Lu sur 7s7: Nos F-16 en route pour la Jordanie et l'EI

Nos F-16 en route pour la Jordanie et l'EI © BELGA Une bonne demi-douzaine de chasseurs-bombardiers F-16 se sont envolés lundi matin de la base aérienne de Kleine-Brogel (Limbourg) à destination de la Jordanie, d'où ils opèreront durant un an contre le groupe djihadiste État islamique (EI) en ... lisez l'article complet » © 7sur7.be. Tous les droits réservés.

Tanker Problems Delay F-35 Atlantic Crossing

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Tanker Problems Delay F-35 Atlantic Crossing Tanker problems are holding up the long-awaited transatlantic deployment of British and U.S. Marine Corps F-35Bs in time for their debut at two major U.K. air shows. http://aviationweek.com/defense/tanker-problems-del…

BREXIT : Les 10 impacts pour l'aérospatiale

From an expert of the industry
We do not know when
We do not know what
but there are already a price to pay

BREXIT : Les 10 impacts pour l'aérospatiale Bien sûr les impacts du Brexit sur l'industrie aérospatiale n'ont pas fini de se multiplier mais voici les 10 impacts déjà déclarés sur les 3 axes que sont : les industriels, le transport aérien et le http://www.linkedin.com/pulse/les-10-impacts-pour-l…

aeronewstv : Défilé aérien du 14 juillet : répétition générale

Vendredi 24 juin 2016 A La Une Défilé aérien du 14 juillet : répétition générale C'est le grand jour, la répétition générale du défilé aérien du 14 juillet. Alphajet, Mirage 2000 ou encore Rafale. Après des semaines de préparation en solitaire, ils sont des dizaines de pilotes de l'armée de l'air à avoir fait le déplacement sur la base aérienne de Châteaudun. VOIR LA VIDEO Des difficultés pour voir la lettre ? Affichez-là dans votre navigateur

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[ L'Echarpe Blanche] Et la réponse est… non, il n’y aura pas de warbird détruit pour « Dunkirk »

This is Europe ! A French blog reporting an information about a British aircraft reported by Dutch site and this is a good news 

Bertrand Brown a publié:"Le 12 juin dernier, nous avions fait état d'une rumeur qui agitait depuis quelques temps le monde de l'aviation ancienne, suggérant que Christopher Nolan envisageait de détruire un warbird pour le tournage de son film "Dunkirk". D'après France 3 Nord-Pas" Nouvel article sur L'Echarpe Blanche Et la réponse est… non, il n'y aura pas de warbird détruit pour « Dunkirk » by Bertrand Brown Le 12 juin dernier, nous avions fait état d'une rumeur qui agitait depuis quelques temps le monde de l'aviation ancienne, suggérant que Christopher Nolan envisageait de détruire un warbird pour le tournage de son film "Dunkirk". D'après France 3 Nord-Pas-de-Calais, la rumeur est infondée car il ne s'agirait pas d'un warbird mais d'une réplique de Spitfire spécialement construite pour l'occasion. De opnames voor #Dunkirk bij Urk beginnen waarschijnlijk volgende week #DunkURK #RTVOF https://t.co/yG3T8sUEmd pic.twitter.com/01vrBkzRJO — Omroep Flevoland (@OmroepFlevoland) June 16, 2016 Merci à Patrick qui a déniché cette information. Bertrand Brown | juin 21, 2016 à 1:10 URL: http://www.lecharpeblanche.fr/?p=10182 Problème de clic? Copiez et collez cette URL dans votre navigateur: http://www.lecharpeblanche.fr/2016/06/21/et-la-reponse-est-non-il-ny-aura-pas-de-warbird-detruit-pour-dunkirk/

Les systèmes de roquettes à guidage laser de Thales retenus pour le programme HForce (Forges de Zeebrugge)

Les systèmes de roquettes à guidage laser de Thales retenus pour le programme HForce

Suite à un processus de sélection initié en 2014, Forges de Zeebrugge (FZ) et TDA Armements SAS (TDA), deux filiales à 100% du groupe Thales, ont été sélectionnées par Airbus Helicopters comme...Lire la suite

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[GAR] Aviation Event Review – Chipmunk 70th Anniversary Fly-in

