Editorials/Articles/Analysis - Airliners-India

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.macleans.ca/topstories/canada/article.jsp?content=20061211_137945_137945 The not so friendly skies When flight schools fill up with foreign trainees, authorities get nervous JONATHON GATEHOUSE For most beginner pilots, getting a stamp in their log book -- proof o...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1067092 Jet Airways ‘flying into cost turbulence’ Praveena Sharma Thursday, November 30, 2006 22:42 IST To thrive, it should benchmark costs with no-frills rivals, say analysts BANGALORE: Two years back, investment bankin...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20061130.IBEUROPE30/TPStory/Business EUROPE: AVIATION When it comes to PR turbulence, British Airways flies above rest CARL MORTISHED LONDON -- It was barely the size of a 5-pence coin but Nadia Eweida's pendant cross has provoked...

Aseem · Aseem

From the Magazine Trying To Untangle Wires With its new superplane badly delayed, Airbus scrambles to keep up with Boeing Sunday, Oct. 08, 2006 The short circuit at Airbus has turned out to be much more serious than expected. For several months, officials at the giant aerospace company h...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://news.monstersandcritics.com/india/article_1227321.php/View_from_the_ground_-_is_flying_becoming_unsafe%0A_COMMENTARY_ India News View from the ground - is flying becoming unsafe? (COMMENTARY) Nov 29, 2006, 2:30 GMT printer email RSS Talkb...

ArtofZen · ArtofZen

A jewel in the crown LCCs can fly even higher with strategy & support With the passenger traffic of low cost carriers (LCCs) poised to double to more than 10 million in the calendar year, the civil aviation industry is on its way to becoming a growth driver for the economy. It is not just additio...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.expressindia.com Changing face of travel distribution Travel distribution in India is evolving and isn't too far behind the curve with regard to international trends. Bhisham Mansukhani takes a peek Getting the product out to consumers in the most effective and economic manner has b...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?DR_ID=40763 Hospitals Hire Pilots To Teach Staff How To Implement Aviation Safety Principles Into Patient Care [Oct 31, 2006] Several major medical centers in the past five years have hire...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.uninews.com As Airbus toils, Boeing’s 747 chief looks back with pride by David Dieudonne Copyright Observer News WASHINGTON, Nov 9, 2006 The crisis engulfing Airbus as it struggles to roll out its A380 superjumbo brings back memories for the man who was in charge of Bo...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu9&subLeft=1&autono=263229&tab=r Aerospace deals buoy IT firms Bibhu Ranjan Mishra / Mumbai October 31, 2006 SOFTWARE: Deals worth $20 billion can generate a $6 billion oppor...

VABBy · VABBy

I was checking up airliners.net discussion board when someone mentioned about how difficult and expensive it was to airlift and transport fresh sea food. Since i have done an MBA in logistics and australia being a pioneer in food processing it was but natural for us to research upon time bou...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.thestatesman.net/page.news.php?clid=12&theme=&usrsess=1&id=133937 Air-India, Indian merger: boon or bane? Asha Ramachandran NEW DELHI, Oct. 21. — In the face of the tough stand taken by the civil aviation minister, Mr Praful Patel, employees of the two nation...

