April 7, 2008

April 7, 2008

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

CHINAS'S CHALLENGE

By BRADLEY PERRETT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

MRJ Go-Ahead

By BRADLEY PERRETT

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Integration Troubles

By MICHAEL MECHAM

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CHINAS'S CHALLENGE

China enters 21st centuary commercial aircraft arena

By BRADLEY PERRETT

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MRJ Go-Ahead

Regional jet launch finally brings Pratt & Whitney's GTF to market

By BRADLEY PERRETT

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Integration Troubles

Boeing learns not all suppliers can play crucial assembly role

By MICHAEL MECHAM

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Work in Progress

EC1 75 cooperation shifts from design to development

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,ROBERT WALL

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Reverse Order

U.K. may opt to base its key F-35 decision on partial data

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Lightning Choice

Looking for F-22 alternatives, Japan tries out F-35 simulator

By SUNHO BECK

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Acid Test

Crucial problem-solving Stovl tests for FI 35 engine set to start this week

By GUY NORRIS

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Paris Tightens Control Over Procurement

PARIS France will cut back its nuclear arsenal, reduce the number of bases and reef the sails of armaments agency DGA in the biggest force streamlining and modernization the country has undergone since the Cold War. That drastic cutbacks are needed to get under its budget cap is no surprise: The country was facing a massive funding bow-wave with little prospect of a topline increase.

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA,ROBERT WALL

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Dismissal Denied

As GAO reviews tanker protest, Boeing says USAF had concerns about EADS's boom

By AMY BUTLER,JOHN M. DOYLE

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Asat for F-22

Unofficially, an Air Force general says Amraam spinoff is a possible space weapon

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,DOUGLAS BARRIE

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