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With the economic growth in Asia, Russia, and the Middle East, there is a stimulating demand for these countries to enter the commercial aerospace market. We believe in the next 20 years, 80 percent of new aircraft build will be used for trans-Pacific or inter-Asia travel, along with significant travel increases in the Middle East. This shift in travel has created significant opportunities for the global commercial aerospace market.
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2010 Global Aerospace & Defense industry performance wrap-up Analyzes the financial performance of the industry by assessing the key metrics of performance related revenue growth, operating earnings and margin, asset effectiveness, cash generation, sales bookings, employee productivity, and total level of employment. |
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2011 Midyear outlook for the global aerospace and defense sector The outlook indicates a sense of unease in defense and optimism in commercial aerospace. |
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Transforming the Air Transportation System A business case for accelerating program transformation from ground-based communications and radar control to satellite-based navigation systems. |