Aseem · Aseem

Flights of fancy Oct 5th 2006 From The Economist Global Agenda Ryanair’s €1.5 billion bid for Aer Lingus, if successful, would give the world’s biggest low-cost carrier some transatlantic routes. But travellers will have to wait for no-frills flights between Europe and America ...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.business-standard.com/compindustry/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu1&subLeft=1&autono=259555&tab=r Airlines head for meltdown Bipin Chandran & P R Sanjai / New Delhi\\Mumbai September 25, 2006 India might...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu1&subLeft=1&autono=259684&tab=r Few scares in crowded sky Bipin Chandran & P R Sanjai / New Delhi/Mumbai September 26, 2006 Cases of near mid-air collisions, like the Jet...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.flightglobal.com/Articles/2006/09/19/209017/Gulf+special+Building+a+vision.html Gulf special: Building a vision By Murdo Morrison With the backing of Dubai's businesslike rulers and an acquisition warchest, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise is set to shift the glo...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/09/19/flight.passes/ When a simple round trip simply won't suffice POSTED: 8:25 a.m. EDT, September 19, 2006 By Tiffany Sharples Budget Travel Adjust font size: (Budget Travel Online) -- Planning a trip with multiple flights can eat up your time, money and p...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.flightglobal.com/Articles/2006/09/19/Navigation/177/209020/Gulf+special+Fighting+talk.html Gulf special: Fighting talk By Max Kingsley-Jones A battle royal is brewing as the Gulf's newcomers Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways chase Emirates to be the region'...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=140627 Sept 17. 2006 Spotlight THE IDEA EXCHANGE ‘The potential in India is mindblowing. We have just scratched the surface’ SHEKHAR GUPTA: Fifteen years back there used to be four flights betwe...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.uninews.com Muslim air safety expert sues government over suspension WAYNE PARRY Copyright Observer News NEWARK, New Jersey, Sept 15, 2006 An Egyptian-born aviation security pioneer is suing the U.S. government, claiming he was wrongly suspended from his job at a...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://mondediplo.com/2006/09/10india Respect for power and pragmatic alliances India’s new best friend, the US India has patiently and deliberately created and cultivated a diplomatic and economic relationship with the United States. Many in the new Indian elite regard the European Union...

JumboJet · JumboJet

In my trysts at understanding the AVIATION industry i find a new site.... http://airlinerage.com/default.aspx All about AIRLINE RAGE.....

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1794961,00020016.htm Airlines fly into Rs 2,100 cr loss; shake-up looms large Ranju Sarkar Mumbai, September 12, 2006 Domestic airlines are flying into turbulence. Plagued by higher fuel prices, infrastructure constraints, declinin...

Aseem · Aseem

SEPTEMBER 7, 2006 Asia By Nandini Lakshman Airbus and Boeing Vie for India's Skies With Indian carriers in expansion mode, the Western giants face each other to fill the growing demand for new airplanes Few corporate rivalries are as heated as the one between Boeing (BA ) and Airbus. Th...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnist1.asp?main_variable=Columnist&file_name=Sunanda%2FSunanda1.txt&writer=Sunanda Indians who disgrace India SUNANDA K. DATTA RAY From swatting flies to crushing protesters under tanks, the Chinese Government holds a...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.insidebayarea.com/portlet/article/html/fragments/print_article.jsp?article=4282743 Drinking water, dehydration, bathroom use big air travel issues By Michelle Higgins, NEW YORK TIMES Inside Bay Area AS TRAVELERS adjust to the new rules against carrying li...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-insider3sep03,1,4080508.story?coll=la-travel-headlines&ctrack=1&cset=true 1-800- I-am- truly- fed-up Outsourcing overseas saves carriers money, but unhappy fliers say there's a disconnect. By Laurie Berger, Special to The Times Se...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu5&subLeft=1&autono=100183&tab=r Fighting Jet lag Business Standard / New Delhi August 02, 2006 Almost everyone knows that the airline business does not yield great returns i...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.uninews.com Asia-Pacific airlines seek review of radical airport security measures KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sep 01 (UNI) An Asian airlines’ association warned on Friday that radical new airport security measures are raising public anxiety, and urged governments to review s...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2006/08/24/stories/2006082403350700.htm `Air Deccan open to acquisitions' K. Giriprakash Aims to replace Jet Airways from top position --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=135751THE MONDAY INTERVIEW: VISHWAPATI TRIVEDI Air Deccan quotes market share figures to its advantage Posted online: Monday, July 31, 2006 at 0000 hours IST Vishwap...

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www.uninews.com AIRPORT SNARL IN LONDON PUTS SCRUTINY ON OWNER By HEATHER TIMMONS By special arrangement with Observer News Copyright Observer News August 13, 2006 LONDON With airlines here canceling about a third of their flights on Sunday, asking f...

