Fixed-wing – Page 770
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Australia revises 10-year spending plan
Surveillance and fighter initiatives top wish list, along with effort to replace Seahawks and Seasprites
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NewsTurbocharging Boeing: The Flight Interview with James McNerney, Boeing chief executive
Aggressive execution is the buzzword for James McNerney as he moves to revitalise the aerospace giant. Read Flight's exclusive interview.
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NewsPictures: US Excercise Valiant Shield concludes in Pacific
One of the USA's largest annual exercises in the Western Pacific, which this year involved around 30 ships, 280 aircraft, and 22,000 personnel has just concluded off the US territory of Guam.
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NewsAgustaWestland UK site to lead development of new 7.5t multirole AW149 helicopter
AgustaWestland's operation in Yeovil is to take the lead role in the development of the new AW149 7.5t multirole helicopter, as part of a relocation of the Italian helicopter manufacturer's military division to the UK.
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NewsPictures: AgustaWestland to supply 70 Future Lynx helicopters to UK
The UK has formally awarded AgustaWestland the contract to supply 40 Future Lynx utility helicopters to the army and 30 to the Royal Navy, to be powered by Honeywell / Rolls-Royce CTS800-4 turboshaft engines
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NewsPictures: Lockheed Martin C-5M Super Galaxy makes first flight
Long-serving airlifter flies with radically new avionics and uprated engines
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Rise of a dragon: the Welsh aerospace industry
Thanks to Airbus and a rush of investment into its old industrial heartlands, Wales is benefiting from aerospace. Can it continue to attract business?
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Great Britten
Britten-Norman – one of UK aviation’s great names – has had several near-death experiences. Now, under new owners, B-N has reinvented itself and is fighting back