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Several Western manufacturers temporarily closing down China facilities

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Jens Flottau

The coronavirus outbreak is beginning to affect aerospace manufacturing with several Western manufacturers temporarily closing down facilities in China.
 
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As the LOT Polish Airlines case shows, governments are interfering more with European airlines, not less.
 
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William Garvey

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Guy Norris

Standardization, an improved gearbox and cockpit automation have been confirmed for S-92 upgrade kits and a new production version.
 
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