Aseem · Aseem

Bangalore soars, bags Airbus wiring contract BANGALORE: Bangalore shining: The city has yet again bagged electrical wiring work on the A-380 — this time the freighter version, A-380F. Airbus supplier P3 India which has brought this latest contract to the city, only two months ago secu...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://inhome.rediff.com/money/2006/aug/11inter1.htm How Indian (Airlines) plans to fly high The Rediff Interview | Vishwapati Trivedi, MD, Indian Airlines Get Business updates: What's this? Aug...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.uninews.com HAL-Rolls Royce celebrate 50 years of partnership Bangalore, July 21 (UNI) The ongoing Farnborough Air Show offered an ideal platform for the Indian defence aviation major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Rolls Royce to celebrate the golden jubilee of their partnersh...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/HH08Df01.html India struggles to keep aircraft aloft By Raja M With airline passenger traffic recording record highs in India and new airlines opening by the week to accommodate an expanding flying public now estimated at 150 million, airlines ar...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=136190 Foreign destinations not far CORPORATE BUREAU Posted online: Friday, August 04, 2006 at 0000 hours IST MUMBAI, AUG 3 : The d...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.cybernoon.com/DisplayArticle.asp?section=fromthepress&subsection=specialreport&xfile=August2006_specialreport_standard172 Sky is the limit in the aviation industry BY A STAFF REPORTER | Thursday, August 03, 2006 11:41:25 IST Looking at the whole g...

himmat01 · himmat01

An interview with Narsh Goyal in The Guardian Unlimited. Naresh Goel

VictorTango · VictorTango

Is the party in the sky over? When IndiGo starts operations on August 2 on the Delhi-Guwahati leg it will probably unleash India's bitterest airfare bloodbath, for its tickets will be priced at least 60 per cent lower than the competition. Those rock-bottom prices might be available only for a s...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.expressmoney.in/news/A-fistful-of-redress/71092.html A fistful of redress Namit Gupta Posted online: Saturday , July 15, 2006 at 1134 IST The year is 2003. American doctor Ernest Greenberg of Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital gets permission to testify via videoconference in...

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HCL debuts at Farnborough air show

Aseem · Aseem

By Carol Matlack Proving Time for Airbus Can the aircraft manufacturer's A350 replacement rival Boeing's 787 Dreamliner? The unveiling at the Farnborough Airshow could provide answers Fighter jets will swoop and dive overhead as the Farnborough Airshow opens outside London on July 17. B...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.airbus.com/en/presscentre/pressreleases/pressreleases_items/07_03_06_A300_final_assembly.html A300/A310 Final Assembly to be completed by July 2007 In response to market demand for its newer aircraft ranges Airbus will progressively phase out the A300...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IEW20060709120844&Page=W&Title=World&Topic=0 Honey, I crashed an Airbus-380 Monday July 10 2006 00:00 IST IANS LONDON: In the darkened ****pit of the Airbus 380, the instrument panels gleamed their accurate readings:...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.reuters.com 12 PERCENT OF BAGGAGE IN U.S. AIRPORTS STILL NOT SCREENED ADEQUATELY FOR EXPLOSIVES, STUDY SAYS By KYLENE KIANG WASHINGTON - Although explosive detection systems have been set up in the nation’s busiest airports, a study released Thursday found that no...

Aseem · Aseem

an from Aviation Week, nothing sensational just a good sum up. India Takes Off with a Roar When Asia's second-biggest tiger starts clearing its throat, the world pays attention. India's air traffic has been growing at a torrid 20 percent annual pace for about 18 months, and more than 400 air...

karatecatman · karatecatman

http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?autono=96417&leftnm=3&subLeft=0&chkFlg= Railways plan a take-off for stations in metros K P Naryana Kumar / New Delhi June 28, 2006 Airlines, watch out. Railway terminals at New Delhi,...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.reuters.com U.S Air Force receives first shipment of synthetic fuel for testing By Lisa Burgess, Stars and Stripes Saturday, July 1, 2006 ARLINGTON, Va. — Air Force engineers have received their first shipment of synthetic fuel to use in tests to see whether the service’s mighty B-52 lo...

karatecatman · karatecatman

www.reuters.com June 30, 2006 Fuel tank explosion prevention still lagging 10 years after TWA disaster, board says FAA must do more Only 12 minutes after taking off for Paris from John F. Kennedy International Airport, as it headed out over the Atlantic off the coast of Long Island, TWA Fligh...

