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Flightglobal
6 hrs ago
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Can the Middle East help pull the aerospace industry from its malaise?
The Globe and Mail
10 hrs ago
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Aerospace: Lifting off soon / As most firms continue to play it safe in response to the slowdown, there is a growing consensus that the bottom of the cycle is near.
Military & Aerospace Electronics
Nov 7
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FREMONT, Calif., 8 Nov. 2009. Themis Computer in Fremont, Calif., is introducing the LV1 high-performance, VMEbus single board computer for rugged systems in military and aerospace applications in demanding environments.
Commodity Online
Nov 6
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Alcoa's Cleveland Works is the home of two large forging presses the 50 000 ton press under renovation and a 35 000 ton press currently producing large forgings for aerospace applications such as the aluminum bulkheads for the Joint Strike Fighter.
Metal Bulletin
Nov 5
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Alcoa Inc. has decided to rebuild its largest aerospace forging press, ending 15 months of uncertainty over the fate of the critical piece of equipment and likely preserving its long-term role on the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF).
Flightglobal
Nov 5
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Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) says it its on track to deliver its first Boeing 767-300ER passenger-to-freighter conversion from its Bedek division by...
Stock Blog Hub
Nov 4
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Inherently, big defense contractors are expected to eliminate jobs as the Pentagon has lowered spending on traditional weapon systems, while smaller, niche companies may accelerate hiring as the United States garners resources to...
Business Standard
Nov 4
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The stock jumped 4.24 per cent to Rs 103.15 after Mahindra Satyam won an IT outsourcing contract from Swedish defence and aerospace firm, Saab.
MarketWatch
Nov 4
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Louis Chenevert, chief executive of jet-engine and aviation-equipment provider United Technologies Corp., said Wednesday that a renewed or accelerated downturn in parts and maintenance sales to airlines "is unlikely at this point in time."...
The Australian
Nov 4
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SHARES in Perth-based Quickstep Holdings jumped yesterday after it signed an agreement potentially worth more than $700m ($780m) with US aerospace giants Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman to manufacture components for the Joint Strike Fighter...
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