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Sean Broderick

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by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Apr 23, 2014

Aftermarket rebound, or 'easy comps'?

With earnings season ramping up, early returns point to a continued rebound in the aftermarket....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Apr 23, 2014

VIDEO: AFI KLM E&M demos a cool CF6 repair in 90 sec.

As aircraft and engine fleets mature, one of the biggest values that MRO providers supply is cost-effective options to keep old parts airworthy....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Apr 11, 2014

PODCAST: Additive Manufacturing For OEMs and MROs

This week's MRO Americas conference in Phoenix featured a keynote speech--and much chatter on the sidelines--around additive....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Apr 07, 2014

TWA's Final Connie Service

April 6 marked an important anniversary in the U.S. scheduled airline business....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Mar 24, 2014

787 Reliability: Some Revealing Figures

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by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Mar 24, 2014

UPDATE 7: Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

Malaysia Airlines (MAS) lost contact with Flight 370, a Boeing 777-200 with 227 passengers and 12 crewmembers onboard, about an hour into its....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Mar 18, 2014

NEW PODCAST: #MH370 questions and (some) answers

Not much is known about the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, but this much is irrefutable: it has raised myriad questions. They range....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Feb 28, 2014

Directive Targets 'Relic' 737NG Autothrottle Issue Spotlighted In Turkish Crash

FAA on Monday will publish a proposed AD targeting the Boeing 737NG flight altimeter/autothrottle interface anomaly that Dutch investigators....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Feb 05, 2014

Inside One Suite 787 Exemption Request

Mention petitions for exemption and the vision of industry's technological march trampling a regulator's antiquated regulations often comes to mind....More
by Sean Broderick in Things With Wings Jan 31, 2014

Delta Cabin Upgrades: Start Of Something Bigger?

Delta's announcement today that it will pump $770 million into upgrading 225 mid-life narrowbody cabins by 2017 comes as no surprise to those who....More
A Century of Aviation Week

Aviation Week & Space Technology is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. In a series of blogs, our editors highlight editorial content from the magazine's long and rich history.

 

Sep 9, 2016
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Aviation Week & Space Technology

Problems Aerospace Still Has To Solve   51

Efficiency, emissions, noise, speed, affordability, accessibility—all challenges ahead for aviation and aerospace....More
Aug 26, 2016
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When Aviation Week Was Accused of Treason -- The Back Story Revealed 7

A 1957 revelation that the U.S. was tracking Soviet missile launches from a secret radar in Turkey has its roots in sleuthing of students from Kettering Grammar School in the UK....More
Aug 23, 2016
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When Aviation Week Was Accused Of Treason 23

Aviation Week editors routinely get blowback when they write about sensitive topics, and the best example of that may be an October 1957 story that revealed the U.S. had been tracking Russian missile launches from advanced long-range radar units in Turkey....More
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