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Editor‘s Page<br />

2<br />

Boom time for new airframes<br />

Executives at Boeing and Airbus are having<br />

a field day following the bumper orders<br />

at the recently ended Dubai Airshow.<br />

The 777X [on paper] clearly stole the show<br />

with a launch order of 259 worth a recordbreaking<br />

$100 billion, by value the largest<br />

single commercial launch.<br />

It will be interesting to observe the choices<br />

Boeing will make as it begins to shape<br />

its new project, particularly where it will<br />

assemble the all-new composite wing.<br />

Emirates Airlines is keen to see longerterm<br />

improvements in engine fuel burn,<br />

as a result Engine Alliance and Rolls-Royce<br />

are studying new or modified propulsion<br />

options for the Airbus A380, and the result<br />

of such a study will be welcome by<br />

all. In true Emirates style, the Dubai carrier<br />

announced an order for 50 A380s on<br />

the opening day of the Dubai Airshow in a<br />

flamboyant fashion.<br />

From a regional airline context Bombardier<br />

launched an extra capacity seating<br />

configuration option for the Q400 Next-<br />

Gen that adds up to 14 more seats to accommodate<br />

up to 86 passengers.<br />

Hopefully, these and other new initiatives<br />

by OEMs will keep the <strong>MRO</strong> juices flowing<br />

as maintenance organisations continue to<br />

adapt to the changing technological environment.<br />

I hope you enjoy our special<br />

Dubai show edition.<br />

Happy Reading!<br />

Keith Mwanalushi<br />

Editor<br />

A380 and UAE Air Force flying display.<br />

Photo: Airbus<br />

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Editorial<br />

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Design<br />

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Contents<br />

<strong>MRO</strong> and Production News ................................................ 4<br />

Information Technology .................................................. 17<br />

IBA Analysis: <strong>MRO</strong> Asia <strong>2013</strong> – IBAs Review.................................. 17<br />

Cover Story I: Destination Dubai .......................................... 18<br />

Cover Story II: Order bonanza! ........................................... 22<br />

Finance News .......................................................... 24<br />

Industry Interview: In the hot seat... Sanjeev Gupta, CEO, Realization ........... 26<br />

Company Profile: Monarch Aircraft Engineering ............................. 28<br />

Other News ............................................................ 29<br />

People on the Move ..................................................... 29<br />

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Head of Sales & Marketing<br />

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<strong>AviTrader</strong> <strong>MRO</strong> - November <strong>2013</strong>

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