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View Web Version  |  Add to Safe Sender List AVIATION WEEK eBulletin   November 19, 2014 TODAY'S FEATURES U.S. A&D Industry Is Leaving America Behind Michael Bruno Aviation Week & Space Technology U.S. companies are trying to replicate themselves in other countries, from factories and engineering centers to charitable giving and political lobbying. The end-goal is to be ingrained locally, internationally, in order to tap the growing amount of business and talent happening outside the U.S.—and in spite of it. FULL ARTICLE Back-To-Back Failures Were A Coincidence, Not An Indictment Frank Morring, Jr. Aviation Week & Space Technology The inevitable has happened in the U.S. attempt to move the economy off the planet. That it happened twice in less than a week is driving a needed element of reality into the endeavor. With hope, the marketing sunshine that accompanied the Obama administration’s decision to expand space-commercialization programs will give way to wider public understanding and acceptance of the risks of spaceflight. FULL ARTICLE IAG Ahead Of European Legacy Peers In Adjusting To Life In Low-Cost Era Jens Flottau and Cathy Buyck Aviation Week & Space Technology If one looks at the slow decline of Europe’s largest legacy carriers, it would seem as if there was no hope left for traditional airlines. But International Airlines Group is proving that success is possible with the right strategy and firm action. The difference between IAG and the other European legacies could well be that Willie Walsh is at the helm and making some bold management decisions. FULL ARTICLE Seven Reasons For Optimism (and Worry) In Commercial Aviation Joe Anselmo Things With Wings From Chinese aircraft to Russian titanium to cheap oil, analysts at the 2014 Canadian Aerospace Summit in Ottawa forecast the future in commercial aerospace. FULL ARTICLE Watch: An Entire Day Of UK Airspace Traffic Visualised Rupa Haria AviationWeek.com NATS, the UK's air navigation service provider, manages around 2.2 million movements each year, peaking at over 8,000 a day. To demonstrate the complexity of managing air traffic, NATS has put together a stunning visualisation of a typical day in the UK skies. FULL ARTICLE Sponsored Content Optimizing Engines Through the Lifecycle Fleet maintenance management resources including white papers and videos from GE Aviation. FULL ARTICLE   Advertisement MOST READ ON AVIATIONWEEK.COM Opinion: Reengining Works Great. What About Retrofits? Pentagon’s Kendall On Maintaining U.S. Technological Edge Redesigned Tailhook Tests Well In F-35 Sea Trials SpaceShipTwo Probe Focuses On Human Factors, Test Procedures Advertisement Calendar of Upcoming Events MRO Latin America January 13-14, 2015 Buenos Aires, Argentina MRO Middle EastFebruary 2-3, 2015 Dubai, UAE ATW's 41st Annual Airline Industry Achievement AwardsFebruary 25, 2015 Washington, DC 58th Annual Laureate Awards March 5, 2015 Washington, DC Advertisement

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