All articles by Murdo Morrison – Page 79
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Florida aerospace special - Florida maintains service industry
MAINTENANCE Survival of the fitters Commercial Jet, one of the few MRO operators left at Miami airport, is thriving thanks to its niche business...
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Florida aerospace special - Still a major player in training
training Staying power Despite the fallout after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Florida retains its status as one of the world's leading training...
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Doncasters proves its mettle
Why Dubai-based owner is singing the praises of UK aerospace engineering company
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EADS has long road to 2020 Vision
Airbus is entering 2008 well on its way to achieving one of the most troublesome targets in its Power8 cost-cutting plan - picking preferred bidders for...
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Charities special - Aviation Sans Frontiers provides a lifeline for NGOs
Aviation sans frontiers Providing a lifeline A charity founded by a group of French airline pilots has become a vital support arm for NGOs in...
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Will Airbus really shift production to the USA?
It is a tale of two Airbuses. The first Airbus is enjoying runaway success in the market: last month's Dubai air show brought a torrent of sales and the...
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UK defence projects fall further behind schedule
Delays in expected deliveries of key equipment to the UK armed forces have lengthened, with the Ministry of Defence's biggest 20 procurement projects now...
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Innovation matters for European missile house MBDA
Six years after its formation, MBDA is inching towards true European missile integration
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Italy special: beyond Turin
The region around Turin - the workshop of Italy - is the latest to promote itself to the global industry as a one-stop aerospace cluster Murdo Morrison TURIN
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Dubai 2007: Patient build-up for Gulf medical market
medevac patient build-up for gulf medical market Until recently, most medevac traffic from the Gulf was one way, comprising wealthy locals and...
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NewsDubai 2007: To Dubai to buy
With governments and entrepreneurs in the Gulf in spending mood, next week's Dubai air show will not be short of order...
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Dubai 2007: The race is on
Bob Johnson: relishing opportunity INVESTMENT Following the leader The UAE's big two emirates have ambitions to diversify their economies...
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Interview: Outsider Edwards aims to expand Jet Aviation
In May, Peter Edwards, former boss of Bombardier's business aviation arm, became the first outsider to run business...
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Interview: Niall Olver, Grob Aerospace
Niall Olver has turned a small South African Learjet distributorship into one of the world's biggest business aviation services organisations, with fixed-base...
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Cosworth revs into aviation
New market opens for UK engineering firm as chequered flag comes down on F1 era
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Airbus reshuffles management team
New Airbus chief executive Tom Enders has reshuffled his senior team, slimming the executive committee from nine to six and marking a further shift by Airbus...
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DayJet set out European ambitions
Pioneering Florida air taxi operator DayJet has been explaining about its plans to roll-out its "per-seat on-demand"...
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Asia's new arrival
asia's new arrival murdo morrison london Asian Aerospace - one of the biggest global air show brands - has reinvented itself as a civil aviation...
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Straight & level: 14 August 2007
Only a mother could love them What was the ugliest aircraft of them all? It's a question almost as old as aviation, but more contenders are being added...