Dos implicados se habrían encargado de filtrar toda la información, que habría sido vendida a empresas del país asiático.
http://www.fayerwayer.com/2014/07/ee-uu-acusa-a-empresario-chino-por-ciberespionaje-de-aviacion/
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lunes, 14 de julio de 2014
Boeing Introduces New Method for Building 777 Fuselages [feedly]
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Boeing Introduces New Method for Building 777 Fuselages
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Fuselage Automated Upright Build expected to yield safety, quality benefits
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FARNBOROUGH: Pratt & Whitney, Alcoa forge blades partnership [feedly]
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FARNBOROUGH: Pratt & Whitney, Alcoa forge blades partnership
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Pratt & Whitney and Alcoa have sealed a partnership that underpins the Pure Power PW1000G geared turbofan engine programme – by signing a 10-year, $1.1 billion deal for forged aluminium fan blades.
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Airbus sets the widebody standard with its A330, A350 XWB and A380 jetliners [feedly]
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Airbus sets the widebody standard with its A330, A350 XWB and A380 jetliners
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Widebody excellence is a fundamental part of Airbus' DNA, tracing its roots to the company's...
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IAG orders 20 A320neo Family aircraft [feedly]
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IAG orders 20 A320neo Family aircraft
// Airbus All news
Aircraft are intended for operation by British Airways
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A330neo: Powering into the next decade [feedly]
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A330neo: Powering into the next decade
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Building on the proven economics, versatility and high reliability of the hugely popular A330, the...
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Air Lease Corporation signs for 25 A330neo and 60 A321neo [feedly]
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Air Lease Corporation signs for 25 A330neo and 60 A321neo
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Leading lessor announces first commitment for A330neo
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AerCap firms up order for 50 A320neo Family aircraft [feedly]
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AerCap firms up order for 50 A320neo Family aircraft
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Strong appeal of fuel-efficient A320neo continues to attract lessors worldwide
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Centenario de la primera barrena intencionada controlada [feedly]
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Centenario de la primera barrena intencionada controlada
// Aerotwitornados
Hace cien años la aviación estaba en pañales, y una barrena no era una vistosa maniobra acrobática, si no una muerte segura para el piloto, salvo que ese día el piloto fuera un hombre afortunado. Hasta que un piloto intrépido dio con la solución: dejar los mandos en posición neutra. Así fue como Harry Hawker en julio de 1914 sacó de una barrena el avión que él mismo había metido en barrena.
Con los aviones de hoy en día, más pesados y con más potencia que aquellos primeros aparatos, se suele necesitar algo más que cortar gases y dejar los mandos neutros (cortar motor, morro abajo, pie contrario)
Rich Stowell, instructor de vuelo, ha preparado un vídeo para homenajear a Hawker, que por cierto, tiene una biografía digna de ser leída: piloto de pruebas de Soptwith,, fundador de la empresa que fabricó los míticos Fury, Hurricane, Tempest... intentó cruzar el Atlántico de oeste a este...
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Dinamitar la cuerda de una sierra para construir un aeropuerto [feedly]
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Dinamitar la cuerda de una sierra para construir un aeropuerto
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Este aeropuerto va a pasar a formar parte rápido de las colecciones de "Aeropuertos raros" como el de Courchevel o el de Barra. Lo han construido los chinos en la ciudad de Hechi, en la provincia de Guangxi. Al no encontrar una zona suficientemente plana para construirlo, han volado las cimas de una sierra, y han usado el material restante para rellenar los valles entre picos, creando así una superficie suficientemente grande como para dar cabida a un aeropuerto con una pista de algo más de 2km de largo y unos 46m de ancho, a 2200ft ASL.
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Airbus launches the A330neo
Following a decision by the Board of Directors of the Group, Airbus has launched the A330-800neo and A330-900neo, two new members of its Widebody Family, which will incorporate latest generation Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, aerodynamic enhancements and new cabin features. Benefitting from the unbeatable economics, versatility and high reliability of the A330, the A330neo reduces fuel consumption by 14% per seat, making it the most cost efficient, medium range Widebody aircraft on the market. In addition to greater fuel savings, A330neo operators will benefit from a range increase of up to 400 nautical miles and all the operational commonality advantages of the Airbus Family. Deliveries of the A330neo will start in Q4 2017.
"The A330 is a very important margin contributor for our Group. It's also one of the most reliable and efficient commercial aircraft ever. Customers love it. With our decision to re-engine the plane, we will keep the A330 flying high for many more years to come. The development costs for the A330neo will be incurred from 2015 to 2017 with an impact of around -70 basis points on Airbus Group's 2015 Return on Sales target. However, we have a very good business case and the A330neo, once in service, will continue to significantly contribute to our group's earnings," said Tom Enders, CEO of Airbus Group.
"The A330neo is the logical evolution of our reliable and versatile A330 Family. It provides an optimal solution for airlines around the world looking to minimise their fuel and operating costs while offering best-in-class comfort to their passengers," said Fabrice Brégier, Airbus President and CEO. "We see strong market potential for the A330neo, and like its market-leading smaller sister, the A320neo, we are confident this new aircraft will be a success in the medium-haul segment. We are again leveraging a proven aircraft with a wide operator base and making it even more efficient with the latest innovations and technology developments."
In addition to the new Rolls-Royce Trent 7000 engines, the A330neo will feature incremental innovations, including aerodynamic enhancements such as new A350 XWB inspired winglets, an increased wing span and new engine pylons. Pilots will benefit from latest generation cockpit systems, and the already very comfortable A330 cabin will be further optimised to offer up to ten additional 18 inch wide seats. Passengers are winners too, as they will be able to enjoy a 21st century on-board experience with for example, fourth generation In Flight Entertainment (3D films), mood-lighting and full connectivity.
