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AviaMagazine coming changes
1 Jul 2009

Since the beginning of this year, news on AviaMagazine was running slow. We simply lacked the time to update the news more frequently. Well, finally I had some time to build a definite solution for the problem. I’m now completing the new build homepage which features automatic news feed integration provided by Aviationweek.com. New AJAX techniques were used to get the feed data asynchronously. The new homepage will be online shortly.
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Redisigned visuals
10 Feb 2009

Aviamagazine introduces a redesigned visual on the website. The logo is slightly modified and in total 62 new photo’s on the visuals are introduced, both civil and military. By modifying your profile you can set your visual to civil or military only. Not setting your profile, or if you don’t have an account, civil and military visuals will interchange every day. If you have any comments on the new visuals please let us know.
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Spanish AF receives 1st Tranche 2 Eurofighter
17 Dec 2008

08:41 GMT, December 12, 2008 The Spanish Air Force (SpAF) has received the first three Eurofighter production aircraft of Tranche 2. The fourth unit will be delivered in the near future. The delivery follows the Type Acceptance agreement for Block 8 (Tranche 2) achieved on 12th September.
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Top 4 Last Viewed
An-26 at Volkel AB, Netherlands (105 views)
A319 at Miami International, FL (50 views)
Mirage 2000 at Payerne, Switzerland (265 views)
F-4 at Fairford, England (406 views)
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Turkey may buy Russian MI-28 helicopters
17 Dec 2008

Turkey plans to buy 32 Russian MI 28 attack helicopters as a stop gap measure in its fight against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), which has intensified its attacks in the past year, Turkish defense industry sources have said.
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Germany offers MoD way out on Eurofighters
17 Dec 2008

Germany is seeking to solve Britain’s dilemma over a large number of Eurofighter Typhoon jets it has ordered but cannot afford by proposing it buys half and delays a decision about the remainder by three years.
The “informal offer”, made to John Hutton, defence secretary, would help to solve the cash crisis facing the Ministry of Defence.
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