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S.S. White Flaunts Its Flexshafts at Farnborough for the First Time

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Embraer Issues 20-Year Market Outlook

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Final AF447 Report Suggests Pilot Slavishly Followed Flight Director Pitch-Up Commands

French BEA report said that the pilot flying kept pulling the stick and this caused the Airbus A330 to stall and prevented a recovery.

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Air Transport

News and issues relating to international air transport and cargo carriers, national airlines and regional airlines, including aircraft, engines, personnel, acquisitions, accidents, safety, security and training.

Latest

Ilyushin Finance To Start Offering Western Jets For Lease In Russia

ADS-B Surveillance Resource Drives ITT Exelis Ops Management Application

Canadian Biofuel Probing Experiment Is World First

Bombardier Confident First CSeries Jet Will Fly by Year End

Videos

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Rolls-Royce Pads Balance Sheet With IAE Stake Sale As Trent Footprint Grows

Kilfrost Introduces Sustainable De-icing Fluid

Irkut Plows Fighter Earnings Into Fulfilling Its Airliner Ambitions With The MC-21

Commercial Support For The Irkut MC-21

Airbus Pushing Hard To Meet A350XWB Service Entry Target In First-Half 2014

Airbus A320neo Design Frozen, First Flight In 2014

Rolls-Royce Close To Sealing Trent 1000 Proposal For Boeing 787-10X

S.S. White Flaunts Its Flexshafts at Farnborough for the First Time

Boeing Tweaks Today’s 737 As It Prepares To Go To The MAX

Boeing Forecast Confirms Trend Toward Bigger Aircraft

Nexcelle Validates Nextgen Thrust Reverser

General Electric/Safran joint venture Nexcelle completes test program

GKN Acquires Volvo Aero To Create Engine Components Giant

Sagem And MTU Join Forces On Control Software

Safran Brakes for Norwegian 787s

Embraer Issues 20-Year Market Outlook

Final AF447 Report Suggests Pilot Slavishly Followed Flight Director Pitch-Up Commands

French BEA report said that the pilot flying kept pulling the stick and this caused the Airbus A330 to stall and prevented a recovery.

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