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ATR moves to upgraded powerplant as Embraer turboprop talks continue.
 
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After years of rumors, Airbus has confirmed the Indonesian Ministry of Defense has ordered two Airbus A400M transport aircraft and signed a letter of intent for four more. The contract, which includes a maintenance and training support package, takes effect in 2022. 
 
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The global fleet of military aircraft is expected to increase by 5.1% by the end of 2031, rising from 54,497 in 2021 to 57,266.
 
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VistaJet, an airshow static display regular, at the Dubai Airshow. The business jet operator showcased one of its four Bombardier Global 7500s on the tarmac, enticing delegates to come on in and view the plush VIP cabin configuration.
 
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American and United airlines have bet on startups promising aviation fuels with low to negative carbon intensity.
 
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The Russian Navy comprises four fleets operating in the Atlantic, Arctic and Pacific oceans as well as the Baltic, Black and Caspian seas. 
 
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Resolving the A400M’s issues is particularly important for the UK as it prepares to retire the C-130J Hercules.
 
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