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Appointments in brief, July 2007
Long-serving SAS executive Gunnar Reitan is leaving the company at his own request. He was latterly executive vice-president of SAS and headed up its affiliate...
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Back in business
Airbus bosses are elated after their most successful Paris ever in terms of orders. They needed and deserved the break. But the European airframer's worries are far from over
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Airbus sets new order benchmark
Airbus set a new benchmark for air show order announcements with deals totalling 728 orders and commitments. Of these, 425 were firm and commitments for...
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Business briefing
EADS expands in South African defence INVESTMENT EADS Defence & Security is increasing its presence in the South African defence market with the acquisition...
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GE drops A330-200F plan and opens door to P&W
General Electric has abandoned plans to offer an engine for the Airbus A330-200 Freighter, ...
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Atlantis set for return to earth
Atlantis to return SPACE SHUTTLE Atlantis is to return to Earth after an extended 13-day International Space Station (ISS) solar array assembly mission....
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An idea in waiting
There was nothing wrong with the vision. It is in its execution that the concept of EASA has been flawed. It is time to get it right
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Whatever happened to propfans?
Hailed for its fuel-saving potential when it was developed 19 years ago, the concept never quite got off the ground
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Defence in brief
DEFENCE IN BRIEF FIGHTERS DEPART The last batch of six surplus Royal Netherlands Air Force Lockheed Martin F-16s to be acquired by Chile were...
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Smart rotor on trial
Boeing is to test a smart helicopter rotor in a NASA windtunnel to verify the vibration, noise and performance improvements expected in forward flight with...
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Jeppesen RNP systems under test
Required navigation performance procedures designed by Boeing subsidiary Jeppesen for operations at Linzhi airport in the mountainous region of Tibet were...
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Go-ahead for Pawan Hans
Indian helicopter charter operator Pawan Hans has been given approval to operate scheduled services and is considering adding fixed-wing aircraft. The...
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Freighters sought
FREIGHTERS SOUGHT Ethiopian Airlines is seeking two dedicated freighters to meet increased European demand for transport of fresh produce. Speaking...
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Keeping the Royal Navy's fleet flying
With mechanical engineering skills in high demand, the UK's armed forces serve a vital role in training tomorrow's airframe technicians. Working Week talks to Mark Duddridge, a civilian engineering instructor based at HMS Sultan
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ICAO for space takes first step
Lobbying has begun to create a new International Civil Aviation Organisation directorate to handle commercial spaceflight. Montreal, Canada-based ICAO is...
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FAA queries RNAV GPS units
The US Federal Aviation Administration is taking a hard look at whether an estimated 26,000 instrument flight-capable GPS units on US general aviation aircraft...
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Europe to match GAMA
Europe's general and business aviation manufacturers have set up their own version of the USA's successful General Aviation Manufacturers Association. The...
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MAS draws up widebody shopping list
Malaysia Airlines is preparing to issue a request for proposals to Airbus and Boeing for dozens of new widebody aircraft, as it assesses offers from Airbus,...