April 28, 2008

April 28, 2008

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

DOUBLE DUTY

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,AMY BUTLER

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Years Aloft

By GRAHAM WARWICK

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

BAM... Another Win

By AMY BUTLER,DAVIDE A. FULGHUM

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DOUBLE DUTY

USAF consider unmanned ISR penetrator based on future bomber desingn

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,AMY BUTLER

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Years Aloft

Teams studying 'infinite endurance' Vulture will ID candidate missions

By GRAHAM WARWICK

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BAM... Another Win

Northrop Grumman's UAV nod edges out Lockheed and Boeing

By AMY BUTLER,DAVIDE A. FULGHUM

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Fancy Budget Footwork

Defense plans revamped as political sparring intensifies

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,AMY BUTLER

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Decision Time

C-f 7's future is on a knife edge as R&D efforts on proposed STOL version continue

By GUY NORRIS

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Aiming for Liftoff

A400M airlifter still shooting for summer liftoff, provided there are no more surprises

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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Hard Landing

Second ballistic entry in a row raises fears about Soyuz safety

By FRANK MORRING, JR.

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New Compass Heading

U.S. and Europe making headway in resolving perceived interference threat from Chinese satnav system

By MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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AIR TRANSPORT

Thinning the Herd

Steep losses, bleak outlook prompt airlines to slash capacity

By ADRIAN SCHOFIELD

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AIR TRANSPORT

Boeing Surprises

First-quarter earnings beat estimates, but there's price to pay for program delays

By MICHAEL MECHAM

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