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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Sales remain strong despite Dreamliner delays
Sales remain strong despite Dreamliner delays
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Boeing moves into scrap business
Boeing is moving into the next-generation scrap business, teaming with Italy's Alenia Aeronautica to help establish a composite waste recycling centre near...
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Apollo rebrands as ThyssenKrupp Aerospace for new mission
ThyssenKrupp Services is relaunching Apollo Metals, which it acquired in January, as ThyssenKrupp Aerospace, in a bid to cater to the increasingly global...
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Durable engines keep on delivering for Rolls-Royce
Durable engines keep on delivering for Rolls-Royce
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FAC boosts member support in India
The Farnborough Aerospace Consortium is continuing its international expansion with member support offices in Bangalore, Mumbai and New Delhi, following...
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Turboprop turnaround
ATR chief Stephane Mayer is on a mission to prove that the recent turboprop boom is far from a flash in the pan by developing a new aircraft family with even better operating economics.
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Joyce excited at challenge of making jets more efficient
Joyce excited at challenge of making jets more efficient
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: US election could delay JSF engine funding
US election could delay JSF engine funding
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: IAE reaches a milestone – but Beatty is looking ahead
IAE reaches a milestone – but Beatty is looking ahead
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: CAE plays the sim card to perfection
The tough global economic situation does not necessarily spell bad news for every aerospace organisation. Marc Parent, president training specialist CAE, tells Paul Derby the high cost of fuel makes training on flight simulators more attractive
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: FlightBlogger is Twittering away at the show
FlightBlogger is Twittering away at the show
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FARNBOROUGH 2008: Boeing 737 embarks on its Poseidon adventure
The successful Lockheed P-3 Orion grew from an airliner – the Electra. Now Boeing is repeating the trick with its replacement, the P-8A Poseidon, a beefed-up version of the 737-800.