SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 05-09
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Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal P.V. Naik spoke to SP’s Aviation a few days prior to taking over the reins of the Indian Air Force.
Should business jet owners rush for the exit and divest themselves of their wings while they can? It would be wiser, perhaps, to hang on and weather the storm.
Today, practically all the frontline fighters of the world use turbofan jet engines. For tomorrow, one concept fast gaining momentum is that of HYPERSONIC flight.
Boeing ready to share RFP specified technologies
Typhoon comes with twin engine, very good payload
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Dassault Aviation opts for the RBE2 AESA from Thales for its omni role fighter aircraft
Various experts have been highly estimating the latest Russian combat training aircraft – Yak-130. The aircraft has been selected as a main vehicle for basic and advanced Russian Air Force pilots’ training.
At the annual European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition in Geneva, one prediction was that corporate aircraft deliveries would take three years to recover to 2008 levels, assuming the economy bounces back next year and sales recover in 2012
Amy Johnson was barely 27 and had been flying for less than two years when she undertook her epic solo flight from Britain to Australia on May 5, 1930—covering almost 14,000 km in 19 days.
New lessons from the latest conflicts and leading edge technology solutions
Boeing hopes to prove itself and its products worthy to win a share of the country’s enormous market
The 60-minute flight comprising three aircraft was made by the two prototypes of Alenia Aermacchi M-346 Master and LRIP00, while the M-311 aircraft acted as camera ship
This year, the event will mark 100 years of technological innovation in aeronautics and space conquest
The owner’s benefit of ownership starts with a well-designed and easily maintainable product
A Gulfstream business jet cabin is as functional as any office or boardroom
Delineating the strike role capabilities Of the F-16IN Super Viper
Mid-1970s, attracted by the speed and comfort of the new jetliners, passengers responded enthusiastically and numbers soared