August 15, 2011

August 15, 2011

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UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

Reaping the Benefits

By AMY BUTLER7 min

UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

Harmonizing UAS

By GRAHAM WARWICK7 min

AIR TRANSPORT

Carbon Questions

By GRAHAM WARWICK6 min

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UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

Reaping the Benefits

Ballistic missile detection, tracking could be a new mission for U.S. unmanned aircraft

By AMY BUTLER7 min

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UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

Harmonizing UAS

Linking air and ground assets in new ways will expand the capabilities of existing UAS

By GRAHAM WARWICK7 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Carbon Questions

Development of a standard for aircraft CO2 emissions is meeting obstacles

By GRAHAM WARWICK6 min

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CHINA'S MILITARY

'GET USED TO IT'

The elaborate equipment of China’s aircraft carrier suggests the navy expects early operational capability

By BRADLEY PERRETT6 min

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SPACE

Higher Priorities

Air Force project could boost U.S. rocket engine industry workforce, competitiveness

By GUY NORRIS5 min

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SPACE

Final Laps

Orbital Sciences, SpaceX nearing critical COTS flights for NASA

By FRANK MORRING5 min

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DEFENSE

Throttled Back

Most U.S. deficit-deal scenarios see 10% reduction in defense spending

By MICHAEL BRUNO,JEN DIMASCIO5 min

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UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

Sensible Approach

Ground-based sense-and-avoid provides initial path to integration of UAS into civil airspace

By GRAHAM WARWICK5 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

One Malaysia

AirAsia’s Fernandes is set to partner with the government carrier

By LEITHEN FRANCIS5 min

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UNMANNED AIRCRAFT

All in the Family

Rustom project a linchpin as India strives to build indigenous UAS expertise

By ASIA-PACIFIC STAFF5 min

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