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17 die in trio of Thai army helicopter crashes
The Royal Thai Army has grounded its fleet of Bell 212 medium-twin helicopters after a fatal crash on 24 July in the west of the country that left three dead.
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Revived Argentina aerospace firm delivers first project
One year after its revival, Argentina's state-owned aerospace manufacturer has delivered its first major project to the national air force ...
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NewsIndia negotiates for more AEW systems
India's defence ministry is in negotiations to purchase an additional airborne early warning system from Israel Aerospace Industries ...
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NewsF-35 ground-based training commences at Eglin AFB
Work has begun at Eglin AFB in Florida to train the first operational pilots and maintainers for the Lockheed Martin F-35A ...
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NewsPICTURE: How L-3's re-nosed 'Spydr' King Air will look
Our illustration shows how L-3 Communications' Spydr-configured King Air 350ER will look with its new elongated nose section ...
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US Air Force launches oxygen system safety review
The US Air Force will conduct a wide-ranging safety study on oxygen generation systems across its combat aircraft fleet ...
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NewsSouth Korea to evaluate PAK-FA fighter, reports claim
South Korea has shortlisted Sukhoi's PAK-FA/T-50 stealth fighter among the competitors for its FX-III fighter contest, local reports claim ...
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NewsFrance selects Heron TP over Predator B for new contract
France will acquire the Israel Aerospace Industries Heron TP unmanned air system via an interim surveillance deal with Dassault ...
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NewsPICTURES: Euro Hawk lands in Germany after 22h journey
The first Northrop Grumman/Cassidian Euro Hawk UAV has touched down in Manching, Germany ...
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NewsRussian air force orders thrust-vectoring Su-30SM fighters
The Irkutsk Aircraft Plant is assembling two new Sukhoi Su-30SM multirole fighters for the Russian air force ...
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NewsTextron: V-22 may sell to 10-12 foreign countries
As many as 12 export customers could eventually buy the V-22, says Textron chief executive Scott Donnelly ...
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NewsEuro Hawk takes off on German delivery flight
The first Northrop Grumman/Cassidian Euro Hawk UAV is due to touch down at Manching in Germany early on 21 July ...
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NewsLIBYA: PICTURES: RAF's extra Tornados arrive in Italy
Four additional RAF Tornado GR4s assigned to NATO's operation Unified Protector landed at Gioia del Colle air base in Italy on 18 July ...
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Indian naval fighter could have first flight by November
A two-seat prototype of a naval version of the Aeronautical Development Agency's (ADA) Tejas Mk I aircraft could have its first flight within the next three...
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NewsMaintenance work blamed for El Al 777 landing gear failure
Israeli investigators have blamed overhaul work performed in Singapore for the 23 May "severe structural failure" of the main landing gear on a Boeing 777...
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NewsUK defence spending boost to safeguard Chinook and F-35 investments
The UK government has announced a £3 billion ($4.8 billion) increase in defence spending for the five-year period starting in 2015-16, enabling the Ministry of Defence to proceed with several planned military aircraft procurements over the coming decade.
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Business: People Moves
Boivin: LHR operations Aeroports de Montreal operations director Normand Boivin will be chief operating officer at London Heathrow airport from 29...
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NewsLola's F1 history hides a kink for aerospace
Motorsport fans love to love Lola. But while the company is famed for engineering some for F1's frontrunners it has diversified with business in aerospace, defence, communications and automotive.
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Business Aviation - In Brief
South Korea and Israel are considering a broad range of industrial co-operation in aerospace and defence.
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UK's Voyager tanker to start Typhoon trials in October
In-flight refuelling trials involving the UK's Voyager tanker and two Eurofighter Typhoons are due to start in October ...