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| Fred George | Business & Commercial Aviation The Model 560 Citation family is the fastest and farthest flying group of light jets built by Cessna under the original Citation 500 type certificate. |
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| Fred George | Aviation Week & Space Technology Pilots who strap into the new 787 most likely will conclude that it is the easiest to fly and most intuitive jetliner ever built by Boeing, Aviation Week's test pilot reported in 2012. |
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Graham Warwick The year ahead holds milestones in human space transport, airliner first flights and new launches and more, but it also promises significant uncertainty. |
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Tony Osborne Slovakian leaders say Block 70/72 buy shows commitment to NATO partners. |
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Sean Broderick Services agreements are increasingly becoming part of the asset-purchase process. |
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Guy Norris, Jens Flottau and Bradley Perrett For commercial aviation in 2019, though each major manufacturer has its own challenges, it’s all about executing on the production side. |
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Steve Trimble U.S. defense agencies are stepping up development of hypersonic weapons to keep pace with China and Russia. |
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Guy Norris 2019 will be a year of rebuilding the strained long-standing relationships between engine-makers and airframers. |
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