April 7, 2014

April 7, 2014

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Can We Talk?

Can We Talk?

By William Garvey

CONNECTIVITY

Everyone, Everywhere

By Graham Warwick

SAFETY

Early Offensive

By John Croft

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Can We Talk?

Can We Talk?

A series of conversations meant to ease risk

By William Garvey

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CONNECTIVITY

Everyone, Everywhere

Unmanned aircraft and airships could hold the key to global Internet connectivity

By Graham Warwick

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SAFETY

Early Offensive

Boeing and Asiana face off on crash factors

By John Croft

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DEFENSE

Spending Spree

Persian Gulf state’s defense drive pleases some, startles others

By Tony Osborne

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DEFENSE

Just in Time

Canberra is close to committing to more F-35s

By Bradley Perrett

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DEFENSE

Treading Up

Italy’s air force begins to update training with new-technology aircraft and more simulators

By Tony Osborne

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DEFENSE

FOUR’S A CHARM

Santiago, Chile Alenia Aermacchi is building its own production-representative M-346 trainer to continue development and testing for the young program after mishaps claimed two of three of its original prototype aircraft. The new development aircraft will be a company-owned asset and is expected to complete the production cycle by year-end, an Alenia official says.

By Amy Butler

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DEFENSE

Humming

With a third export order, KAI’s T-50 family of supersonic trainers and fighters is making a mark

By Bradley Perrett,Jeremy Torr

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DEFENSE

Ready To ‘Walk’

U.S. Navy to test X-47B integration into carrier landing tempo as Uclass competition kicks off in summer

By Amy Butler

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AIR TRANSPORT

Future Focus

Risks are not deterring Japanese carriers from ambitious fleet and network moves

By Adrian Schofield

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