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Aviation Week & Space Technology is the world's leading weekly magazine for aviation and aerospace professionals. Every issue provides an authoritative, in-depth source of industry news and analysis in the three major sectors: military, commercial and space. Each issue contains the technology, business and operations information that industry leaders require to stay informed on the market trends, new products and applications. AW&ST also publishes an annual Aerospace Source Book that contains specifications on 3,100 aircraft and systems and outlook articles about major commercial and military programs.

Vision 2020 Emissions Goals Provide Focus for Newac Project Europe's Newac project is pioneering new core technology for low-emissions engines New-Generation GE Open Rotor and Regional Jet Engine Demo Efforts Planned Next-Gen CF34 technology effort and open rotor set to counter P&W's geared turbofan Airbus Efforts To Repair Itself Falter New A380 and plant sale concerns disrupt Airbus Power8 plans Crew to Prepare ISS for Rapid Expansion Successful assembly mission leaves ISS configured to double its volume rapidly Britain Progresses UCAV Work Britain is pushing ahead with strategic unmanned aircraft work and examining the utility of the EJ200 turbofan as the basis for an unmanned combat air vehicle engine. AS&E's New Body Scan Machine Aims To Fix Passenger-Privacy Concern Backscatter X-ray machines are not being used at U.S. airports yet to screen passengers for explosives, weapons and drugs, but American Science and Engineering Inc. (AS&E) may change that with its upgraded system. Warfighters in Iraq Use Hand-held Video Devices, Live Feeds from UAVs Looking around the corner or on the other side of a wall is increasingly high priority as urban street fighting becomes the norm for much of the fighting in Iraq. Apollo Upgrade Striking the right level of technology sophistication to hold down costs will factor highly in the upcoming competition to replace NASA's space shuttle fleet. The agency has already described in some detail the "Apollo-on-steroids" approach it wants to take. Technology Key to Airline Cost-Savings How can airlines stay in-the-black while keeping customers steadfast, loyal and true? Trends show the answer lies in offering services that provide efficiencies for both provider and user. AIA: Civil Aircraft Revenues To Overtake Military Aircraft Revenues In 2007 U.S. aerospace sales will keep rising in 2007 as record orders won by Boeing and business jet manufacturers begin to translate into revenues. The military aircraft, space and missile sectors will likely see flat or declining sales.

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