News from FlightGlobal – Page 1575
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US aviation safety experts probe mystery spate of 22 damaged windscreens in 3h at Denver airport
Aviation safety investigators are working to clear up a mystery spate of cracked windshields around the Denver area in the course of three hours on one day last week.
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NewsGE holds the key to power - Airliner delivery analysis 2007
We have number-crunched engine deliveries for the past decade to find out exactly how the big three, plus their joint ventures CFM and IAE, share the market spoils. Read our findings.
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Lufthansa threatens to move hub operations to Zurich to evade EU green plan
Airline boss warns trading scheme would put EU carriers at 'commercial disadvantage'
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Boeing 737-900ER on course to meet April delivery goal despite faulty sensor glitch
Certification of the Boeing 737-900ER is still on schedule to meet its original April delivery target to launch customer Lion Air despite extended testing periods caused by faulty sensors, and additional evaluation for revised stall characteristics and the autoland system.
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Ground work: ADS-B
Australia should now have ADS-B coverage above 30,000ft - but development issues have blown it off course. Can it get back on track?
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The way forward: ADS-B
UPS Airlines is playing a crucial role in pioneering the application of ADS-B, the enabling technology for the USA's next-generation air transport system
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Boeing powers up thrust bump testing for GE90
Engine upgrade improves 777-200LR/300ER's take-off performance in hot conditions