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Are US carriers really ready for competition?
Is the USA relegating itself to a secondary role in tomorrow's global aviation market? asks William Swelbar, research engineer with the International Center...
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Virgin 747's system will be flushed after biofuel demo
Safety concerns over Virgin Atlantic's imminent...
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Asian customer order A350 XWB Prestige
Airbus has received a firm order for the corporate version of its A350...
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Airbus claims electrical braking system first on A340-600
Airbus is claiming a technical first after the successful trial on its A340-600 ...
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Civil rotorcraft special: Sikorsky S-76D progress
assembly First Sikorsky S-76D starts to take shape Sikorsky S-76D programme manager Mark Hammond says that the first two fuselage assemblies...
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PICTURE: Airbus tests noise-reducing technology on A340-600 development aircraft
Airbus's A340-600 development aircraft (F-WWCA) is flight testing technology to reduce noise inside airliner cabins. The...
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NewsPICTURE: Airbus prepares A380 for Singapore Airshow
Airbus will be exhibiting the prototype A380
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Singapore Airlines begins to expand its A380 operations with London joining network
Singapore Airlines has started to piece together a global network for its Airbus A380 fleet, with the launch of services to London next month. The...
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Airbus studies hydrogen extraction to boost engine efficiency
EADS is studying techniques for extracting hydrogen from kerosene that could be used on board aircraft...
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NewsScaled Composites' explosion investigation points to oxidiser tank failure
California's occupational safety and health division investigation into Scaled Composites' 26 July 2007 nitrous oxide explosion points to...
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General Electric probes power loss on 3 recent 777 flights
An unusual rash of engine shutdowns since early December has temporarily stranded three of the normally reliable General Electric-powered Boeing 777-300ERs.
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Environment special: US green legislation starts to take shape
trading Megan Kuhn washington DC US Green legislation starts to take shape Environmental legislation is gaining traction in the USA. Senators...
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Environment special : Tui Travel's green strategy
holiday flights Tui travel goes out of its way to monitor fuel consumption As a business that sells holidays in advance, often with a lead-in...
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Environment special: Descent trials taking to the AIRE
CDA John Croft Washington DC descent trials taking To the AIRE The first transatlantic green approach by Scandinavian Airlines' (SAS) A330-300...