August 2, 2010

August 2, 2010

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THE WORLD

AIRLINE RECOVERY

RESTRAINING ORDER

By ADRIAN SCHOFIELD,DARREN SHANNON,ANDREW COMPART

AIRLINE RECOVERY

Recovery Road

By ROBERT WALL,JENS FLOTTAU

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THE WORLD

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AIRLINE RECOVERY

RESTRAINING ORDER

Unchecked capacity growth is one of the main threats to U.S. airline rebound

By ADRIAN SCHOFIELD,DARREN SHANNON,ANDREW COMPART

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AIRLINE RECOVERY

Recovery Road

European airlines see demand returning faster than many expected

By ROBERT WALL,JENS FLOTTAU

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AIRLINE RECOVERY

Building Momentum

WASHINGTON The strong rebound in international passenger and cargo demand is continuing, as the airline industry further distances itself from the 2009 downturn and the ash-related cancellations earlier this year. Global passenger demand was up 11.9% year-on-year in June, according to the International Air Transport Association.

By ADRIAN SCHOFIELD

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INDIA

Expanding Umbrella

India awakens to need for long-range and cruise missile engagement capabilities

By ASIA-PACIFIC STAFF

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INDIA

Don’t Change Course

Domestic defense industries want New Delhi to keep foreign direct investment low

By NEELAM MATHEWS

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Before the Storm

European defense contractors enjoy solid financial returns before budget crunch

By ROBERT WALL,MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,ANDY NATIVI

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Tied to Tier 1

Buoyed by Tirst-halt results, Satran still on prowl for acquisition

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

At Bottom?

Falcon bizjet order intake returns to positive territory

By ROBERT WALL

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

SpaceShipTwo’s Wings Feathered

By FRANK MORRING

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