All Safety News – Page 822
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Ground work: ADS-B
Australia should now have ADS-B coverage above 30,000ft - but development issues have blown it off course. Can it get back on track?
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The way forward: ADS-B
UPS Airlines is playing a crucial role in pioneering the application of ADS-B, the enabling technology for the USA's next-generation air transport system
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Offset flying climbs air safety agenda
FSF president pleads for industry to rethink 1970s rules
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Boeing powers up thrust bump testing for GE90
Engine upgrade improves 777-200LR/300ER's take-off performance in hot conditions
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Doubts over airspace blocks cloud Single European Sky
Eurocontrol says current airspace alliances are not providing expected benefits
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Fuel prices force Thai to drop A340-500 non-stops to USA
Airline axes New York and Los Angeles direct services but agrees A380 reparations
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Russia reveals plans for $5bn ATM rationalisation
Number of area control centres slashed and manpower to be cut in massive shake-up
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Culture clashes
The subject of offset track flying has been debated for years with no useful conclusions emerging. This has to be resolved
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Planning today for tomorrow's needs
Ged Leahy, director of strategic workforce and skills planning at UK engine maker Rolls-Royce, talks about how the aerospace industry is meeting the challenge of predicting the skills that will be needed for the future
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NewsPictures: Bombardier launches CRJ900 stretch, the CRJ1000, with 38 firm orders and 23 options
Bombardier today officially launched a stretch version of its CRJ900, a 100-seat aircraft called the CRJ1000 that the Canadian manufacturer began discussing early last year after shelving its original CSeries plan. Previously designated the CRJ900X, the CRJ1000 holds a list price of over $46 million and launches with 38 ...
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Russian aviation safety agency finds 'inadequate training' led crew to stall Pulkovo Tu-154 in August Donetsk crash probe
Russian investigators have concluded that a lack of adequate training in handling the Tupolev Tu-154 tri-jet at high altitudes and angles of attack led a Pulkovo Airlines crew to stall their aircraft and enter a fatal flat spin.