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OEMs using new technology to speed up aircraft assembly

With the Falcon 7X, French-based manufacturer Dassault has cut in half the time it takes it to build the first example of a new top-end business jet.

By Thierry Dubois • Writer

February 2, 2007

Kepplair Starts Converting ATR 72 Into Water Bombers

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ATR 72 in flight, Kepplair livery stripes

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PC-12

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Cavorite X7 hovering over snow

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Airbus A330 MRTT

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GE Aerospace Boeing 747 Test aircraft at Farnborough Airshow 2026

Helsinki Evaluates Hybrid-electric Flight Connections

City officials and a local university are working with manufacturer Electra

Electra's nine-passenger EL9 Ultra Short