June 19, 2006

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Heady Days

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Italy's JSF Win

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Belt and Braces

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Heady Days

By choosing the 787-9, Singapore Airlines puts more pressure on Boeing’s supply chain

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Italy's JSF Win

F-35 final assembly work goes to Italy as U.K. seeks independent maintenance and support deal

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Belt and Braces

RAF concerns prompt BAE offer on Hawk support as U.K. plans future aircrew training

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C-5 Crew Error Crash

An experienced crew gets complacent returning to home base on a clear day

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Freighter Family

A330-200 cargo aircraft could become base for KC-30 offering to USAF

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Moonport Realities

July targeted for key launch site infrastructure decisions, but shuttle will rule the roost till 2010

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Lesson Learned

Genesis recommendations apply to human exploration vehicle

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TAILSPIN

TOULOUSE LONDON Airbus and its main parent EADS will not know for weeks, maybe months, the full cost and market implications from the latest A380 delays and ongoing product strategy uncertainty. The immediate hit is significant, though.

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Final Prep Work

Airbus continues to battle wake vortex limits as it eyes ways to smooth A380 service entry

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A380 Software Tracking

WASHINGTON In a novel arrangement that Sita hopes will become a template for similar programs with other aircraft manufacturers, Airbus will enlist the Geneva-based consortium to manage the 1,400 software programs flying on the A380.

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