... Association Council, British Council Associate Adviser, Honorary Teaching Fellow – Coventry University and Technical Editor – Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Warwickshire, UK The future level of air transport This is a future of more costly operation and eventual decay...

... an agreed tolerance prior to flight testing, then the company could apply for group approval for RVSM and thus negate the need for subsequent flight tests altogether." Details available from: Faro UK. Tel: +44 (0) 2476 236151, Fax: +44 (0) 2476 236150, e-mail: Kleemans@faroeurope.com Website...

... Keywords: Aerospace industry, UK, Research, Funding Difficult decisions have to be made by the Government about the future of the UK's aerospace industry, a University of York academic has warned. Professor Keith Hartley says that although the industry has become far more...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Engineering and Technology Board UK Keywords: Engineering and Technology Board, UK The UK's Engineering and Technology Board (ETB) reports the appointment of Alan Clark as its first chief executive. Alan graduated in Mechanical Engineering...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Aircraft industry UK Policy Keywords: Aircraft industry, UK, Policy The UK aviation industry faces a critically important year ahead, according to the new chairman of the Airport Operators Association. The coming year will not only be crucial...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Aviation Equipment UK Keywords: Aviation, Equipment, UK Taking a critical look at the Top 100 players in the market, Plimsoll has published a Future Players Analysis which speculates on which companies will figure in the future...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Engineering and Technology Board UK Keywords: Engineering and Technology Board, UK The first chairman of the UK's new Engineering and Technology Board is to be Sir Peter Williams, currently Master of St Catherine's College Oxford, chairman...

... We are informed that a leading research group for lubricants could be forged as a result of a link-up of experts from the academic and industrial sectors in the UK and Canada. Staff at the Open University's Lubrication Research Group predict that their link-up with the Institute...

... on existing knowledge of the range and scope of expertise available in the UK. Through its partners, it will also encourage networking within the industry, develop and improve supply chains, act as a contact point for information on aerospace engineering research and development, signpost testing facilities...