November 30, 2009

November 30, 2009

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SIMULATION & TRAINING

Quality or Qauntity

By FRANCES FIORINO10 min

DEFENSE

Refueling the Debate

By AMY BUTLER6 min

VERTICAL LIFT

ROTARY DRIVE

By BETTINA H. CHAVANNE,GRAHAM WARWICK6 min

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SIMULATION & TRAINING

Quality or Qauntity

In airline pilot training, should the main goal be to log lots of hours or hone airmanship skills?

By FRANCES FIORINO10 min

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DEFENSE

Refueling the Debate

As KC-X begins to slip, Pentagon signals plans to stick with source-selection methodology

By AMY BUTLER6 min

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VERTICAL LIFT

ROTARY DRIVE

Incentive to work with small firms is part of Pentagon plan to stimulate innovation in rotorcraft industry

By BETTINA H. CHAVANNE,GRAHAM WARWICK6 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Hanging Together

Merger plan could leave BA and Iberia still trailing European network rivals

By JENS FLOTTAU,ROBERT WALL6 min

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DEFENSE

Testy JET

Flight delays persist even as Pentagon eyes revamped F-35 trial strategy

By AMY BUTLER,GRAHAM WARWICI5 min

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DEFENSE

Time After Time

Australia buys into JSF, with a sense of caution

By ROBERT WALL5 min

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COMMENTARY

MARKET FOCUS

EADS CEO Louis Gallois has set a goal of growing the company's North American revenues eight-fold during the next decade, to $10 billion annually. But to make the big acquisitions he will need to achieve that target. Gallois will first have to find a way around a major roadblock: his own board.
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SIMULATION & TRAINING

Pushing the Limits

Airline pilots can now experience the actual control forces of extreme upsets

By FRANCES FIORINO4 min

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Sales Surge

U.S. arms exports prevail, even in the face of stiffer competition

By ROBERT WALL,4 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Ripple Effect

Boeing 787 delay dismays Airbus, despite lessons learned and advantages for A350

By GUY NORRIS4 min

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