August 5, 2013

August 5, 2013

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EUAs Volatile in July

AIRLINES

Restraining Order

By Adrian Schofield

AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Fact Check

By Jens Flottau

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EUAs Volatile in July

EU carbon dioxide allowance (EUA) prices under the EU Emissions Trading System were mercurial in July, as the market reacted to the European Parliament’s vote in support of regulatory intervention to curb supply. On July 3 Parliament voted in favor of the European Commission’s proposal to backload 900 million EUAs from auctions in 2013-15.
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AIRLINES

Restraining Order

U.S. carriers look to defy previous patterns by holding capacity in check

By Adrian Schofield

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AEROSPACE BUSINESS

Fact Check

Acknowledging it has not achieved a balanced revenue stream, EADS changes its name to Airbus Group

By Jens Flottau

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DEFENSE

Seizing the Day

Where member states see defense cuts, the European Union sees opportunity

By Amy Svitak

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DEFENSE

Eye on the Sky

Ell proposes space surveillance network that could build on French and German radars

By Amy Svitak

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DEFENSE

Clipped Wings

Senate proposal would truncate purchases for Afghan air force

By Amy Butler,Jen DiMascio

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DEFENSE

Hidden Cost

Lockheed Martin contract targets unit airframe price of under $100 million for F-35

By Amy Butler

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DEFENSE

Striking a Balance

Carrier strike is the primary role for U.K. JSFs, but the RAF will take lead in service entry

By Tony Osborne

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PROPULSION

Moving On

Hiccups in the testing of Pratt's engine for the A320 are ‘routine’

By Guy Norris

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AIR TRANSPORT

Finger-Pointing

Airline delays become a touchy political issue in China

By Bradley Perrett

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