March 16, 2015

March 16, 2015

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Sharpened Edge

By Guy Norris

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How High?

By Joseph C. Anselmo,Guy Norris

SPACE

Frozen Four

By Guy Norris

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Sharpened Edge

Two-year 777 upgrade implementation plan draws from venerable aircraft predecessors

By Guy Norris

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How High?

As they ratchet up production, Airbus and Boeing wave off concerns about an order bubble

By Joseph C. Anselmo,Guy Norris

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SPACE

Frozen Four

NASA readies for new phase of exploration of dwarf planets and ice-bound moons

By Guy Norris

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ROTORCRAFT

Tilt to the Future

Tiltrotors could streamline oil and gas operations

By Tony Osborne

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DEFENSE

Bang Per Yuan

Reports of China’s military budget are inflated, but spending may become more efficient

By Bradley Perrett

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SAFETY

United Front?

Merged carrier faces safety pressures in the midst of retirements, recalls and new hires

By John Croft

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Last Chance

Under new leadership Air Berlin is attempting to regain profitability, but more support from shareholder Etihad may be needed

By Jens Flottau

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Starting From Scratch

Remote Atlantic island set to pick flight operator for its first airport

By Tony Osborne

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Making Pace

Larger CSeries test aircraft will also support certification of initial CS100 variant

By Graham Warwick

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What’s Next?

There has been significant progress in airline consolidation in some markets, but the momentum is slowing

By Cathy Buyck,Jens Flottau

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