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Reports from Ecuador state that the nation is close to acquiring nine Atlas Cheetah C fighters from South Africa.

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Leadership program raises workrate and bottom line

Let’s face it: the aerospace and defense industries do not have good track records when it comes to keeping new product developments on-time and on-budget.

July 16, 2010

Sagem Launches Vertical-attack Laser AASM

Announced last week was the first successful test of the 250-kilogram laser-guided version of Sagem’s AASM modular weapon.

Aircraft

July 16, 2010

GE Engines ramps up production of GEnx

GE Aircraft Engines plans to build 100 GEnx engines this year and double that number next year, as the company accelerates production to meet a demand for

Engines

July 16, 2010

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ITT takes leading role in devising next-gen ATM

You could be forgiven for thinking that the best part of a generation has been expended in talking up the promised benefits of the U.S.

ATC

July 16, 2010

Industry heads to address environment, ethics

Although last December’s world environmental meeting in Copenhagen ended with more of whimper than a bang, the head of the U.S.

July 16, 2010

L-3 rises in the ranks of defense technology

L-3 Communications is here at the Farnborough airshow highlighting some of the technology with which it has been able to assert itself as a leader in syste

July 16, 2010

Irkut’s MC-21 raises Russian comfort bar

This week’s Farnborough airshow will provide the closest look yet at what Irkut Corp.

Aircraft

July 16, 2010

C Series moves into detailed design phase

Bombardier is about to freeze the design of its C Series airliner, marking the end of the project’s joint definition phase and the official start of the de

Aircraft

July 16, 2010

Eaton picks Satair for UK service, support

Satair (Hall 1 Stand C12) has become the exclusive distributor for Eaton Aerospace Group’s fuel systems division (FDS) in the UK.

July 16, 2010

Alenia adopts new tech to build M-346 trainer

Alenia Aermacchi is stepping up the pace on the production line for its new M-346 Master jet trainer at the Venegono Superiore factory in northern It

Aircraft

July 16, 2010

Britain’s industry remains challenged

At face value, the UK’s aerospace and defense industries might feel entitled to breathe a quiet sigh of relief and gently pat themselves on the back coming

July 16, 2010

Embraer mulls next member of E-Jet family

Embraer has narrowed down the possibilities for its next phase of product development to two options, company CEO Frederico Curado told AIN</strong

July 16, 2010

RAS’s quest is to be more inclusive

Qatar Airways is set to be made the newest corporate partner of the Royal Aeronautical Society.

July 16, 2010

Mitsubishi says MRJ nearing design freeze

The time for refinements to the Mitsubishi MRJ has nearly passed, as Mitsubishi Aircraft expects to freeze the regional jet’s design within the next two mo

July 16, 2010

Raytheon ready for air-to-ground ID

Blue-on-blue incidents have always been an unfortunate factor in warfare, but a series of tragic events in recent times has brought the subject into sharp

July 16, 2010

NATO nearing alliance for ground surveillance

Fifteen years after the concept was first mooted, NATO may finally acquire an alliance ground surveillance system (AGS).

July 16, 2010

First A330-200F prepares for launch customer Etihad

The latest member of the Airbus A330 family is the Series 200F cargo variant, which was launched in early 2007 and is scheduled for mid-2010 entry into ser

Aircraft

July 16, 2010

Airbus examines strategy as new markets emerge

Airbus is mulling a fourth A320 engine option as a tactic in its single-aisle product strategy, which is expected to lead to an all-new design for service

July 16, 2010

Rolls-Royce Wins $16 Million Cleen Program Award

Rolls-Royce has received awards valued at $16 million for its participation in the FAA’s Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions & Noise (Cleen) technologie

Engines

July 16, 2010

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Latest

Atlas Cheetah C Fighters for Ecuador

Reports from Ecuador state that the nation is close to acquiring nine Atlas Cheetah C fighters from South Africa.

Leadership program raises workrate and bottom line

Let’s face it: the aerospace and defense industries do not have good track records when it comes to keeping new product developments on-time and on-budget.

Sagem Launches Vertical-attack Laser AASM

Announced last week was the first successful test of the 250-kilogram laser-guided version of Sagem’s AASM modular weapon.

GE Engines ramps up production of GEnx

GE Aircraft Engines plans to build 100 GEnx engines this year and double that number next year, as the company accelerates production to meet a demand for

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ITT takes leading role in devising next-gen ATM

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L-3 rises in the ranks of defense technology

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C Series moves into detailed design phase

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Eaton picks Satair for UK service, support

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Alenia adopts new tech to build M-346 trainer

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Embraer mulls next member of E-Jet family

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Mitsubishi says MRJ nearing design freeze

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Raytheon ready for air-to-ground ID

Blue-on-blue incidents have always been an unfortunate factor in warfare, but a series of tragic events in recent times has brought the subject into sharp

NATO nearing alliance for ground surveillance

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First A330-200F prepares for launch customer Etihad

The latest member of the Airbus A330 family is the Series 200F cargo variant, which was launched in early 2007 and is scheduled for mid-2010 entry into ser

Airbus examines strategy as new markets emerge

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Rolls-Royce Wins $16 Million Cleen Program Award

Rolls-Royce has received awards valued at $16 million for its participation in the FAA’s Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions &amp; Noise (Cleen) technologie

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Rolls-Royce has received awards valued at $16 million for its participation in the FAA’s Continuous Lower Energy, Emissions & Noise (Cleen) technologie