| Graham Warwick | Aviation Daily Bombardier has made a last-ditch attempt to reopen the U.S. investigation into pricing of the C Series, but may have been misled by reporting on the increased range Embraer is now quoting for the E190-E2. |
| Irene Klotz | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report The Google-backed $30-million contest to fly and operate a privately funded spacecraft on the Moon before March 31 is ending without any contestants ever blasting off. |
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| Marhalim Abas | Aerospace Daily & Defense Report Indonesia is considering the Eurofighter Typhoon and Lockheed Martin F-16V, industry sources say, with the Saab Gripen and Dassault Rafale also considered likely candidates. |
| James Albright | Business & Commercial Aviation There are a variety of contributing factors that result in wrong-airport landings and a few common threads we can look out for to avoid being on the nightly news. |
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| James Pozzi | MRO Network Future technologies for MRO were up for discussion at Airline E&M Middle East in Dubai. |
| Karen Walker | Air Transport World The global air transport industry ended the year with a remarkable achievement; in 2017, there were no fatalities on large commercial jets. |
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| Sponsored by Pratt & Whitney Embraer’s E2 program is running on time for an April 2018 entry into service. |
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