More Eurofighter Delays Britain’s Royal Air Force is now not expected to put the oft delayed Eurofighter 2000 into frontline squadron service until 2005 at the earliest, causing the service to rethink upgrade programmes on its existing aircraft. Continued delays within the multinational programme are to blame, the programme’s production investment phase is still not

Rolls-Royce/Eds Agreement Continued computer assets will be transferred at a book value of about $A84m. EDS sponsored last November’s Australian Formula One Grand Prix at Adelaide, the move coinciding with the company opening a major base in that city to look after Australia and South East Asia. Its local activities got off to a great

Kiwi To Expand Five month old Kiwi Travel International Airlines is to acquire an additional Boeing 757 around next Easter. The twinjet will be leased from Air 2000, the providers of Kiwi’s present 757, and will be used to expand services to include Melbourne and Hawaii. The fledgling airline has also signed interline agreements with

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