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News 25 November 2015

CONCLUDING COMMUNIQUE: ICAO WORLD AVIATION FORUM

MONTRÉAL, 25 NOVEMBER 2015 – The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) convened the first-ever World Aviation Forum (IWAF): Aviation Partnerships for Sustainable Development, from 23…

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News 24 November 2015

Dassault Delivers State-of-the-Art Medevac Falcon to Beijing Red Cross

November 24, 2015 (Wilmington, Delaware): Dassault Aviation has delivered yesterday a fully outfitted Falcon 2000LX Medevac aircraft to the Beijing Red Cross Emergency Medical Center…

News 23 November 2015

Satellites’ crucial role in climate monitoring

CNES and ISRO reaffirm in New Delhi satellites’ crucial role in climate monitoring Preparations for space agenda of COP21 With the COP21 climate conference set…

Chronicles 23 November 2015

The C-17: a page is turned

It is always with a hint of nostalgia that production of an aircraft is halted, even a military plane. This was the case on November…

News 21 November 2015

Senior management team proposed at ESA

Paris, 21 November 2015 At an extraordinary meeting of the ESA Council held in Paris in restricted session on 21 November 2015, Council approved the…

News 21 November 2015

CFM LEAP-1A Achieves Joint EASA / FAA Certification

First of three LEAP engine models to be certified Part of most extensive effort in CFM history COLOGNE, Germany / BOSTON, Massachusetts — 20 November…

Who's Who 17 November 2015

CHROMALLOY APPOINTS BRIAN SARTAIN AS VICE PRESIDENT, COMMERCIAL AERO & MILITARY STRATEGIC BUSINESS UNIT

PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA, November 17, 2015 – Chromalloy announced today that Brian Sartain, a senior aerospace executive, has been named as the company’s Vice…

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Chronicles 28 September 2015

ExIm Bank: the hunt is on for export credits – 28-09-2015

The tension has been mounting for months and US groups are finding it hard to get their heads above water: the US Government has chosen…

Chronicles 16 July 2015

Business & private aviation : still a flourishing market

I am not sure that everyone will agree with me on this one, because private planes have not been selling well for some years. Not…

Chronicles 8 July 2015

Airbus Group on all fronts

A few years ago we could have chosen the same heading for Boeing. Now it’s Airbus’s turn. But there would seem to be one crucial…

Chronicles 12 June 2015

Aircraft manufacturing valued at 5,600 billion dollars over 20 years

Forecasts issued by experts from the two main world airframe manufacturers, Airbus and Boeing, are always eagerly awaited by the supply chain players. This is…

Chronicles 2 May 2015

Latécoère, still in Toulouse, but not quite French any more

Latécoère, still in Toulouse, but not quite French any more – and incidentally therefore the capital – of the Toulouse aeronautics group Latécoère. Vulture funds,…

Chronicles 12 December 2014

The “Piste des géants” is on its way.

As evoked a few years ago by Pierre Sparaco, in one of his chronicles for AeroMorning, there was an urgent need for action to preserve…

Chronicles 7 November 2014

The Franco-British combat drone officially launched – 07-11-2014

Now known as combat air systems rather than combat aircraft, there will clearly be only one future system to replace Rafale and Eurofighter, which will…

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