Chronicles

Chronicles 6 February 2025

PATMAR in an Airbus!

A recent event in the Baltic Sea reminded us of the qualities of our famous and hardy Bréguet Atlantique, formerly in the 1960s, BR1150 Atlantic, maritime surveillance (SURMAR) and maritime…

Chronicles 24 January 2020

With or without a pilot: Marc Rochet’s beautiful speech!

On 9 and 10 December last in Paris, the Air and Space Academy and the Naval Academy organised a symposium entitled “Towards unmanned aircraft and ships” at the DGAC headquarters….

Chronicles 5 February 2019

Questions to Pierre-Henri Chuet, fighter pilot within Aéronavale

After having flown on Super-Etendard, Falcon 10M and Rafale within the Naval Aviation, Pierre-Henri Chuet is now preparing a reconversion as commercial aircraft pilot. In 2018, the seasoned pilot also…

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Kuwait Airways to activate next-gen inflight connectivity services

Kuwait Airways to activate next-gen inflight connectivity services on new Airbus fleet Tuesday 10 April 2018 – Kuwait Airways (KUW) is forging ahead with its commitment to bringing next-generation high-speed inflight…

Chronicles 29 June 2017

‘Brexit and Aviation’

‘Brexit and Aviation’ Dr Steven Truxal City, University of London To date little attention has been paid to the legal and policy consequences of Brexit and what UK negotiations…

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Chronicles 22 December 2015

Twelfth success for Arianespace

Twelfth success for Arianespace against a difficult background of capital restructuring Arianespace ends 2015 with a twelfth triumph as it launches the Soyuz rocket carrying two Galileo satellites of the…

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Chronicles 15 December 2015

Does China development inspire fear in the US ?

In the space of barely a month, China has succeeded in passing three major stages of aeronautical development. Of these, the roll-out of the medium-haul C919 on 2 November was…