Successful year for Europe's aerospace industry

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Europe's aerospace industry is projected to show continuous growth although overall performance is levelling off after four years of strong growth. Statistics published by the European Assn of Aerospace Industries reveal that turnover increased by 5% to 66 billion while profit margins as a percentage of turnover increased by 7% despite increased competition in all sectors. Major restructuring has reshaped the industry in 1999 and 2000 which has created powerful multinational companies.

Europe

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Full order book for TEAM

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TEAM of Spain has received orders for the installation of 111 bridges between 2000 and 2001. The orders include nine units for Buenos Aires, two for Bariloche and two for Iguazu, Argentina; oen for Pporto Alegre, Brazil; two for La Reunion, France; 14 for Teheran, Iran; 24 for Ben Gurion, Israel; seven for Venice, Italy; seven for Lahore, Pakistan; two for Iquitos, Peru; two for Barcelona, Spain; and five for Hanoi, Vvietnam.

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Powerful simulation

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Quantum 3D has received a contract from Indra (Spain) to deliver over 60 pc-based image generators that will be used to power the simulator that Indra is building for Spain's airport authority AENA at Madrid Barajas Airport. Indra will build six tower simulators powered by Quantum 3D Alchemy generators, which will be used in the simultaneous training for 60 advanced control positions and 288 standard positions.

United States, Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, Use of materials & supplies, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Trainers & Simulators, Image Generators, Simulators (Training equipment), Quantum 3D

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