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Aviation Week & Space Technology WorldMags.net WorldMags.net WorldMags.net WorldMags.net WorldMags.net WorldMags.net AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY Editor-In-Chief Joseph C. Anselmo Executive Editor James R. Asker Managing Editors Jen DiMascio, JensWorldMags.net Flottau, Graham Warwick Assistant Managing Editor Michael Stearns Associate Managing Editor Andrea Hollowell Art Director Lisa Caputo Director, Editorial and Online Production Michael O. 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Bimblick Group President Nicola Allais Chief Financial Ofcer/Executive Vice President Gregory Hamilton President, Aviation Week WorldMags.net AviationWeek.com/awst AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY/MARCH 16-29, 2015 3 March 16-29, 2015 Contents Volume 177 Number 5 WorldMags.netAVIATION WEEK Winner 2013 & SPACE TECHNOLOGY Digital Extras Tap this icon in articles in the digital edition of AW&ST for exclusive features. If you have not signed up to receive your digital subscription, go to ow.ly/AkXJo 6-7 Feedback 8 Who’s Where 10-11 First Take 12 Up Front 14 Going Concerns 16 Inside Business Aviation 17 Airline Intel 18 Reality Check 19 Leading Edge 20 Commander’s Intent Mysterious bright spots, captured in this main image and inset 22 In Orbit of the cratered surface of Ceres, have sparked wider interest in 24 Washington Outlook Dawn’s science mission, which begins in April. NASA’s exploratory 71 Classifi ed 29 gaze is extending to a series of icy worlds in the farther reaches of 72 Contact Us the Solar System . 73 Aerospace Calendar COMMERCIAL AVIATION 42 Virgin Australia broadens its DEFENSE 26 Boeing planning upgrades to ensure competitive scope by acquiring 33 Reports of China’s military the 777 remains competitive after low-cost and regional carriers budget are infl ated , but spend- the ‘X’ derivative enters service ing may become more ef cient 28 Airbus and Boeing wave of con- 43 Cross-shareholdings fail to meld cerns about an order bubble Air China and Cathay Pacifi c into 51 South Korean fi ghter program pro- as they ratchet up production anything like an integrated group gresses with Korean Air Lines/ Airbus teaming to bid for KF-X deal 35 Air Berlin attempting to regain pro- SPACE fi tability, but more support from 52 Despite recent failures, Israel shareholder Etihad may be needed 29 NASA to see three separate space- hopes to achieve initial opera- craft begin unprecedented explora- tional capability for Arrow in ’16 36 Aviation to help change life on British island outpost of St. Helena tion of dwarf planets and a moon when airport opens early next year ROTORCRAFT 60 Lockheed Martin wants to use 32 Bristow and AgustaWestland 37 Bombardier’s larger CSeries makes ISS as commercial springboard aim to transform of shore fl ying confi dent debut in a program that to the Moon and beyond operations with tiltrotor has accelerated after dif culties 62 Merlin 1D engine improvements 39 There has been signifi cant progress 44 H160 is Airbus Helicopters’ bet to in airline consolidation in some could turn back the clock try to retake fi rm hold on a market markets, but momentum is slowing on Falcon 9 recertifcation monopolized by AgustaWestland ON THE COVERS This week, Aviation Week publishes two print editions. 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