September 24, 2012

September 24, 2012

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COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT UPDATE

Narrow Focus

By Graham Warwick

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Proof of Concept

By Jens Flottau

INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Maxed Out

By Leithen Francis

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COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT UPDATE

Narrow Focus

In the remaining months of 2012 and first part of 2013, attention in the commercial aircraft sector will be focused on narrowbodies, as Airbus and Boeing continue to rack up orders for their reengined A320NEO and 737 MAX families and Bombardier works to get the CSeries into the air.

By Graham Warwick

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INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Proof of Concept

Several new airlines are launched in Africa, but can they deliver?

By Jens Flottau

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INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Maxed Out

Airport infrastructure in Asia fails to keep pace with growth In passenger traffic

By Leithen Francis

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FIGHTERS

Flame Out

Breakdown of its government/industry team plagues the F-35 program

By Amy Butler

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INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT

Capacity Crunch

Sydney needs another airport, but reaching consensus will be difficult

By Adrian Schofield

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PROPULSION

The Third Way

Pratt in, Rolls out, GE stays on as U.S. Air Force advances adaptive-engine technology

By Graham Warwick

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TECHNOLOGY

Tube Time

Production of communications satellites is hampered by assembly of key component

By Amy Svitak

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Overflowing Capital

Beijing’s giant airport is at capacity, but work on a second facility has not begun

By Bradley Perrett

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Deal Breakers

EADS is scrambling to gain approval for a merger with BAE Systems

By Jens Flottau,Amy Svitak

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FIGHTERS

Righting the Raptor

NASA weighs in on F-22 cockpit woes

By Jen DiMascio

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