May 26, 2008

May 26, 2008

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Comer Turned

By MICHAEL MECHAM,GUT NORRIS

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Big Plans

By MICHAEL MICHAM,GUY NORRIS

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Cargo Twin

By MICHAEL MECHAM,GUY NORRIS

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Comer Turned

With travel work diminishing, Boeing says 787 factory will take on a new look

By MICHAEL MECHAM,GUT NORRIS

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Big Plans

747 production line upgrades mark preparation for -8 stretch assembly

By MICHAEL MICHAM,GUY NORRIS

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Cargo Twin

777F poised for flight tests as Boeing pursues strong cargo market

By MICHAEL MECHAM,GUY NORRIS

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Gaining Lift

Improved availability bolsters U.K. helicopter force, but without more new Chinooks

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Rotary Revelations

Russian manufacturers showcase design dreams and upgrade realities

By ALEXY KOMAROV

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

'Bipartisan Blueprint'

Congress sending a message to next President on space

By FRANK MORRING, JR.

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Fragile Exports

Fate still uncertain for ground-breaking treaties despite wide support

By MICHAEL BRUNO

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AIR TRANSPORT

Crude Thinking

Analysts fear staggering oil prices will choke off demand for new aircraft

By JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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AIR TRANSPORT

Over the Barrel

European majors eye capacity cuts in the face of economic pressures
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AIR TRANSPORT

Capacity Carnage

WASHINGTON American Airlines' plan to retire up to 85 aircraft this year could be a harbinger of an even larger wave of U.S. fleet cuts, with the carrier’s competitors likely to further slash their own capacity to cope with soaring fuel costs.

By ADRIAN SCHOFIELD

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