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Qatar Armed Forces Buys Four Boeing Aircraft

Posted on June 23, 2015 Jacob Luiz

Qatar Armed Forces have signed an agreement with Boeing for four C-17 Globemaster III airlifters at the 2015 Paris Air Show.

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Ball Aerospace Partners with ASU to Develop E-THERMIS System for NASA’s Europa Mission

Posted on June 19, 2015 Jacob Luiz

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation will support principal investigator Dr. Philip Christensen at Arizona State University to develop a Thermal Emission Imaging System for a NASA exploration mission to Europa, a moon of Jupiter.

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Boeing Contracts GKN Aerospace to Assemble 737 MAX Winglets

Posted on June 18, 2015 Jacob Luiz

In June 2015, GKN Aerospace has been awarded a contract by Boeing to supply engine inlet aluminum lip skins for their 737 MAX and 777X aircraft. In addition, the contract also calls for GKN to be responsible for assembling the 787 Dreamliner Section 47 floor grids.

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Raytheon to Showcase Battle Control and Cyber Technologies at 2015 Paris Air Show

Posted on June 11, 2015 Jacob Luiz

With the 2015 Paris Air Show fast approaching, premier cybersecurity provider Raytheon plans to entice current and future clients with its latest portfolio of missile defense technologies, ultra-powerful radars, missile interceptors, and jammers.

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Frontier Airlines Places $1.3B Order for 12 Airbus A320 Family Aircraft

Posted on June 8, 2015 Jacob Luiz

The ultra-low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines is set to purchase 12 Airbus A320 family aircraft. Worth an approximate $1.3 billion, the deal includes ten A321 and two A320 airliners which will be used to replace Frontier Airlines’ larger variants while phasing out the Airbus A319 aircraft.

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Airbus Launches Mobile-Bound Vessel Carrying Parts for First U.S.-Built A320

Posted on June 5, 2015 Jacob Luiz

In June 2015, Airbus Group announced that they will soon start the production of its first aircraft in the United States once the large aircraft components reach the final assembly line in Mobile, Alabama.

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Bombardier Forecasts 9,000 Jet Sales by 2024

Posted on June 4, 2015 Jacob Luiz

Bombardier Aerospace is projecting to sell 9,000 light, medium and large business jets over the next 10 years, valuing at $267 billion. Their forecast is based on the expansion of economic activity, globalization of trade, growth in the world’s developing markets, new aircraft programs, aircraft retirements and alternatives to full aircraft ownership, fractional ownership, card programs, and charter.

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First CFM Leap-1A-Powered Airbus A320 Makes Maiden Flight

Posted on May 28, 2015 Jacob Luiz

In May 2015, Airbus completed the maiden flight of its A320neo equipped with CFM International's Leap-1A engines in Toulouse, France. During the flight, which lasted 4 hours and 25 minutes, the company evaluated the A320neo's airspeed and load factor capabilities at up to 39,000ft and engine speed variation. The aircraft was flown by experimental test pilots Philippe Perrin and Malcolm Ridley.

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Airbus Teams with University of Cincinnati to Fortify Aircraft Parts Using GE’s LSP Process

Posted on May 26, 2015 Jacob Luiz

Airbus has partnered with University of Cincinnati researchers to develop metals that will fortify aircraft components.

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Airbus Delivers First of 52 A320s on Order to Mexican Low-Cost Carrier VivaAerobus

Posted on May 25, 2015 Jacob Luiz

The Mexican ultra-low cost carrier VivaAerobus has received its first delivery of an Airbus A320 that is a part of the 52 aircraft order placed in October 2013. This order of 52 aircraft includes 12 A320ceo and 40 A320neo and was the largest Airbus aircraft order from a single airline in the history of Latin America.

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Dubai Aerospace Enterprise Looks to Sell StandardAero for $1.8 Billion

Posted on May 22, 2015 Jacob Luiz

According to Reuters, the aircraft leasing firm Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) is in negotiations with Moelis investment bank to sell its StandardAero aviation services unit for USD$1.8 billion. The auction process is expected to start later this year according to Reuter’s sources. DAE, StandardAero, and Moelis all declined to comment and because the negotiations are not public, the sources asked to remain anonymous.

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UTC Contracted to Provide Composite Components for Block IV Virginia-Class Subs

Posted on May 20, 2015 Jacob Luiz

Composite components for Block IV attack submarines will be supplied through 2020 by UTC components. An agreement signed with Newport News Shipbuilding, a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries, states that composite components for the next  ten Virginia-class submarines to be built of the U.S. Navy will be supplied by UTC.

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