All articles by NAME MISSING – Page 108
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Feedback: Italy's airport barriers
Italy's obsession with its troubled flag carrier Alitalia has hampered the country's airports sector, argues David Jarach, professor of marketing at Milan's...
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Business Briefings
US trade negotiators are vowing to closely scrutinise the state aid being provided...
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Business: Good Week - Bad Week
CAE The Canadian simulation and training company announced a string of new contracts with a total firm value of C$71 million ($67 million) and a potential...
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Opinion
Comment: Immunity jab
The renewed bid by American Airlines and British Airways to forge a transatlantic partnership, backed by antitrust immunity, looks set to establish the platform...
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Airline appointments
In brief Air Canada has announced the appointment of Claude Morin as vice-president global sales. He arrives from leading Air Canada Cargo and succeeds...
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Comment - Business Aviation could get a helping hand in Japan
The mere mention of Japan to those involved in business aviation results in a sigh, a roll of the eyes and a shrug of the shoulder. The world's second largest...
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Comment - Unmanned, unfunded
Cash prizes have spurred innovation through a century of aviation - so why is the UK government so mean when it comes to the UAV technology its soldiers urgently need?
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This Week: Briefings
Oneworld alliance members British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia claim their proposed tie-up...
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Lufthansa ground workers narrowly accept new pay deal
Ground workers at German flag-carrier Lufthansa have narrowly voted to accept the terms of the negotiated settlement which ended a strike earlier this month. The...
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Chile buys Airbus A310s for presidential transport duties
Chile is acquiring a pair of Airbus A310-200s for presidential transport and air-to-air refuelling duties under a $104 million deal with EADS. The European...
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Endurance, payload and systems - the Insight UAV
The Insight UAV will have an endurance of 24h with an 11kg (24lb) payload, but in an overload configuration could carry up to 22kg for 8h. These figures...
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Can Boeing's combat aircraft business survive?
Does the loss of one demonstrator contract spell the beginning of the end for the US manufacturer's combat aircraft business? The US DoD must face up to that possibility
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Full power ahead at Nantgarw
Aviation engineering's constantly evolving challenges keeps businesses such as GE on its toes - whether it's meeting the ever-increasing demands of customers or preparing for the much-anticipated launch of the A380
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Defence in brief
in brief WESTAR APACHE DEAL Qinetiq North American company Westar Aerospace & Defence has a new five-year contract with the US Army to continue...
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Supply-chain evolution
Goodrich is making the most of existing assets through intelligent initiatives
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Helping China learn to fly
Rod Bruce's 40-year journey from crop duster ground crew to senior pilot instructor has taken him to one of Asia's foremost training colleges, where he is one of many overseas flyers employed
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Brazil's structural failings
A country with such a proud aviation tradition as Brazil can cure the problems that have recently afflicted its air transport systems. Whether it recovers...
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A duty of care
Systems for protecting ab initio aviators from their own lack of experience during training are essential. But a recent accident showed there was no standard for identifying a new solo pilot