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Weiss Technik UK Temperature, Environmental and Climatic Test Chambers

Cooper Standard Technical Rubber Non-Textile Flooring (NTF) and Sealing Systems

SIFCO ASC Selective Electroplating and Anodising Solutions for the Aerospace Industry

Micro Systems Technologies Advanced Microelectronics Manufacturing Solutions for Aerospace Applications

VPT High-Reliability Power Conversion Products for Aerospace Programmes

Bustec Data Acquisition Solutions for Missile, Aircraft and Cryogenic Testing Applications

United Electronic Industries High-Performance PC-Based Data Acquisition Solutions

Cyclosystem Industrial Cleaning Machines and Process Automation

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Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation (ICE) Satellite 2

The Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation Satellite 2 (ICESat-2) was developed by the Nasa Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) to gather altimetry data of the Earth’s surface to evaluate polar ice changes and global vegetation biomass.

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Sabre’s airline storefront technology provides travel agencies with a competitive edge

Sabre has announced a new, innovative virtual storefront that supports airline product differentiation, fare merchandising and customization options.

Twitter round-up: International Space Station’s tweet on Cygnus spacecraft launch most popular tweet in Q4 2020

Aerospace Technology lists five of the most popular tweets on aerospace tech in Q4 2020 based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform.

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Japan Airlines’ partnership with Uber could prove to be fruitful

Starting on 1 April 2021, Japan Airlines (JAL) will partner with Uber to offer its services via the carrier’s app. The service is initially being trialled in Japan but there are future plans for it to be unveiled in North America, including Hawaii.

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UK airlines could benefit from staycation summer demand

With restrictions set to ease and pent-up demand continuing to rise, UK airlines could be set for a scorching summer across their domestic routes. The demise of Flybe in 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic has left plenty of options for domestic route expansion and these routes could bear fruit for airlines this summer.

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JetBlue’s transatlantic debut could disrupt the market

The much-anticipated launch of JetBlue’s first transatlantic routes has stirred up plenty of interest and has strong potential to be successful. With a new MINT business class and low fares on offer, the carrier will be well-positioned to capitalize on rising demand from budget travelers post-COVID.

Ariane 6 Launch Vehicle

Ariane 6 is a new modular and flexible launcher being developed by ArianeGroup, a joint venture of Airbus and Safran, and its European industrial partners. ArianeGroup, formerly known as Airbus Safran Launchers, is the prime contractor and design authority, while the European Space Agency (ESA) is overseeing the procurement and architecture of the overall launch system.

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Mergers and Acquisitions in the Aerospace Defense and Security space set to follow two divergent logics as companies find their way through Covid-19 recovery

With the Lockheed Martin acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.4bn dominating the news for the size of the deal, the real story is arguably the coming of age of the technology of Aerojet Rocketdyne that drove the deal, according to GlobalData’s M&A in ADS Thematic report.

Terran 1 3D Printed Rocket

Terran 1 3D printed rocket is a small launch vehicle being developed by American aerospace company Relativity Space. It is said to be the world’s first rocket built using 3D printed alloy in less than 60 days.

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Singapore Airlines to test IATA Travel Pass mobile app

Flag carrier Singapore Airlines (SIA) is set to pilot the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Travel Pass mobile application for digital health verification.

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Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation (ICE) Satellite 2

Sabre’s airline storefront technology provides travel agencies with a competitive edge

Twitter round-up: International Space Station’s tweet on Cygnus spacecraft launch most popular tweet in Q4 2020

Japan Airlines’ partnership with Uber could prove to be fruitful

UK airlines could benefit from staycation summer demand

JetBlue’s transatlantic debut could disrupt the market

Ariane 6 Launch Vehicle

Mergers and Acquisitions in the Aerospace Defense and Security space set to follow two divergent logics as companies find their way through Covid-19 recovery

Terran 1 3D Printed Rocket

Singapore Airlines to test IATA Travel Pass mobile app

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Singapore Airlines to test IATA Travel Pass mobile app

Firefly Aerospace secures contract to support Nasa’s CLPS initiative

GOL Airlines and Sky Regional Airlines choose Honeywell’s Forge software

Sofant Technologies achieves performance milestone in RF MEMS technology

Rolls-Royce and India’s Infosys partner for aerospace engineering

GOL Airlines selects Sabre’s solution to optimise revenue streams

Airbus Ventures invests in technology developer Zero Error Systems

United conducts first transatlantic trial of digital health pass

Nasa selects 14 US firms as partners for ‘Tipping Point’ technologies

Japan’s Peach Aviation receives first of 28 new A320neo aircraft

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