Helicopters – Page 339

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US Army helicopter contenders take to stage in Paris

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Boeing plans C-17 upgrade to match C-130's short-field performance

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Fighter passes the 5,000 milestone

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US export controls are damaging our business, says Boeing boss

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Engines and UAV connectivity are key to Apache upgrade

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Let the facts speak for themselves, says Lockheed Martin

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Study predicts good market for supersonics

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Rafale seeks to build on home comforts

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Domestic orders on the up, but Rafale still looking for foreign recognition
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Tanker mission control systems designed by Smiths Aerospace

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Raytheon unveils new special mission King Air

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Attendance record forecast by SIAE president Le Portz

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Americans return en masse to Le Bourget

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Boeing hopes to revive USAF 767 tanker deal

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Rivals jockey for position in USAF helicopter contest

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Enter the

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Wales is looking to raise its profile in the aerospace world by promoting itself as a centre of excellence. And the strategy is yielding results, writes Alan Peaford
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Preparing for the A400M

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USA offers niche potential

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Fuelling ambition

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New MMA wingtips combat icing

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Between us and them

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While the lively atmosphere of the Paris air show puts some excitement and showbiz into the industry's public image, behind the scenes there is scope for tackling the tensions between the USA and Europe.