very low level during the delivery flight of a Boeing 777-300ER....
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MPL crews prove themselves on the line
The multi-crew pilot licence (MPL) looks set to become the future default airline training system, despite some resistance to this new airline pilot training...
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NewsFlying schools are starting to take notice of demand for light sport training
sporting chance Jeffrey Decker Oshkosh Although the light sport category is taking off in the USA faster than manufacturers can build aircraft,...
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European Aviation Safety Agency delays light sport rulemaking
Europe EASA delays light sport rulemaking Development of a light sport aircraft category in Europe is again being pushed back, as the European...
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DARPA pushes limits of unmanned aircraft capability to extremes
NASA work on high-altitude umanned aircraft with endurance measured in months laid the groundwork for DARPA's bold goal of five years aloft UNMANNED...
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US NTSB investigates A320 runway excursion at Jackson Hole
The US National Transportation Safety Board is investigating why a United Airlines Ted Airbus A320 veered off a runway in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on 25 February....