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	Jet Airways ‘flying into cost turbulence’ (Preview) http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1067092 Jet Airways ‘flying into cost turbulence’ Praveena Sharma Thursday, November 30, 2006 22:42 IST To thrive, it should benchmark costs with no-frills rivals, say analysts BANGALORE: Two years back, investment bankin...	karatecatman	0	2741	Nov 30, 2006 by karatecatman
	When it comes to PR turbulence, British Airways flies above rest (Preview) http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20061130.IBEUROPE30/TPStory/Business EUROPE: AVIATION When it comes to PR turbulence, British Airways flies above rest CARL MORTISHED LONDON -- It was barely the size of a 5-pence coin but Nadia Eweida's pendant cross has provoked...	karatecatman	0	2221	Nov 30, 2006 by karatecatman
	Trying To Untangle Wires (Preview) From the Magazine Trying To Untangle Wires With its new superplane badly delayed, Airbus scrambles to keep up with Boeing Sunday, Oct. 08, 2006 The short circuit at Airbus has turned out to be much more serious than expected. For several months, officials at the giant aerospace company h...	Aseem	5	2176	Nov 29, 2006 by HAWK21M
	Is flying becoming unsafe in India? (Preview) http://news.monstersandcritics.com/india/article_1227321.php/View_from_the_ground_-_is_flying_becoming_unsafe%0A_COMMENTARY_ India News View from the ground - is flying becoming unsafe? (COMMENTARY) Nov 29, 2006, 2:30 GMT printer email RSS Talkb...	karatecatman	0	2249	Nov 28, 2006 by karatecatman
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	Hospitals Hire Pilots To Teach Staff How To Implement Aviation Safety Principles Into Patient Care (Preview) http://www.kaisernetwork.org/daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?DR_ID=40763 Hospitals Hire Pilots To Teach Staff How To Implement Aviation Safety Principles Into Patient Care [Oct 31, 2006] Several major medical centers in the past five years have hire...	karatecatman	2	2393	Nov 14, 2006 by JumboJet
	As Airbus toils, Boeing's 747 chief looks back with pride (Preview) www.uninews.com As Airbus toils, Boeing’s 747 chief looks back with pride by David Dieudonne Copyright Observer News WASHINGTON, Nov 9, 2006 The crisis engulfing Airbus as it struggles to roll out its A380 superjumbo brings back memories for the man who was in charge of Bo...	karatecatman	0	1847	Nov 9, 2006 by karatecatman
	Aerospace deals buoy IT firms (Preview) http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu9&subLeft=1&autono=263229&tab=r Aerospace deals buoy IT firms Bibhu Ranjan Mishra / Mumbai October 31, 2006 SOFTWARE: Deals worth $20 billion can generate a $6 billion oppor...	karatecatman	0	1869	Oct 31, 2006 by karatecatman
	Transporting Fresh Sea Food by Air (Preview) I was checking up airliners.net discussion board when someone mentioned about how difficult and expensive it was to airlift and transport fresh sea food. Since i have done an MBA in logistics and australia being a pioneer in food processing it was but natural for us to research upon time bou...	VABBy	6	3501	Oct 23, 2006 by VABBy
	Air-India, Indian merger: boon or bane? (Preview) http://www.thestatesman.net/page.news.php?clid=12&theme=&usrsess=1&id=133937 Air-India, Indian merger: boon or bane? Asha Ramachandran NEW DELHI, Oct. 21. — In the face of the tough stand taken by the civil aviation minister, Mr Praful Patel, employees of the two nation...	karatecatman	0	2044	Oct 22, 2006 by karatecatman
	Flights of fancy (Preview) Flights of fancy Oct 5th 2006 From The Economist Global Agenda Ryanair’s €1.5 billion bid for Aer Lingus, if successful, would give the world’s biggest low-cost carrier some transatlantic routes. But travellers will have to wait for no-frills flights between Europe and America ...	Aseem	0	2152	Oct 6, 2006 by Aseem
