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Boeing as been awarded an $18.3 million follow-on contract from the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to conduct a third powered flight of the HyFly hypersonic missile. HyFly is powered by a Dual Combustion Ramjet (DCR) engine. |
03 October 2008: Boeing |
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Boeing Joins Aviation, Energy and Academic Leaders to Accelerate Development and Availability of Sustainable Biofuels. Environmental groups applaud effort to develop sustainable fuel alternatives |
25 September 2008: Boeing |
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Boeing will provide a Performance Improvement Package for British Airways' 777 fleet that will result in a one percent fuel efficiency gain, along with the emission reductions that come with reduced fuel usage. The package will be applied to the airline's 42-airplane 777 fleet. |
25 September 2008: Boeing |
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Boeing also announced that GE Commercial Aviation Services (GECAS) has purchased two 777-300ERs, airplanes that were previously listed as an unidentified order on the Boeing Web site. The airplanes are two of four 777s that BA has agreed to lease from GECAS, including two 777s ordered in 2007, as part of its recent commitment to the 777-300ER. |
10 August 2008: Boeing |
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Boeing has announced that it earned certification from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for its new carbon brakes designed for the Next-Generation 737. |
05 August 2008: Boeing |
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Alenia Aeronautica, a Finmeccanica company, successfully completed destructive testing on the horizontal stabilizer of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. |
03 July 2008: Boeing |
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Boeing has moved the 787 Dreamliner designated for fatigue testing from the final assembly factory in Everett, Wash., to another production bay at the facility, where assembly work will continue. |
21 June 2008: Boeing |
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AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings is featuring its latest aerospace and military grade coatings at Farnborough |
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The U.S. Air Force has awrded a contract to deliver the first phase of the next-generation Department of Defense range-upgrade program, the Common Range Integrated Instrumentation System (CRIIS), to Boeing. |
11 June 2008: Boeing |
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Mark Booth Chairman and CEO of NetJets Europe has been recoginized for his outstanding contributions to european business aviation. |
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NetJets Europe has promoted Joachim (Joe) Bauer to Director of Flight Operations at NetJets Transportes Aéreos in Lisbon. |
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The new Beechcraft Premier II light business jet from Hawker Beechcraft is the newest member of its family of jets. |
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At a time when fuel prices continue to fluctuate, Comair has been able to reduce fleet-wide fuel burn by approximately 3 percent utilizing PPAS, a Cost Index optimization system designed by Applied Aeronautical Systems Inc. (AASI). |
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Progress continues on the first Boeing 777 Freighter as the company's newest cargo airplane was towed out of its factory in Everett, Wash. and onto the flight line. Work will continue on the 777 Freighter to prepare for flight test this summer and to paint the airplane in the Boeing livery. |
03 May 2008: Boeing |
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Mesa Air Group, has announced that it entered into a settlement with Hawaiian Airlines concerning their long-running lawsuit over Mesa's inter-island flight services operated under the go! brand name. Under the terms of the Settlement and without admitting any wrongdoing, Mesa will receive $37.5 million from the Bond the Company previously posted with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Hawaii. Hawaiian Airlines will be entitled to the remaining collateral of the Bond totaling $52.5 million. This settlement does not restrict in any way go!'s ability to continue to offer services in the Hawaiian interisland market. |
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Doncasters Group which makes parts for the aerospace and gas turbine industries has announced a £16m investment at its site in south Wales, creating 125 jobs. |
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TDG Aerospace, has announced that American Airlines has purchased and is now set to begin installation of the Universal Fault Interrupter (UFI) on their Boeing 737NG aircraft. |
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Frank J. Kuzniar has rejoined the Rexnord Aerospace Sales Team as the District Sales Manager for the Western Region, USA. Frank will resume his role as sales/account manager for several key Aerospace accounts which include: Boeing - Seattle, Parker Aerospace, Goodrich Aerostructures and Hamilton Sundstrand. |
22 April 2008: Rexnord |
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Michael R. Neal has accepted the position of District Sales Engineer - Southwest Region, within the Aerospace Sales Team; effective March 17, 2008. |
22 April 2008: Rexnord |
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In the last 15 years Poland has seen considerable direct investment by American, Canadian, and Western European aerospace companies. During the pre-1990 Soviet years, Poland was one of the main centers of Soviet Bloc aerospace activity. |
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Continuing its mission promote and expand the use of titanium in industrial and consumer applications, the International Titanium Association (ITA), Broomfield, CO, is now accepting applications for its second-annual 'Titanium Applications Development Award.' The deadline to submit applications is June 30 |
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Boeing and Tokyo-based ANA (All Nippon Airways) have announced that the airline exercised options for two more 767-300 Boeing Converted Freighters. The value of the agreement is not being disclosed. |
07 April 2008: Boeing |
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Hawker Beechcraft (HBC), has announced the appointment of Charles D. Mayer as vice president, marketing. Mayer is responsible for developing and implementing strategies and branding initiatives for all marketing activities supporting Hawker Beechcraft products and services worldwide. |
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Hawker Beechcraft Corporation, has achieved certifications by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and several other international agencies for the Hawker 900XP. The aircraft is part of the latest evolution of the world’s best-selling business aircraft of all time, the mid-size Hawker 800-series. Deliveries of the Hawker 900XP in Europe and other countries began in December 2007. |
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Hawker Beechcraft Corporation (HBC), is celebrating the five-year anniversary of one of its many customer service programs, Support Plus, by announcing a significant milestone. Support Plus, part of HBC’s industry-leading Global Customer Service & Support, recently enrolled its 500th aircraft in the program. |
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