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AÉROSALON
LE BOURGET 97:
INDUSTRY OUTLOOK
Le Bourget remains the venue for the biggest and most important air show of the world. On this occasion, FLUG REVUE has taken the opportunity to ask some industry leaders for an opinion on the hot topics in their area of responsibilty. Also, the editors have put together a broad ranging overview on the state of the markets.
- Dr. Manfred Bischoff
Chairman, Daimler-Benz Aerospace - Phil Condit
President and Chairman, The Boeing Company - Dr. Norbert Lammert
Aerospace coordinator of the German Government - Jean Pierson
President, Airbus Industrie
- Airliners (Verkehrsflugzeuge)
Boeing and Airbus compete with full force - Business Aircraft (Geschäftsreiseflugzeuge)
Bright prospects for many new designs - Civil Helicopters (zivile Hubschrauber)
Companies climb back from the bottom of the recession - Fighters (Kampfflugzeuge)
The new generation arrives - Military Helicopters (Militärhubschrauber)
Attack helicopters fight it out - Military Transports (Militärtransporter)
US companies dominate the market as Europe cannot decide on FLA - Launchers (Startraketen)
Ariane faces more competition in a booming market
Meet the FLUG REVUE team at Paris in June!
You will find our booth right in the center of the German industry section in hall 2C! Talk to our civil, military and spaceflight editors about your new programmes and projects and discuss advertising opportunities with Reinhard Wittstamm, Ed Hirsch and Fabio Lancelotti.
See also our previous Specials regarding the outlook for the Business Aviation and Helicopter sectors, with comments from Serge Dassault, John Olcott, Michael Graff, Russ Meyer, Lloyd Shoppa, Dean Borgman, Jean-Francois Bigay and others!
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