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WestJet pilots start process for union voteOne of Canada's most iconic airlines could possibly undergo significant change as WestJet pilots are voting this week to decide whether or not to set up a union. >> Read full article |
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Bombardier struggling with its internal structureBombardier is still in the process of sorting out its corporate identity as the aerospace firm continues to win support from investors. >> Read full article |
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Psychological tests for pilots cannot prevent accidents: expertsAviation screening programs are under scrutiny after reports a Germanwings co-pilot had a sick note for the day he apparently crashed flight 4U9525 into a mountain. >> Read full article |
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Airbus CEO doubts pilotless planes will be accepted by publicAirbus Group CEO Tom Enders maintains that technological advancements such as pilotless aircraft will not be the answer for the commercial airline industry. >> Read full article |
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 AVIATION TV: Increasing numbers of wildfires means more aircraft on-sceneIn the latest episode of Aviation This Week, Niche TV host Tamar Atik brings you the news on why increasing wildfires due to climate change means more helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft are on-scene; KPMG International’s 2015 aerospace and defense survey results; and Dassault Aviation’s newly added Falcon 8X. >> Learn More… | ||
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Embraer reaches record backlog in Q2Brazilian-based OEM Embraer's firm order backlog reached US $22.9 billion in Q2, the highest level in the company's history. >> Read full article |
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Lockheed Martin buying Sikorsky Aircraft for $9 billionLockheed Martin said Monday it would buy Sikorsky Aircraft, the helicopter unit of United Technologies Corp. for $9 billion and would review the possible sale of information technology and service businesses. >> Read full article |
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Aviation enthusiasts flock to Oshkosh for EAA AirVenture 2015Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, Wisc., is once again home to tens of thousands of aviation enthusiasts as the Experimental Aircraft Association's annual aviation celebration is underway. >> Read full article |
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Aerospace, Defence & Security ExpoAugust 6-7, 2015 |
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Viking Operators ForumSeptember 8-10, 2015 |
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Sustainability 2015September 22-24, 2015 |
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