SP's Aviation - ISSUE No 03-10
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Issue Features
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Private Jets Script a Comeback
By Group Captain (Retd) Joseph Noronha, GoaWith economic growth expected to return to pre-crisis levels in the coming fiscal year, a growing number of flourishing companies and high net-worth individuals will probably be more willing to loosen their purse strings and sign up for a business jet
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Lest Green Turn to Brown
By Group Captain (Retd) Joseph Noronha, GoaRegional airlines that enter the field from now on should know that pressures to reduce emissions are likely to intensify as the years pass. A prime consideration, therefore, should be to buy fuel-efficient aircraft.
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Air Defence - The Achilles Heel
By Air Marshal (Retd) A.K. Trikha, PuneAlthough it is repeatedly stressed at all levels that India is prepared for any eventual conflict with its irksome neighbours, honest evaluation of the country’s air defence capability in the mountains could throw up some chilling facts
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Procurement - Quo Vadis?
By Air Commodore (Retd) S. Murugan, BangaloreOperational capability of the IAF is being adversely affected due to depleting force levels, obsolescence and lack of essential support systems
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Defexpo India 2010 - A Success Saga
By Sucheta Das MohapatraDefexpo India 2010 saw the largest congregation ever of products and companies from across the world. The exhibition ground set the stage for en-number of pacts and agreements between global industry giants.
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Singapore Airshow - Global Marketplace
By Our Staff CorrespondentAn international biennial event, the Singapore Airshow serves as a global marketplace for the world aviation community. Several agreements, deals, declarations marked the Airshow 2010.
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Looking Forward to 2010
By Our Staff CorrespondentTrends that manifested themselves during the latter half of 2009 need to be studied so as to crystal gaze into 2010
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A Peek at India Aviation 2010
By Ruchika ChawlaExperts on the civil aviation industry from across the globe will take part in the conference to be held in Hyderabad from March 3 to 7
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First Ladies
By Group Captain (Retd) Joseph Noronha, GoaElizabeth Thible of France was the first woman to leave the surface of the Earth; Jeanne Labrosse the first to fly solo in a balloon; Aida de Acosta the first to pilot a powered airship...
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Rolls-Royce: A World Leader
Rolls-Royce is a world-leading provider of power systems and services on land, at sea and in the air, with an established strong position in all its global markets.
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Evolution Through Innovation
Technology is central to Boeing. We are working with India’s technology leaders to further aerospace technology. India gains by building key capabilities in aerospace research and technology.
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