March 6, 2006

March 6, 2006

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Pitfalls Aplenty

By DAVID BOND

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

What's in Store

By FRANCES FIORINO

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Airport Agenda

By ROBERT WALL

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Pitfalls Aplenty

Lower airline yields, more work at towers, en route centers

By DAVID BOND

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What's in Store

Crystal ball shows airlines dodging oil prices; LCC competition on a path to profitability

By FRANCES FIORINO

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Airport Agenda

European Union weighs in soon on airport, other capacity constraints

By ROBERT WALL

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Tanker Quandary

Strategy to replace the aging KC-135 debated by U.S. Air Force decision makers

By JOHN M. DOYLE,DAVID A. FULGHUM

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JSF Engine Not Dead

Alternate powerplant dropped only for economic reasons, says USAF

By JOHN M. DOYLE,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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MALE Rivalry

France likely to dump EuroMale, EADS unless more partners sign on, report says

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Australian Stealth

Low-observable missile will fit into net-centric warfare plans that also include JSF and long-range radars

By DAVID A. FULGHUM

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Purchasing Power

Overhaul of procurement organization looms as U.K. considers structural reform of support and acquisition

By DOUGLAS

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Final Assembly

ISS agency chiefs agree to advance pressurized elements, defer utilization in push to finish

By CRAIG COVAULT,FRANK MORRING

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ECOs of the Past

Shuttle tank sensors an issue again in launch processing

By CRAIG COVAULT

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