May 17, 2004

May 17, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

BANKRUPTCY'S SIREN SONG

By DAVID BOND

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Struggle for Life

By ANDY NATIVI,PIERRE SPARACO

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Anglo-Irish Offensive

By PIERRE SPARACO

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

BANKRUPTCY'S SIREN SONG

US Airways (again) and Delta will consider Chapter 11 if their transformation/reassessment plans come up short

By DAVID BOND

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Struggle for Life

New team is scurrying to devise a viable strategy to save ailing Alitalia

By ANDY NATIVI,PIERRE SPARACO

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Anglo-Irish Offensive

EasyJet and Ryanair are seeking legal redress to eliminate barriers to unrestricted traffic growth

By PIERRE SPARACO

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Out of Gas

Despite heavy USAF and Boeing lobbying, Pentagon nixes KC-767 acquisition

By ROBERT WALL

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Longer-Lived F110s

Upgrading F110s will keep them, and the F-16s they power, viable until aircraft retires in 2025

By STANLEY W. KANDEBO

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Funding Wedge

Australia continues trend of increased defense spending

By ROBERT WALL

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Airtankers Grounded

U.S. to rely on firefighting helos, C-130s, ‘scoopers’ and single-engine tankers

By WILLIAM B. SCOTT

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Scaledown

Scientists to start seeing NASA shift on ISS research later this year

By FRANK MORRING

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Empty Pockets

NASA launches deep-space exploration procurement, but without funding

By FRANK MORRING

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ILA 2004

Toward Recovery

A380’s arrival on the scene could harbinger upturn the industry’s been waiting for

By PIERRE SPARACO,JENS FLOTTAU

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