February 12, 2013

February 12, 2013

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AIR TRANSPORT

Tempting Target

By Jens Flottau,Jay Menon

AIR TRANSPORT

Dubai’s Biggest Challenge

By Jens Flottau

DEFENSE

White Elephants

By Leithen Francis,Jay Menon

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AIR TRANSPORT

Tempting Target

Etihad’s planned move with Jet Airways is deemed risky, but that hasn’t stopped others from eyeing similar deals

By Jens Flottau,Jay Menon

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AIR TRANSPORT

Dubai’s Biggest Challenge

It is becoming increasingly difficult for the airport to keep pace with Emirates’ growth plans

By Jens Flottau

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DEFENSE

White Elephants

HAL’s ‘no-show’ programs are raising the ire of India’s leaders

By Leithen Francis,Jay Menon

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DEFENSE

Budget Hedges

National Audit Office is skeptical of U.K. Defense Equipment Plan

By Tony Osborne

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DEFENSE

Rocky Road

From a grueling nomination process to the tumult of the budget crisis

By Jen DiMascio

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DEFENSE

Cornered Carriers

Funding constraints put U.S. shipwork at risk

By Michael Fabey

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MRO Edition

Predicting Maintenance

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MAINTENANCE CHECK

Pragmatism and Partnerships

The Middle East does not have enough certified, qualified maintenance personnel to support it today, so when you compound the shortage by the forecasted fleet growth, the situation becomes more acute. And given that executives in the region categorize the shortage as either acute or critical, supporting the growth is a problem that needs to be solved soon.

By Lee Ann Tegtmeier

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Predicting Maintenance

Gathering aircraft systems data is often easier than analyzing and determining how to act on it

By Henry Canaday

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BUSINESS & OPERATIONS

Tests and Turns

Independent component shops adapt to survive

By Jerome Greer Chandler

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