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Boeing Crews Train for the 787. Where?s the Plane? | 31/08/10
Boeing is conducting training at its sprawling Customer Experience Center to show how it is preparing to put its much-delayed 787 Dreamliner airplane into service.
  
Boeing Delays Delivery of the 787 Dreamliner | 28/08/10
Boeing now expects delivery of the first 787 Dreamliner in the middle of the first quarter 2011, owing to a delay in engine availability.
  
Inspired by Flying, and Inspiring Others | 17/08/10
Timothy Garrett is an aeronautical engineer for the Boeing Defense, Space and Security Phantom Works group. He is also a pilot, undeterred by multiple sclerosis.
  
Cathay Pacific Sees Its Profit Rebound in First Half of 2010 | 12/08/10
The airline, based in Hong Kong, also said it planned to invest heavily in 36 new aircraft, underscoring the rapid recovery in air travel, particularly in Asia.
  
Military Cutbacks Redirect Boeing to Commercial Side | 05/08/10
The Pentagon is slowing spending, but orders for commercial airlines are recovering.
  
E.U. Appeals W.T.O. Ruling on Airbus Subsidies | 22/07/10
The World Trade Organization found last month that Airbus had received billions of dollars in illegal subsidies from European governments over the past four decades.
  
From Nothing to a Global Hub for Aviation | 27/07/10
Flush with success in building an increasingly high-profile airline industry, Middle East Gulf states now want to get into aerospace manufacturing too.
  
Boeing Gets Order for Up to 30 Jets From Dubai | 27/07/10
The deal is a sign that commercial aviation, and Boeing?s fortunes, are starting to recover from the recession.
  
Orders at Air Show Bode Well for Recovery | 27/07/10
Boeing and Airbus received orders for more than 180 new planes on the first day of the Farnborough International Airshow.
  
Air Lease Corporation Is Making Noise at Farnborough | 21/07/10
The jet-leasing newcomer, which has ordered 120 aircraft valued at nearly $9 billion, is the single biggest customer at the Farnborough International Airshow.
  
Air Lease Corp. Becomes Biggest Customer at Farnborough Thus Far | 21/07/10
Steven Udvar-Hazy's newly founded Air Lease Corporation added to his company's rapidly expanding fleet on Tuesday, announcing orders for 69 new planes from Boeing and the Brazilian jet maker Embraer valued at roughly $4.7 billion.
  
Airlines Focus on Revival | 26/07/10
Analysts say that while economic uncertainty remains, industry-specific indicators and news developments scarcely support the image of aviation as a long-term growth industry.
  
New Mission for American Aerospace Giants | 26/07/10
The commercialization of U.S. space policy proposed by President Obama means a major change in mission for aerospace contractors like Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
  
Bumpy Ride Ahead for Air Industries | 26/07/10
Airline traffic is back to pre-recession levels, but passenger and cargo revenues are not.
  
Emirates Could Buy Up to 30 Boeing 777 Jets | 26/07/10
The order by the Dubai-based airline for Boeing 777 jets, to be announced Monday, could be worth $7 billion.
  
At Air Show, the Economic View Depends on the Plane | 24/07/10
As the Farnborough International Airshow prepares to open, the outlook for military suppliers is challenging while makers of commercial jets are counting on the recovery to spur demand.
  
Chief of EADS Voices Frustration About W.T.O. | 18/07/10
?We are in an abnormal and increasingly unfair situation,? Louis Gallois, the chief of EADS, said of the bidding for a big Air Force contract.
  
Boeing Lifts Long-Range Forecast | 23/07/10
The U.S, plane maker cited expectations of steady air traffic growth in Asia's emerging markets and the rapid expansion of low-cost carriers in Europe.
  
Boeing Bids for Tanker, and Reshapes 767 Production | 17/07/10
The aircraft maker submitted a bid for a $35 billion Air Force tanker contract and said it would cut costs on the production line to compete with its rival.
  
EADS Submits Bid to Build Air Force Tankers | 09/07/10
Boeing plans to submit its bid on Friday as its supporters question whether Airbus has a cost advantage because of European aid.
  
Boeing to Acquire a Defense Company for $775 Million | 01/07/10
The aircraft maker will buy Argon ST to expand its capabilities in warfare and intelligence gathering.
  
Boeing Reaches Deal With Union, Averting a Strike | 05/07/10
The new contract didn?t change the workers? main complaint with retirement policy, but it did improve workers? medical coverage.
  
Spending Spree by Emirates Shakes Up Airline Business | 01/07/10
Emirates, the international airline, is rattling rivals in Europe and Asia with a growth splurge and a fleet of superjumbo jets
  
Boeing Plans Bid on Presidential Helicopter Fleet | 14/06/10
The military contractor says that by building the craft itself, it hopes to avoid some of the problems that hampered the previous contractors.
  
The Tanker, Continued | 14/06/10
Flag-waving for Boeing in Congress would add another twist to the Air Force?s bungled attempts to replace its fleet of refueling jets.
  
After Emergency Landing at Dulles, Investigators Focus on Cockpit Window | 18/05/10
Investigators are looking into whether long-known problems with the heating system in a cockpit window of Boeing 757s played a role in the emergency landing of United Airlines Flight 27.
  
Boeing Says It Will Deliver the First 787 Dreamliner This Year | 10/05/10
All Nippon Airways is on track to be the first to fly the new aircraft.
  
3 Manufacturers Post Better-Than-Expected Results | 29/04/10
Two military contractors, Lockheed Martin and Boeing, reduced their outlooks for the year. United Technologies was aided by lower revamping costs.
  
Airbus?s Parent Gambles on Tanker Contract | 18/07/10
The decision by EADS to bid for a contract worth at least $35 billion came six weeks after its partner, Northrop Grumman, dropped out of the contest.
  
Aerospace Business Has Its Doubts About Plans to Revamp NASA | 19/06/10
Boeing and Lockheed Martin are dubious about taking a lead in President Obama?s plan for space taxis to the International Space Station.
  

 

 

 

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