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Second Boeing 787 completes test flight

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

A second Boeing 787 Dreamliner, ZA002, completed its first flight today. The all-new airplane, which features the livery of the Dreamliner's...
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Japanese carrier ANA places 2-billion dollar aircraft order with Boeing

Monday, December 21st, 2009

Boeing and All Nippon Airways today announced an order for five 777-200ER (Extended Range) and five 767-300ER jetliners. The order is valued at...
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FAA mulling Scottsdale's request to allow bigger jets into the airport

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009 · 1 comment

The FAA is reviewing Scottsdale's request to let larger aircraft land at Scottsdale airport, KSDL. Scottsdale city council recently approved...
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Advanced 4000 mile-per-hour aircraft design completes successful test flight

The U.S. Air Force X-51A WaveRider vehicle successfully made its first captive-carry flight under the wing of a B-52 carry aircraft at Edwards Air...
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FAA certifies incredible advanced safety system for Challenger 605

Bombardier Aerospace today announced that the Bombardier Enhanced Vision System and Head-up Display for the Challenger 605 jet has received FAA...
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Million dollar "rocket-race" prize to be awarded tomorrow to private builder

The race for the $2 million Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander X PRIZE Challenge (NGLLXPC) incentivized prize purse, funded by NASA and presented by the X...
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New reconnaissance/light attack helicopter being built in Mesa, AZ

The AH-6i flew last month just seven months after inception. During the 36-minute flight at the Boeing Rotorcraft Systems facility in Mesa, Ariz., the...
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U.S. military expands ability to conduct aerial war games virtually

The military continues to expand its ability to conduct training and mission rehearsal events virtually with the connection of two more F-15E Mission...
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Homeowners, business interests square-off at Mesa meeting over Falcon Field noise and safety issues

Wednesday evening's meeting hosted by the City of Mesa over noise and safety issues at Falcon Field Airport was a well-organized, sometimes emotional...
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FAA continues the IFR infrastructure revolution

Naverus Inc., a Seattle-area provider of Performance-based Navigation solutions has received approval from the FAA to design and validate Required...
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