July 26, 2010

July 26, 2010

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FLYING THE AT-6B

Low-Cost CAS COIN Candidate

By FRED GEORGE

THE WORLD AT FARNBOROUGH

FARNBOROUGH 2010

Smoke and Mirrors

By GUY NORRIS,ROBERT WALL,JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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FLYING THE AT-6B

Low-Cost CAS COIN Candidate

Hawker Beechcraft modifies its popular trainer in answer to a USAF call for a light-attack aircraft

By FRED GEORGE

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THE WORLD AT FARNBOROUGH

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

Smoke and Mirrors

Business case could stall 737 reengining but accelerate replacement plans

By GUY NORRIS,ROBERT WALL,JOSEPH C. ANSELMO

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

Hard Times

Europeans face a save-now spend-later defense environment

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,ROBERT WALL,MICHAEL A. TAVERNA

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

Tough Talks

Lockheed Martin stays upbeat on JSF pricing as tough negotiations with U.S., Israel continue

By ALON BEN DAVID,AMY BUTLER,GUY NORRIS

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

Sell, Sell, Sell

Fighter-builders peddle upgrades to garner precious export sales

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,AMY BUTLER,ROBERT WALL

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SPACE TECHNOLOGY

Ash Outlook

Four NASA decadal survey missions can guide aircraft around eruptions

By FRANK MORRING

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

New World Order

Could new partnerships, trade rules underpin the future airliner marketplace?

By ROBERT WALL,JOSEPH C. ANSELMO,JENS FLOTTAU

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FARNBOROUGH 2010

Pincer Move

Airbus, Boeing eye extended lease on single-aisle market dominance

By ROBERT WALL,GUY NORRIS,JENS FLOTTAU

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Spying on Corruption

Cyber-machinations that threaten governments can be tracked by light paths

By DAVID A. FULGHUM

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