	Airlines head for meltdown (Preview) http://www.business-standard.com/compindustry/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu1&subLeft=1&autono=259555&tab=r Airlines head for meltdown Bipin Chandran & P R Sanjai / New Delhi\\Mumbai September 25, 2006 India might...	karatecatman	3	2754	Sep 26, 2006 by HAWK21M
	Few scares in crowded sky (Preview) http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu1&subLeft=1&autono=259684&tab=r Few scares in crowded sky Bipin Chandran & P R Sanjai / New Delhi/Mumbai September 26, 2006 Cases of near mid-air collisions, like the Jet...	karatecatman	0	2290	Sep 26, 2006 by karatecatman
	Gulf special: Building a vision (Preview) http://www.flightglobal.com/Articles/2006/09/19/209017/Gulf+special+Building+a+vision.html Gulf special: Building a vision By Murdo Morrison With the backing of Dubai's businesslike rulers and an acquisition warchest, Dubai Aerospace Enterprise is set to shift the glo...	karatecatman	0	2527	Sep 23, 2006 by karatecatman
	When a simple round trip simply won't suffice (Preview) http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/09/19/flight.passes/ When a simple round trip simply won't suffice POSTED: 8:25 a.m. EDT, September 19, 2006 By Tiffany Sharples Budget Travel Adjust font size: (Budget Travel Online) -- Planning a trip with multiple flights can eat up your time, money and p...	karatecatman	0	2196	Sep 20, 2006 by karatecatman
	Gulf special: Fighting talk (Preview) http://www.flightglobal.com/Articles/2006/09/19/Navigation/177/209020/Gulf+special+Fighting+talk.html Gulf special: Fighting talk By Max Kingsley-Jones A battle royal is brewing as the Gulf's newcomers Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways chase Emirates to be the region'...	karatecatman	0	2617	Sep 19, 2006 by karatecatman
	Interview with Praful Patel (Preview) http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=140627 Sept 17. 2006 *Spotlight* THE IDEA EXCHANGE ‘The potential in India is mindblowing. We have just scratched the surface’ SHEKHAR GUPTA: Fifteen years back there used to be four flights betwe...	karatecatman	0	2426	Sep 17, 2006 by karatecatman
	Muslim air safety expert sues government over suspension (Preview) www.uninews.com Muslim air safety expert sues government over suspension WAYNE PARRY Copyright Observer News NEWARK, New Jersey, Sept 15, 2006 An Egyptian-born aviation security pioneer is suing the U.S. government, claiming he was wrongly suspended from his job at a...	karatecatman	0	1975	Sep 15, 2006 by karatecatman
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	Airline Rage (Preview) In my trysts at understanding the AVIATION industry i find a new site.... http://airlinerage.com/default.aspx All about AIRLINE RAGE.....	JumboJet	1	2114	Sep 14, 2006 by the_380
	Airlines fly into Rs 2,100 cr loss; shake-up looms large (Preview) http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_1794961,00020016.htm Airlines fly into Rs 2,100 cr loss; shake-up looms large Ranju Sarkar Mumbai, September 12, 2006 Domestic airlines are flying into turbulence. Plagued by higher fuel prices, infrastructure constraints, declinin...	karatecatman	2	1950	Sep 13, 2006 by JumboJet
	Airbus and Boeing Vie for India's Skies (Preview) SEPTEMBER 7, 2006 Asia By Nandini Lakshman Airbus and Boeing Vie for India's Skies With Indian carriers in expansion mode, the Western giants face each other to fill the growing demand for new airplanes Few corporate rivalries are as heated as the one between Boeing (BA ) and Airbus. Th...	Aseem	1	2051	Sep 11, 2006 by JumboJet
	Indians who disgrace India (Preview) http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnist1.asp?main_variable=Columnist&file_name=Sunanda%2FSunanda1.txt&writer=Sunanda Indians who disgrace India SUNANDA K. DATTA RAY From swatting flies to crushing protesters under tanks, the Chinese Government holds a...	karatecatman	0	2211	Sep 9, 2006 by karatecatman