Huw Hopkins posted: "On the 70th anniversary of the first flight of the DHC Chipmunk Old Warden airfield in Bedfordshire played host to a fly-in to mark the occasion. Huw Hopkins was there for GAR. The inaugural flight of the type took place at Downsview, Toronto in Canada wi" New post on GAR Aviation Event Review – Chipmunk 70th Anniversary Fly-in by Huw Hopkins On the 70th anniversary of the first flight of the DHC Chipmunk Old Warden airfield in Bedfordshire played host to a fly-in to mark the occasion. Huw Hopkins was there for GAR. The inaugural flight of the type took place at Downsview, Toronto in Canada with the prototype being flown by de Havilland test pilot […] The 70 formation overflies Old Warden. © Huw Hopkins – Global Aviation Resource Read more of this post Huw Hopkins | June 22, 2016 at 12:00 pm| URL: http://wp.me/p39i9X-nhM Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v2/2016/06/22/aviation-event-review-chipmunk-70th-anniversary-fly-in/

Lettre pour Brandy

Merci Mehdi

Voici le texte en l'honneur d'Henri, notre regretté et formidable ami.

Passe une bonne journée.


Mehdi.

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Brussels Airport : CEO Arnaud Feist receives exceptional ‘Leader of the Year’ Award from ACI Europe

CEO Arnaud Feist receives exceptional 'Leader of the Year' Award from ACI Europe

Brussels Airport named 'Best European Airport' in the 10-25 million passenger category by a group of independent experts

CEO Arnaud Feist of Brussels Airport Company has received the exceptional and one-off 'Leader of the Year' Award at the ACI Europe congress in Athens for his approach and leadership after the attacks at Brussels Airport on 22 March. Brussels Airport won the 2015 'Best European Airport' award in the 10 to 25 million passenger category. Last year Brussels Airport already was the runner-up best European airport in the same category.

The ACI Europe Best Airport Awards assess airports on their excellence and achievements across a range of disciplines including customer service, retail and environment.

Brussels Airport won the award of best airport 2015 in the 10 to 25 million passengers-category on the basis of its key investment in the Connector including the world's first remote screening of cabin baggage on a large scale, which has improved the passenger experience (e.g. reduced walking distances, more clarity on the way to take, reduced waiting times). The airport was also praised for its successful network developments and its improvements in public transport and parking facilities.

"This award is very important to us as it recognises the efforts and the energy we have invested since several years in our airport product, in  services to our clients, the airlines and passengers, and in the further development of our European and intercontinental network. I'd like to thank all the teams that have made this possible", says Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company.

ACI Europe created a special Leader of the Year Award category this year. The recipient of the award was Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company, for his extraordinary leadership and courage together with his remarkable decisiveness and wisdom in managing the aftermath of the terrorist attack at Brussels Airport on 22 March. This Award was presented by Augustin de Romanet, President of ACI Europe and President & CEO Groupe ADP.

Feist dedicated the award to the 20,000 airport employees. "I thank ACI Europe for this award. It is very precious to me as it is awarded by my peers in the airport industry. My first thoughts go out to the victims of the cowardly attacks, and especially to those who are still in the hospital three months after the attacks. Life goes on, life must go on but we will never forget them. They have a place in our heart forever. I would like to share this award with all teams of Brussels Airport who have worked day and night to first rescue the victims and then to restart airport operations in a safe and secure manner", thus Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company.

ACI Europe is the European airport association and serves the interests of the European airport industry. The organisation represents 500 airports in 45 European countries, together accounting for 1.8 billion travellers, 90% of all commercial air traffic in Europe, 18.4 billion tonnes of freight and 21.2 million flight movements.

Please find links to our press release in English, French and Dutch.

Press Office: Brussels Airport Company – Corporate Communications – Tel. + 32 2 753 53 53

About Brussels Airport

Brussels Airport is one of the largest airports in Europe, handling 23.5 million passengers and 489,000 tonnes of freight annually. Brussels Airport links the European capital with 226 destinations worldwide that are served by 77 different airlines. (figures 2015).

Brussels Airport caters for the specific needs of the business travellers, and also has the largest low-fare offer in Belgium.

Brussels Airport is the second most important centre of economic growth in Belgium providing direct and indirect employment for 60,000 people.

Brussels Airport is operated by Brussels Airport Company. The shareholders are the Belgian State (25 percent) and a consortium of private investors (75 percent).

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