May 13, 1985

BUSINESS FLYING

Product Liability Is Key Problem for General Aviation Companies

Space Technology

Nasa Distributes Spacelab Payload for Analysis Following Shuttle Landing

Air Transport

Strong Traffic, Cost Curbs Boost First-quarter Airline Earnings

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BUSINESS FLYING

Product Liability Is Key Problem for General Aviation Companies

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Space Technology

Nasa Distributes Spacelab Payload for Analysis Following Shuttle Landing

Johnson Space Center—Shuttle/Spacelab 3 payload of research animals and zero-g processed crystals is being distributed around the U. S. for analysis this week following the reentry and landing of the orbiter Challenger at Edwards AFB, Calif., May 6.

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Air Transport

Strong Traffic, Cost Curbs Boost First-quarter Airline Earnings

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MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

Production Management Concept Cuts Delays, Budget Overruns

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MANAGEMENT

Security Clearance Delays Cost Defense Dept. $1 Billion a Year

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MANAGEMENT SHUFFLE

Lockheed Shakeup Replaces Shuttle Processing Managers

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AIR TRANSPORT

Carriers Ask Court to Void Faa Noise Exemption Guides

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Aeronautical Engineering

French Begin Assembly of Rafale/acx Fighter

St. Cloud, France—Dassault-Breguet has started final assembly of its Rafale future fighter demonstrator aircraft while simultaneously accelerating the manufacturing rate for its Mirage 2000 fighter and seeking sufficient orders to reopen the Super Etendard attack aircraft’s production line.

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Editorial

A $2,000 Misunderstanding

Still another horror story has emerged from military support equipment procurement. This one involves a couple of pairs of pliers bought through Boeing as prime contractor for the KC-135R program with a price originally proposed at $2,548 and later reduced to $80.

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AVIONICS

Germans Fitting F-4fs with Hughes Radar in 1990s Update Program

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