January 25, 2010

January 25, 2010

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OUTLOOK 2010

Turbulence in the Cargo Arena

By ROBERT V. DAHL11 min

OUTLOOK 2010

Multirole Battle

By DOUGLAS ROYCE8 min

OUTLOOK 2010

Missiles Maintain Muscle

By LARRY DICKERSON8 min

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OUTLOOK 2010

Turbulence in the Cargo Arena

Freighter aircraft buffeted by economic downturn

By ROBERT V. DAHL11 min

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Multirole Battle

Future of several fighter contenders linked to whether F-35 can meet its cost, schedule and performance targets,

By DOUGLAS ROYCE8 min

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Missiles Maintain Muscle

Relatively healthy market still led by U.S. and Europe, but other countries show strength In niche portions

By LARRY DICKERSON8 min

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Break in the Clouds?

Commercial airlines, continuing to fight their way back to profitability, see signs of rebound in some sectors

By RAYMOND JAWOROWSKI7 min

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ELVs Rebound

Geostationary satellite launch demand underpins ELV market, with some growth likely in low-Earth-orbit missions

By JOHN S. EDWARDS7 min

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Prime Positions

Companies continue to shape their businesses to reduce costs and find growth opportunities

By GRAHAM WARWICK,ALEXANDER VELOVICH,BRADLEY PERRETT6 min

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Business Aviation’s Gradual Ascent

The once booming sector has taken its share of economic hits this year, but is on a slow trajectory back

By RAYMOND JAWOROWSKI6 min

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OUTLOOK 2010

Sky Control

Space assets are becoming ever more important to the the military worldwide, and markets are reflecting this drive

By JOHN S. EDWARDS6 min

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Going Full Tilt

South Korea plans turboprop airliner, fighter, attack helo, surveillance drones and more

By BRADLEY PERRETT6 min

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AEROSPACE 2010 TOP 10 TECHNOLOGIES

Techs To Watch

WASHINGTON 1 Drag-reducing laminar flow is receiving increasing attention as designers strive to meet aggressive emissions-reduction targets for next-generation aircraft. Carmaker Honda will get a jump on the rest when it begins certification testing of the HondaJet light business jet this year.

By GRAHAM WARWICK6 min

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