	Drinking water, dehydration, bathroom use big air travel issues (Preview) http://www.insidebayarea.com/portlet/article/html/fragments/print_article.jsp?article=4282743 Drinking water, dehydration, bathroom use big air travel issues By Michelle Higgins, NEW YORK TIMES Inside Bay Area AS TRAVELERS adjust to the new rules against carrying li...	karatecatman	0	2233	Sep 4, 2006 by karatecatman
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	Fighting Jet lag (Preview) http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?leftnm=lmnu5&subLeft=1&autono=100183&tab=r Fighting Jet lag Business Standard / New Delhi August 02, 2006 Almost everyone knows that the airline business does not yield great returns i...	karatecatman	6	2306	Sep 2, 2006 by the_380
	Asia-Pacific airlines seek review of radical airport security measures (Preview) www.uninews.com Asia-Pacific airlines seek review of radical airport security measures KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Sep 01 (UNI) An Asian airlines’ association warned on Friday that radical new airport security measures are raising public anxiety, and urged governments to review s...	karatecatman	0	1605	Sep 1, 2006 by karatecatman
	`Air Deccan open to acquisitions', says Gopinath (Preview) http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2006/08/24/stories/2006082403350700.htm `Air Deccan open to acquisitions' K. Giriprakash Aims to replace Jet Airways from top position --------------------------------------------------------------------------------	karatecatman	5	1573	Aug 27, 2006 by JumboJet
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	How Indian (Airlines) plans to fly high (Preview) http://inhome.rediff.com/money/2006/aug/11inter1.htm How Indian (Airlines) plans to fly high The Rediff Interview \| Vishwapati Trivedi, MD, Indian Airlines Get Business updates: What's this? Aug...	karatecatman	3	1777	Aug 11, 2006 by karatecatman
	HAL-Rolls Royce celebrate 50 years of partnership (Preview) www.uninews.com HAL-Rolls Royce celebrate 50 years of partnership Bangalore, July 21 (UNI) The ongoing Farnborough Air Show offered an ideal platform for the Indian defence aviation major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and Rolls Royce to celebrate the golden jubilee of their partnersh...	karatecatman	5	1707	Aug 9, 2006 by JumboJet
	India struggles to keep aircraft aloft (Preview) http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/HH08Df01.html India struggles to keep aircraft aloft By Raja M With airline passenger traffic recording record highs in India and new airlines opening by the week to accommodate an expanding flying public now estimated at 150 million, airlines ar...	karatecatman	1	1658	Aug 8, 2006 by the_380
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	Sky is the limit in the aviation industry (Preview) *http://www.cybernoon.com/DisplayArticle.asp?section=fromthepress&subsection=specialreport&xfile=August2006_specialreport_standard172* Sky is the limit in the aviation industry BY A STAFF REPORTER \| Thursday, August 03, 2006 11:41:25 IST Looking at the whole g...	karatecatman	0	2351	Aug 3, 2006 by karatecatman
	An Interview with Nareh Goyal (Preview) An interview with Narsh Goyal in The Guardian Unlimited. Naresh Goel	himmat01	1	1604	Jul 21, 2006 by the_380
	Is the party in the sky over? - Rediff.com (Preview) Is the party in the sky over? When IndiGo starts operations on August 2 on the Delhi-Guwahati leg it will probably unleash India's bitterest airfare bloodbath, for its tickets will be priced at least 60 per cent lower than the competition. Those rock-bottom prices might be available only for a s...	VictorTango	1	2088	Jul 15, 2006 by the_380
