August 2, 2004

August 2, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Climbing in Formation

By DAVID HUGHES

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Bankruptcy's Toll

By DAVID BOND

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Sounding Off

By DAVID BOND

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Climbing in Formation

With the civil market showing signs of life and the military sector humming, the aerospace outlook is rosy

By DAVID HUGHES

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Bankruptcy's Toll

As United extends financing and stops funding pensions, US Airways faces Sept. 30 hurdles and commits to low fares

By DAVID BOND

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Sounding Off

Fuel costs left AirTran’s profits flat, but the carrier is as feisty as ever

By DAVID BOND

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Mainline Pilots in RJs

Northwest ALPA offers a plan for 70-seat aircraft—Is it B-scale or the new way?

By JAMES OTT

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Demand Pressure

Despite funding uncertainty, Transcom chief expects more C-17s

By ROBERT WALL

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Finally Ready?

USAF, Marines to deploy C-130J after years of growing pains

By ROBERT WALL

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Cyclone Forming

Canada wields carrot and stick to field helicopters on time

By ROBERT WALL

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Going Abroad

Oman becomes first overseas export customer for NH-90, but more may soon follow

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Mixed Signals

Radar given go-ahead in feasibility studies

By ROBERT WALL,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Procurement Pickle

Parliamentarians roast acquisition process and associated organizational performance

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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