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TOPIC OF THE MONTHAntonov An-225Ukraine-based Antonov has completed just one one its An-225, which is the world's biggest aircraft. It can carry up to 250 tons.
ECONOMYAirport Leipzig/HalleNew Intercont-Runway: Squandering of taxpayers' money or necessary expansion?
CIVIL AVIATIONCanada 3000The Canadian charter airline has big plans with the new long-range Airbus A330-200 aircraft Boeing 757-300 Super-model: The roll out of Boeing's new narrowbody Cessna Citation Excel Certification and record sales Dassault SSBJ The French manufacturer has plans for a supersonic business jet Boeing 717 The smallest Boeing celebrates its debut
SPACEFLIGHTAriane 5High tension before the third certification flight scheduled for October Problems identified What happened during flight 502? Career of a Carrier By the year 2005 the payload of Ariane 5 is expected to double
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MILITARY AVIATIONTiger MeetFor the first time in 15 years the German Air force hosted NATO's Tiger Squadrons Eurofighter EF2000 Export offensive in Norway Meteor and FMRAAM Competitive offers for the latest air to air missile for the Eurofighter Luftwaffe Squadron 1 Reconnaissance Tornados of the German Air Force pareol over Ex-Yugoslavia Lockheed Martin F-16 United Arab Emirates: first customer of the "Block-60"-version
TECHNOLOGYAir as Building MaterialPneumatic keeps Stingray's wing in shape Turbine Technologies RF-130: New mini-turbofan
HISTORYHelwan HA-300Willy Messerschmitt designed his last aircraft in Egypt
COLUMNSCourse in August: Boeing Production problemsNews German Air Force Association Job tips Model service Afterburner Readers' service: dates Preview, masthead
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