Systems & interiors – Page 427
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Helicopter ditching fatalities could have been prevented, says NTSB
Fifteen deaths in helicopter accidents between 2000 and 2006 in the Gulf of Mexico could have been avoided had the survivors been able to retrieve the on-board...
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Airbus’s Leahy sees sales falling back to delivery levels
Airbus chief salesman John Leahy expects aircraft orders in the coming years to return to levels that are similar to annual deliveries, following a record...
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Tassili Q400 being repaired at Flybe after glitch during delivery
A Bombardier Q400 being delivered from the manufacturer's Toronto plant to Algerian operator Tassili Airlines is undergoing repair after one of its landing-gear...
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Stress free: all-premium terminals take off
There is nothing more frustrating and unpredictable than an airport queue. Airlines have started to cash in on this frustration by offering their best customers...
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Budget buildings: the rise of low-cost terminals
The challenge of assimilating the needs of low-cost and network carriers under one roof has seen some airports choosing to segment their offerings The...
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Airport IT Trends Survey 2007
The fourth Airport IT Trends Survey, by ACI, Airline Business and SITA, shows that the self-service revolution is now firmly established in the airport world ...
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NewsPraful Patel: Overseeing change in India
Indian civil aviation minister Praful Patel has spent the last few years driving change in India's airline sector and achieving what most people thought...
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Ryanair reverses European crew employment ruling
Flightcrew to be subject to law of airlines' home country
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Estonian 737 diverts to Hamburg with RNAV failure
Preliminary German investigations indicate that an Estonian Air Boeing 737-500 escorted to Hamburg by fighter...
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Dexter maps out expansion with more PC-12s
Air-taxi operator Dexter is broadening its on-demand and scheduled services within Russia as it prepares to expand its turboprop fleet. The Moscow-based...
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Dubai 2007: Emirates outlines plans for initial Airbus A380 services
Emirates is confident that it will begin receiving its first batch of Airbus A380s in mid-2008, which will enable it to put the ultra-large airliner into...
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Italy special: Venetian vision
Alenia subsidiaries Superjet International and Aeronavali are aiming to benefit as Venice prepares to be the Russian regional jet's second home
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Italy special: rotary roadmap
The NH90 is set to be a mainstay for the Italian military, but while the army is about to get its first of 60 helicopters, the navy will have to wait LUCA PERUZZI GENOA
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Comment - Killer security
Pilots across the world are tired of being treated unreasonably by airport staff and putting up with inconsistent practices. In the UK there is evidence that this now threatens flight safety