Networks – Page 528
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Fuel cell could replace ram air turbine on next Airbus narrowbody
Airbus aims to decide by around 2015 whether on-board fuel-cell technology can be matured sufficiently to negate the need for a ram air turbine (RAT) to...
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Business briefings
THREE BIDDERS FOR ROMANIA'S AVIOANE CRAIOVA PRIVATISATION Alenia Aeronautica, Aero Vodochody of the Czech Republic and Romanian bidder INAV Bucharest...
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Good Week - Bad Week
Herb Kelleher As the Southwest Airlines chairman passed his baton to his chief executive Gary Kelly, the carrier's 5,600-member pilots association didn't...
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Political puzzles
The environment is likely to be high on the agenda for the next US administration, but will aviation emissions influence the current second-stage open skies talks?
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NewsAmerican Airlines to divest of Eagle division as part of capacity cuts
AMR is pressing forward with plans to divest its wholly owned regional American Eagle Airlines even as it prepares to slash the carrier's fleet and reduce...
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Clean Sky: Systems for Green operations
Can better management of aircraft energy and missions produce cleaner skies? Two research teams aim to find the answer Martin Fendt LONDON
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Airbus's recycling master plan - Pamela
Airbus is taking a scientific approach to airliner recycling as it seeks to reinvent the process and establish a greener, smarter approach to the dismantling business
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NewsBMI values its Heathrow slot portfolio at £770 million
Star Alliance member BMI Group has significantly hiked its net asset value by booking £770 million ($1.5 billion) against its London Heathrow slot holding on its balance sheet.
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Airlines go into crisis mode as fuel hits new high
"In the struggle for survival, the fittest win out at the expense of their rivals because they succeed in adapting themselves best to their environment."...