Aerospace

Gresham wins contract to power Australian Navy

LONDON — Gresham Power Electronics (Salisbury, UK) has been awarded a contract worth over £1 million by the Australian Navy. Gresham has been chosen to supply helicopter starting rectifiers and dc power distribution systems for...

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Eurofighter companies land new support deals worth over $1.4bn

A team led by Alenia Aeronautica has secured new business worth over €600 million ($890 million) to provide in-service support for the Italian air force’s fleet of Eurofighter combat aircraft. According to the four-nation...

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Dubai 09: Mubadala emerges as key Middle East player

This was the show that saw Abu Dhabi's Mubadala emerge as the Middle East's key playmaker, both in the global industry and in the race to create the region's leading high-tech aerospace hub. The state-owned investment house had...

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Bristol International Airport decision delayed

A DECISION on the £150million expansion of Bristol International Airport (BIA) has been postponed. North Somerset Council had anticipated reaching a decision on the contested planning proposal at a south area committee meeting...

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Navy analyses full-flight simulator for P-8A upset training

A STUDY carried out for the US Navy by Calspan will provide clues to the effect of using full-flight hexapod simulators rather than in-flight training on pilots' ability to recover from in-flight upsets. The USN is taking great...

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Military simulators: Full immersion in the crosshairs

Capt Darryl "Spike" Long, aviation training systems programme manager for the US Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), has no doubt about the vector the service's simulator technology needs to take. Rockwell Collins, the market...

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ETC's Orange Flag: simulation with gusto

Realistic flight training experience of high g -forces is vital preparation to cope with emergencies - and that is what the US National Aerospace Training and Research Centre gave pilots in its Phoenix simulator during last...

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Technican training for Typhoon assembly in Saudi Arabia begins

Eurofighter partner company BAE Systems has begun training technicians for final assembly of the Typhoon fighter jet in Saudi Arabia. Alsalam Aircraft, which is partially owned by Boeing, has long been considered the likely...

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Indian Civil Aviation Issues Type Certificate for Dassault Falcon 7X

SAINT-CLOUD, France, November 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Dassault Falcon has received Type Certificate for the Falcon 7X from the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) in India, confirming that the Falcon 7X meets the rigorous...

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Satellite radio set to challenge DAB thanks to backing from BMW and Nissan

DAB radio has been dealt a huge blow as satellite radio group Ondas Media has brokered a deal to provide satellite radios to car manufacturers such as BMW and Nissan. Ondas boss Dave Krueger has seen the move as a pivotal step...

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