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Boeing 757

This week on Key.Aero we’re celebrating the venerable Boeing 757 as it marks its 40th year of commercial service. In a series of special features, we highlight some of the type’s more unusual roles and explore what has made it such a capable and hard to replace airliner.

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AIR BASE MOVEMENTS

18th April 2019

A selection of the most interesting aircraft to visit air bases...

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SPANTAX: RISE AND FALL

18th April 2019

Spantax grew as tourism in Spain boomed in the 1960s and ‘70s,...

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Cold War front line

18th April 2019

Before rising to become Deputy Commander-in-Chief Operations,...

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US Navy awards F/A-18E/F contract

18th April 2019

BOEING HAS been awarded a US Navy contract to supply 78 F/A-...

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C-17 meets the ‘Bangor beast’

18th April 2019

Bangor International Airport RAF C-17 Globemaster III ZZ171...

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Dubai Airshow 2019 Preview

4th October 2019

Held biennially at Dubai World Central, the Dubai Airshow is making its return this year. Thomas Haynes considers what could be in store at this year’s event.

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I, R-Robot

4th October 2019

Robotics in engine maintenance is a developing discipline. Bernie Baldwin reports on a research team that has already come up with scores of innovative solutions, with many more in the pipeline.

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Thomas Cook Collapses

4th October 2019

AFTER MONTHS of uncertainty and numerous attempts to secure funding or sell parts of the company, Thomas Cook Group entered compulsory liquidation on September 23.