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With delivery slots sold out in the coming years for many Airbus and Boeing models, the outlook is positive for operating lessors, but they are having to compete fiercely for sale-leaseback business
22 July 2011
Can e-gates meet the need for speed?
Benefits may accrue from biometric automated border control, but practical problems remain.
25 August 2011
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- Mixed fortunes for expedited clearance
Eastern promise as Romania grows
Aviation infrastructure gets a boost amid increase in passenger numbers.
25 August 2011
GSE sector powers up for electric drive
The GSE industry considers environmentally friendly power sources and systems amid cost control issues.
24 August 2011
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- Industry chases electric dreams
French regionals step up competition
France forecasts growth in air transport for 2011.
24 August 2011
Update: FAA funding stalemate ends as Senate reaches compromise
US Congress reaches a deal ending partial shutdown of the FAA.
05 August 2011
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- Eleventh-hour decision raises US federal debt ceiling
Saab eyes NextGen via Sensis acquisition
Saab will acquire Sensis for around $158 million
12 July 2011
Exercising engine options
Orders announced at the Paris Air Show in late June indicate that the high level of new aircraft deliveries is set to continue, but secondary market value forecasts will be more complex as new models arrive and manufacturers ramp up production
11 July 2011
InnovaTek leads the charge in battery life-extension research for GSE
Company joins EnerFuel to create new range extender
05 July 2011
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