May 24, 2004

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

RAPTOR U NWRAPPED

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Balancing Act

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Imperfect Choice

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RAPTOR U NWRAPPED

F/A-22 supporters bare secrets of the electronically sophisticated stealth design to show that it’s much more than a fighter

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Balancing Act

U.S. aerospace trade surplus declines as industry scoops up aircraft from abroad

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Imperfect Choice

Sweden looks to offset looming combat aircraft cuts with improvements in capability

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HDTV Rockets Up

SES Americom and Lockheed Martin press PanAmSat and Boeing on high-definition TV

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By the Book

Yang says he controlled Shenzhou separation, attitude; longer flight next, but no docking

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Hawking

A German Global Hawk buy may be around the corner-if budgets permit

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Big Mission

The single-engine PC-12 will perform U.S. border surveillance

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German Hope

A potential competitor to U.S. air-launched weapons is brewing

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Improved Inlet

100% external compression means less complexity, lighter weight

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Bombardier’s NCA

NEW YORK Bombardier says it is now serious about challenging Boeing and Airbus in the narrow-body market, and will assign 250 people to the definition of such an airplane. Bombardier Aerospace President and Chief Operating Officer Pierre Beaudoin says the team for its “New Commercial Aircraft” (NCA) program will be in place this year.

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