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| Boeing Books Commitments For 50 More 737 MAXs | Sean Broderick | Aviation Daily
Boeing’s MAX sales resurgence continued on the third day of the Dubai Airshow as the company announced a commitment from Air Astana for 30 MAXs and finalized a firm order behind the scenes for 20 more. |
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| UAE Will Grow GlobalEye And MRTT Fleets | Tony Osborne | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report
In a surprise announcement on the third day of the Dubai Airshow, UAE defense officials confirmed they were in final negotiations with Saab for an additional two GlobalEyes. |
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| Aviation Week Laureate Award Winners Announced | | The awards honor extraordinary achievements in the global aerospace arena. The winners, selected by Aviation Week’s editors, embody the spirit and exploration, innovation and vision that will inspire others to strive for broad-reaching progress in aviation, aerospace and defense. |
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| Aerospace & Defense Roundup: Nov, 18 | | Japan Aegis acceleration, lunar payload delivery, Russia's Orion MALE crash, hybrid power for future growth and more. A roundup of aerospace, space, and defense news. |
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| Soyuz Launch Abort Traced To Damaged Sensor | Irene Klotz and Mark Carreau
Mechanical damage to a sensor allowed pressurizing gas to activate and separate the stages of a Russian Soyuz launch vehicle in October 2018, resulting in the first Soyuz launch abort in 35 years. |
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