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Questions linger as Bombardier sets sights on mainline segment
After a hesitant start, Bombardier now seems to have the timing and design of twinjet better aligned with market needs
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SpaceX blames workload for Falcon 9 rocket delay
Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) is blaming the overwhelming amount of work involved in developing its Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule for a six-month...
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Austrian to offer onboard voting during regional election
Austrian Airlines Group is to offer a special onboard voting service to its passengers during Lower Austria's forthcoming regional elections. Passengers...
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PICTURES: Delta takes delivery of first Boeing 777-200LR
PIC CREDIT: JOE WALKER Delta Air Lines has taken delivery of its first of eight Boeing...
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IFALPA worried about misuse of multi-crew pilot licence in face of pilot shortage
The new multi-crew pilot licence could be "applied incorrectly in response to cost or time pressures to respond to the current pilot shortage", according...
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NewsA350 XWB cockpit will be ‘an evolution of the A380’s’
Despite switch to larger screens, A350 flightdeck will have high level of commonality with its ultra-large sister, says Airbus
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US FAA to impose special conditions on Boeing 787 electric power
Boeing's "more-electric" power architecture for the 787 will face special conditions to achieve airworthiness certification by the US Federal Aviation Administration. The...
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NASA employs video game company for Constellation programme
Maryland based-computer game company Vision Videogames is working on a 3D visualisation software package for NASA's...
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NASA adds power and height to Ares V rocket
NASA's Ares V cargo launch vehicle (CLV) , named after its five first-stage...
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New Orion CEV requirements force contract renegotiation
NASA and its Orion crew exploration vehicle (CEV) prime contractor Lockheed Martin are restructuring the design,...
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NewsSpaceX Falcon 9 maiden flight delayed by six months to late Q1 2009
Space Exploration Technologies is blaming the overwhelming amount of work related to the development of its Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon capsule for a maiden flight delay of six months...
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Vulcan team issues Mayday as funding threatens project
The much-anticipated return of the Avro Vulcan bomber to the air show circuit this year could be in doubt, as a funding crisis threatens the very future...
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Life in aviation after diabetes
Being deemed unfit to fly is any pilot's nightmare. Working Week talks to Atlantic Flight Training's Ian Cooper, business development manager, multi-crew simulator training, on how it affected him