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As Many as 3,000 Air Freighters Expected to Be Needed Over Next 20 Years
Even in the worst-case scenario, there will be a rising demand for freighter aircraft over the next 20 years, according to the most recent forecast by Seattle's Air Cargo Management Group (ACMG).
Boeing, Chinese Company Explore Converting Used Cooking Oil Into Aviation Fuel
Boeing and Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (COMAC) have opened a demonstration facility that will turn waste cooking oil, commonly referred to as "gutter oil" in China, into sustainable aviation biofuel. The two companies estimate that 500 million gallons (1.8 billion liters) of biofuel could be made annually in China from used cooking oil.
Boeing Continues to Live Dreamliner Money-losing Nightmare
Amid all the fine financial news Boeing can tout - a record order backlog, robust profit margins, a higher profit outlook - one of the airplane maker’s dreariest performers continues to be its highest-tech, most fuel-efficient product: the 787 Dreamliner.
Defense Industry Marches Closer to Using 3D Printing to Attack Parts Sourcing
The Pentagon and the defense industry are rapidly expanding the use of 3D printing to make parts and tools for more sophisticated military equipment.
Air, Missile Strikes in Iraq, Syria Revive Flagging Fortunes of U.S. Defense Contractors
Three days after U.S. warships fired 47 cruise missiles at Sunni militant targets in northern Syria, the Pentagon signed a $251m deal to buy more Tomahawks from Raytheon Co., a windfall for the military giant and its many subcontractors.
US Defence Trade Controls under Commerce and State
Tuesday, January 20 to Wednesday, January 21, 2015 | London
The 3D Printing Revolution: How It Will Affect Procurement Strategies
3D printing is one of the hottest technology developments in supply chain today. Is it for real?
RFID Enables Container Tracking at Aerospace Firm
U.K.-based aerospace manufacturing and logistical services firm Daher Aerospace is managing its fleet of reusable containers via a radio frequency identification solution provided by Waer Systems Ltd.
NASA Awards Private Industry Contracts to Build Rockets to Ferry Astronauts to Space Station
NASA on Tuesday awarded a pair of much-anticipated contracts, worth up to $6.8bn combined, to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station to Boeing and SpaceX in a deal that would allow the U.S. to launch astronauts into space from U.S. soil for the first time in years.
Should Even Nuclear Command and Control Go Into the Cloud, Defense CIO Asks
For all the enthusiasm surrounding the government's move to the cloud - and there's no shortage - one prominent federal CIO is emphatic that cloud computing, for all its virtues, is no panacea for the government's technology challenges.
Military Logistics Kuwait
Kuwait's most senior-ranked armed forces and logistics supply chain industry event to include General Officers involved with logistics from Kuwait, NATO and international forces
Universal Uses Multi-Modes to Provide Customized Solutions for its Customers
Challenge: Severe congestion for customer because retrograde moving back to US ports from Iraq. Expedited move of 6.2 million lbs. of heavy rolling stock origin to destination to be completed within 18 days. Length of haul, maintaining control of the cargo and expedite to destination within constrained RRD. Rail not an option due to congestion at the destination and their ability to quickly unload rail cars.
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