March 3, 1986

March 3, 1986

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BUSINESS FLYING

Gulfstream 4 Certification Expected This September

By Paul Proctor9 min

SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Nasa, Air Force Seek Funds for New Orbiter, Expendables

By Paul Mann9 min

Space Technology

Canada Adapting Shuttle Remote Arm to Space Station Service Facility

By William H. Gregory8 min

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BUSINESS FLYING

Gulfstream 4 Certification Expected This September

By Paul Proctor9 min

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SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Nasa, Air Force Seek Funds for New Orbiter, Expendables

By Paul Mann9 min

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Space Technology

Canada Adapting Shuttle Remote Arm to Space Station Service Facility

By William H. Gregory8 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Eastern Airlines Approves Texas Air Acquisition Bid

By James Ott8 min

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SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Morton Thiokol Engineers Testify Nasa Rejected Warnings on Launch

By Edward H. Kolcum7 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Shanghai Airlines Plans to Lure Passengers From National Carrier

Shanghai—Shanghai Airlines, in the forefront of China's free enterprise experiment, plans to dangle traditional Western advertising bait—good food and attractive flight attendants—when it sets out to entice passengers from the state-owned airline.

By Richard G. O'Lone7 min

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Management

Partners Agree to Preproduction of Cl-289 Drone

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SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Nasa Identifies Fixes for Booster Seal Problem

Washington—National Aeronautics and Space Administration engineers have identified several potential fixes for the solid rocket booster joint seal problem they believe triggered the chain of events that destroyed the shuttle orbiter Challenger and killed its seven crewmembers.
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Aeronautical Engineering

Mbb Focuses on Helicopter Rotor Advances, International Projects

By Michael Feazel5 min

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Management

Fafnir Reorganization Continues Despite Sale to Ingersoll-rand

By Stanley W. Kandebo5 min

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