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• A five-year trend of deregulation in China has been thrown into reverse
• Russia’s ambitions are riding on the success of the Sukhoi airliner
• The airline industry has seized the initiative on emissions - -
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Delays add to pressure on leaders
Manufacturers are struggling to get aircraft made, report Pilita Clark and Jeremy Lemer
Future technology: Sky is no limit for rapid travel
Rohit Jaggi looks at ways of cutting intercontinental journey times
Tanker contest: US Air Force refuelling fight still up in the air
Feelings are running high in an ill-starred contract race, says Jeremy Lemer
China: Private carriers run into difficulties
A five-year trend of deregulation has been reversed, says Jamil Anderlini
Embraer: Brazilian group seeks military dividends
The aircraft maker aims to diversify further, says Andrew Downie
Russia: Superjet aims to blaze a trail
Many national hopes are riding on the Sukhoi airliner, writes Isabel Gorst
Middle East: Region’s carriers file flightplan for growth
Airlines are counting on fast-rising passenger numbers, says Simeon Kerr
Environment: Industry seizes the initiative on emissions
Airlines have decided to jump before they are pushed, writes Fiona Harvey
Derivatives: Airlines fight threat of increased hedging costs
Market reforms could hit air carriers, says Jeremy Grant
Leasing: Wheels come off an engine of growth
A business model that built fleets is under pressure,says Justin Baer
