Aerospace

In this issue

- Emerging markets are the best hope for makers of civil and military aircraft
- Emissions: rivals dig in over EU carbon trading scheme

Nov 11, 2011

Overview: Eastern dawn lightens the gloom

Emerging markets are the best hope for makers of civil and military aircraft

Flight lines

Fractional jet ownership fails to take off in the Middle East
– Rohit Jaggi
Nov 11, 2011

Manufacturers: Dreamliner ushers in fresh rivalry

Boeing and Airbus are aiming high, writes Kevin Done

Nov 11, 2011

Middle East: Gulf states start to call the shots on fighter jets

Manufacturers in the west are having to rethink their strategy, explains James Blitz

American Airlines ©Getty Nov 11, 2011

Emissions: Rivals dig in over EU carbon trading scheme

Pilita Clark finds the row over an environmental move heating up

Nov 11, 2011

Etihad Airways: UAE carrier works hard to soar

A crowded market makes it difficult to stand out, says Camilla Hall

Emirates airlines Nov 11, 2011

Emirates: Dubai airline’s bid to be biggest takes off

Simeon Kerr reports that the Gulf carrier continues to grow rapidly

Nov 11, 2011

Qatar Airways: Doha’s flag carrier plans big expansion

It hopes to benefit as the region emerges as a hub, says Simeon Kerr

Boeing C-17 Nov 11, 2011

Military transport: US prepares to lose its lead on the heavy lifters

The Airbus A400M is just the first of many, reports John O’Doherty

Nov 11, 2011

Procurement: Sellers of fast jets target ageing aircraft fleets

Defence companies may have found a sweet spot, says John O’Doherty

Nov 11, 2011

Flight lines: NetJets pull-out dissolves a quiet relationship

Fractional jet ownership fails to take off in the Middle East, writes Rohit Jaggi

Nov 11, 2011

Stealth fighters: India and Russia form groundbreaking partnership but US rival tries to muscle in

The influence of Russia, which is still India’s largest arms supplier, is unlikely to wane soon, writes James Lamont