Cruising Heights - February 2013
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February issue centers around Aero India 2013 with exclusive stories on the inauguration and evolution of the show. The issue contains exclusive stories on civil helicopter growth in India, graphics on rotorcraft development and UAVs. Plus: How business aviation is poised for big growth in India? Exclusive interview of Union Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh and AAI Chairman V P Agrawal. While the opening of Chennai and Kolkata airport opens new doors for the aviation stakeholders.
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World Airlines Turn Profitable, But What About India?
Slowly but surely airlines in the Americas and Europe are moving into the black, but there is no light at the end of the tunnel as yet for Indian carriers.
Future Aircrafts— Hydrogen Or Electric?
Racing to meet tough emission standards for the next decade, aircraft manufacturers are experimenting with a variety of technologies for a reduced carbon footprint and improved fuel burn .
Rolls-Royce tests 2.5MW generator
Rolls-Royce has delivered a 2.5-megawatt electrical generator to its newly renovated Testbed 108 facility in Bristol, the UK for final testing and integration into the world's most powerful hybrid electric aerospace propulsion system.
An XLR that could be a GAMECHANGER
The Airbus A 321XLR that is scheduled to enter service in 2023 could completely revolutionise long-haul international travel. It offers unbeatable economics as well as range. A special report.
Russia wants MC-21 to replace ew
While local aircraft can be spotted all across Russia, several major airlines hold a mix of national and foreign planes in their fleets.
GE Aviation's manufacturing milestones.
GE Aviation recently shipped its 100,000th turbine shroud made from ceramic matrix composite (CMC) materials as well as its 100,000th additively manufactured fuel nozzle tip.
The Great Escape!
On August 15, Dozens of pictures of Afghans jostling to climb onto an aircraft to fly out of the country amid the Taliban's entry into the Afghanistan capital became the most defining image of what the regime change means for most Afghans.
First A350 delivered from China delivery center
The first A350 has been delivered from Airbus’ Tianjin (TSN) Completion and Delivery Center (C&DC), now extended to this type from its previous A320 family dedicated facility.
Light at the end of the tunnel?
16 months after India closed down its airspace for international flights, the situation still remains grim with mandatory social distancing norms creating new challenges for all stakeholders, explains AMEYA JOSHI
Saab's remote tower operations—truly transformational!
Saab has completely overhauled operations at London City Airport with its remarkable remote tower operations. It is transformational and completely expands the footprint of any airport. Ola Rignell, Chairman and MD, Saab India, explains the many fascinating facets of this operation.
