November 24, 2014

November 24, 2014

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AIR TRANSPORT

Stopping The Slide

By Jens Flottau,Cathy Buyck

AIR TRANSPORT

Redefining The Model

By Jens Flottau

DEFENSE

Against The Odds

By Bradley Perrett

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AIR TRANSPORT

Stopping The Slide

Scandinavian legacy airlines hope new aircraft revive their fortunes

By Jens Flottau,Cathy Buyck

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AIR TRANSPORT

Redefining The Model

Norwegian is not only a pioneer in long-haul, low-cost flying, it also aims to strengthen long-haul narrowbody operations

By Jens Flottau

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DEFENSE

Against The Odds

Japan is looking at a big, long-range fighter to defeat superior numbers

By Bradley Perrett

3031
AIR TRANSPORT

Pedal to The Metal

ATR revamps assembly line to fulfill its growing order book

By Cathy Buyck

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SPACE

Deeper Space

Flight test, flight hardware move astronauts a little closer to Mars

By Frank Morring

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DEFENSE

Unmanning Dragon Lady

U-2 advocates push optionally manned variant as a rival to Global Hawk

By Amy Butler

3637
AIR TRANSPORT

Last Chance

Air Berlin gets a new CEO and now has to deliver on promises to shareholder Etihad

By Jens Flottau

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SPACE

Nadir Face

Next SpaceX mission will expand Earth-monitoring role for ISS

By Frank Morring

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DEFENSE

Tough Customer

Germany disputes certification of A400M’s capabilities ahead of first aircraft delivery

By Caroline Bruneau

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AIR TRANSPORT

Defining Fairness

Tensions between European and Middle East airlines grow as Gulf carriers seek better market access

By Jens Flottau

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