	A fistful of redress (Preview) http://www.expressmoney.in/news/A-fistful-of-redress/71092.html A fistful of redress Namit Gupta Posted online: Saturday , July 15, 2006 at 1134 IST The year is 2003. American doctor Ernest Greenberg of Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital gets permission to testify via videoconference in...	karatecatman	0	6641	Jul 15, 2006 by karatecatman
	HCL debuts at Farnborough air show (Preview) http://www.ciol.com/content/search/showarticle1.asp?artid=86421 *HCL debuts at Farnborough air show* Showcases integrated approach of IT and engineering services to the aerospace industry Friday, July 14, 2006 FARNBOROUGH, UK: India-based IT and product eng...	karatecatman	0	1709	Jul 15, 2006 by karatecatman
	Proving Time for Airbus (Preview) By Carol Matlack Proving Time for Airbus Can the aircraft manufacturer's A350 replacement rival Boeing's 787 Dreamliner? The unveiling at the Farnborough Airshow could provide answers Fighter jets will swoop and dive overhead as the Farnborough Airshow opens outside London on July 17. B...	Aseem	0	1496	Jul 14, 2006 by Aseem
	A300/A310 Final Assembly to be completed by July 2007 (Preview) *http://www.airbus.com/en/presscentre/pressreleases/pressreleases_items/07_03_06_A300_final_assembly.html* A300/A310 Final Assembly to be completed by July 2007 In response to market demand for its newer aircraft ranges Airbus will progressively phase out the A300...	karatecatman	3	1518	Jul 11, 2006 by the_380
	Honey, I crashed an Airbus-380 (Preview) *http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IEW20060709120844&Page=W&Title=World&Topic=0* Honey, I crashed an Airbus-380 Monday July 10 2006 00:00 IST *IANS* LONDON: In the darkened **pit of the Airbus 380, the instrument panels gleamed their accurate readings:...	karatecatman	1	1634	Jul 10, 2006 by the_380
	12 PERCENT OF BAGGAGE IN U.S. AIRPORTS STILL NOT SCREENED ADEQUATELY FOR EXPLOSIVES, STUDY SAYS (closed) (Preview) www.reuters.com *12 PERCENT OF BAGGAGE IN U.S. AIRPORTS STILL NOT SCREENED ADEQUATELY FOR EXPLOSIVES, STUDY SAYS* By KYLENE KIANG WASHINGTON - Although explosive detection systems have been set up in the nation’s busiest airports, a study released Thursday found that no...	karatecatman	3	2000	Jul 4, 2006 by Aseem
	India Takes Off with a Roar (Preview) an from Aviation Week, nothing sensational just a good sum up. India Takes Off with a Roar When Asia's second-biggest tiger starts clearing its throat, the world pays attention. India's air traffic has been growing at a torrid 20 percent annual pace for about 18 months, and more than 400 air...	Aseem	9	1908	Jul 3, 2006 by the_380
	Railways plan a take-off for stations in metros (Preview) http://www.business-standard.com/common/storypage.php?autono=96417&leftnm=3&subLeft=0&chkFlg= Railways plan a take-off for stations in metros K P Naryana Kumar / New Delhi June 28, 2006 Airlines, watch out. Railway terminals at New Delhi,...	karatecatman	9	4395	Jul 3, 2006 by ABN397
	U.S. Air Force receives first shipment of synthetic fuel for testing (closed) (Preview) *www.reuters.com* *U.S Air Force receives first shipment of synthetic fuel for testing* By *Lisa Burgess*, Stars and Stripes Saturday, July 1, 2006 ARLINGTON, Va. — Air Force engineers have received their first shipment of synthetic fuel to use in tests to see whether the service’s mighty B-52 lo...	karatecatman	2	1641	Jul 1, 2006 by Aseem
	Fuel tank explosion prevention still lagging (closed) (Preview) www.reuters.com *June 30, 2006* Fuel tank explosion prevention still lagging 10 years after TWA disaster, board says FAA must do more Only 12 minutes after taking off for Paris from John F. Kennedy International Airport, as it headed out over the Atlantic off the coast of Long Island, TWA Fligh...	karatecatman	1	1612	Jul 1, 2006 by Aseem
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