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Airbus confident ahead of A380 service entry with Singapore Airlines
Airbus is confident that everything is in place for a smooth entry-into-service of the A380 with Singapore Airlines on daily flights between Singapore and...
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Airbus relieved as British Airways orders A380s
It is honours even between Airbus and Boeing after round one of British Airways' long-haul fleet-renewal evaluation
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NewsPICTURES: Airbus unveils mock-up of A350 XWB cabin
Airbus has completed a portable mock-up of its new A350 XWB cabin, which is now on display at the airframer’s marketing centre in Toulouse
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PICTURE: Ocean Airlines' first ex-Air France 747-200F ready for delivery
The first of six ex-Air France Boeing 747-200Fs is about to enter service with Italian cargo airline Ocean Airlines
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Airbus finalises A350 work packages
Having just awarded Honeywell the contract to supply the A350 XWB's "air package" comprising the auxiliary power unit and related systems, Airbus is finalising...
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Metallic strips will ensure electrical continuity in A350's carbon frame
Airbus's decision to switch the fuselage frames from aluminium to carbonfibre has eliminated one advantage that the former offered - the provision of a natural...
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Flightdeck rethink heralds new A350 XWB design
Airbus has finalised some significant design decisions on the exterior look and structural make-up of its A350 XWB in recent months, but the cockpit has...
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Northrop says it will switch to Airbus A330-200F if it wins USAF contract
Northrop Grumman believes its KC-30 proposal will "inevitably" switch airframes to the Airbus A330-200F...
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Panasonic does not expect near-term wireless IFE
Panasonic Avionics does not imagine that wireless in-flight entertainment systems will be adopted by airframers or airlines in the near term. "Life...
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Thales glass cockpit to join ATR's turboprop family
ATR will introduce a new-generation Thales glass cockpit on its turboprop family in 2009, while a replacement for the 50- to 70-seat turboprop is likely...