All articles by Murdo Morrison – Page 65
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ILA: Hybrid rotor concept unveiled at ILA
ILA presents itself as a platform for cutting-edge aerospace technologies, and one of the innovations looking to take off at the show is a vertical thrust vectoring hybrid rotor.
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ILA: Airport's general aviation terminal gets a makeover
Berlin may be building one of the most modern passenger terminals in Europe, but Schönefeld airport's general aviation facilities are also getting a makeover.
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ILA: Airbus Military close to signing final A400M contract
Airbus Military says it expects to sign a final agreement with seven European governments over A400M deliveries by the end of the month.
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ILA: German air foce demonstrates co-operation with industry
Ever wondered how a Eurofighter Typhoon's engine is changed, or one of its ejector seats overhauled? The German air force is hosting demonstrations of "technology...
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ILA: Invest Quebec plays matchmaker in Europe
It may be home to industry behemoths Bombardier, Pratt & Whitney and CAE, but mention Quebec or Canada to many people in Europe and bears and forests spring...
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ILA: EADS in student recruitment drive at show
Several of EADS's top bosses are at ILA this week to persuade students to consider a career with Europe's largest aerospace player.
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Poland's GA industry flies the flag at ILA
A new generation of Polish light aircraft manufacturers in Aviation Valley wants to build on the sector's heritage
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Sikorsky breathes new life into PZL Mielec
PZL Mielec was in decline until its acquisition by Sikorsky. The US helicopter maker has turned it into a showpiece factory
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Attracting aerospace to Poland's Aviation Valley
Aviation Valley in south-east Poland is its revitalised heartland of aerospace, attracting investors and creating skilled jobs
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ILA: Berlin to host future ILAs
ILA is to remain in Berlin from 2012 after organisers opted for a planned purpose-built site next to the city's new airport over a move to Leipzig.
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NewsEmirates to recruit 700 pilots in next 18 months
After largely closing its doors to new recruits during the 2009 downturn, Emirates plans to hire more than 700 pilots over the next 18 months
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ILA: MTU happy with its independence
MTU is happily independent and its multi-partner business model gives it a stake in many lucrative engine programmes
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NewsMist opportunities - climate control
Humidity specialist CTT is out to convince airlines they have a moisture problem
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ILA: Bauhaus Luftfahrt thinks the unthinkable
Invention is key at Bauhaus Luftfahrt as the research institution's scientists seek answers to urgent problems
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Britten-Norman brings production back to the UK
After more than 40 years of outsourcing its subassemblies to Romania, the UK's only surviving airframer Britten-Norman ...
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ILA: A400M to headline at still thriving ILA
The long-delayed air show debut of the A400M will add vibrancy to ILA, the main showcase for German aerospace
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EBACE: Cautious optimism from industry leaders at EBACE
A year ago, shell-shocked industry leaders came to EBACE determined to talk up a revival that had not begun. This time, amid increasing signs that the worst...
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EBACE: Fly Aviation Services helps build Ugandan school
Visit Fly Aviation Services (stand 877) and you will be helping to educate Ugandan children.
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EBACE: Aerospace Interiors in Dubai completions tie-up
New Zealand design consultancy Aerospace Interiors (stand 1571) has come half way round the world to be at EBACE for the first time. Now the Auckland company...