AIA seeks action against airbus but no trade war

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The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) has requested a swift U.S. action that will curb government subsidies flowing to a European aircraft but wants to avoid widespread trans Atlantic trade war. The AIA wants the European Government to stop providing subsidies to Airbus Industries; a funds flow, which helps Airbus beat Chicago-based Boeing Company in selling airlines, but the AIA does not want a wider dispute across the seas.

Government expenditures, Aircraft industry, Government finance, Aerospace Industries Association of America

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Air force General: Raptors would speed victories

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The F/A-22 Raptor fighter aircraft, along with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), would alter warfighting and speed victories according to the Air Force General Hal Hornburg, head of the Air Combat Command, United States. The General is of the opinion that technologically sophisticated aircraft's should be developed, like many other countries, in order to maintain the United States air supremacy.

Product development, Aircraft Manufacturing, Fighter Aircraft, Military Aircraft, Fighter planes

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