Hi,
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<BR>Anybody knows where I can buy posters of Boeing and Airbus? (stores in Belgium or websites).
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<BR>Greetings,
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<BR>Minos
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Posters of Boeing and Airbus?
If you can send a good letter showing your motivation to Airbus (haven´t done it for Boeing), they will send you posters without problems... if you can wait of course... <IMG SRC="images/forum/icons/icon_smile.gif">
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Posters of Boeing and Airbus?
Hello!
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<BR>What do you call a good motivation?
<BR>Saying you need some graphic material for a speeking exercise in class?
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<BR>Yannick
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<BR>What do you call a good motivation?
<BR>Saying you need some graphic material for a speeking exercise in class?
<BR>
<BR>Yannick
Posters of Boeing and Airbus?
I have found a nice website where you can buy posters and postcards.
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<BR>URL: <a href="http://www.flugzeugposter.de" target="_blank" target="_new">http://www.flugzeugposter.de</a>
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<BR>Minos
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<BR>URL: <a href="http://www.flugzeugposter.de" target="_blank" target="_new">http://www.flugzeugposter.de</a>
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<BR>Minos
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EADS Defence & Security to modernise ATC for NATO
EADS Defence & Security to modernise German Armed Forces’ and NATO air traffic control systems
EADS Defence & Security (DS) will modernize the identification systems of the German Armed Forces and of NATO’s early warning aircraft in order to meet the latest air traffic control standards and to increase safety in air traffic.
According to an announcement made by the company, Defence Electronics (DE), an integrated activity of EADS Defence & Security (DS), has been awarded a contract covering the modernisation of approximately 600 STR2000 transponder systems in order to comply with the new international Mode S standard.
The so-called “transponders” on board aircraft and helicopters emit flight data regarding the course, speed, etc. to ground stations or other aircraft thus enabling precise identification and flight control. This facilitates air traffic control and helps to avoid collisions.
Pursuant to international regulations, all aerial vehicles of the German Armed Forces need to be equipped with this new technology by April 2009 at the latest. STR2000 ensures the identification of not only civil but also military aircraft. In the military field, automatic identification is indispensable to avoid engaging friendly aircraft.
In addition to the STR2000 emitters, DE also produces the so-called “interrogators” in the form of the MSSR 2000 I (MSSR = Monopulse Secondary Surveillance Radar) secondary radars which are used as receivers on the ground or on board ships and form an air traffic control network together with the transponders. For example, the MSSR 2000 I is deployed on German naval vessels and by the naval forces of France, Norway and Finland for the military friend-or-foe identification (IFF). DE’s identification systems are used for air traffic control in such countries as Portugal, Bulgaria and the Philippines.
EADS Press Release 04 August 2008
EADS Defence & Security (DS) will modernize the identification systems of the German Armed Forces and of NATO’s early warning aircraft in order to meet the latest air traffic control standards and to increase safety in air traffic.
According to an announcement made by the company, Defence Electronics (DE), an integrated activity of EADS Defence & Security (DS), has been awarded a contract covering the modernisation of approximately 600 STR2000 transponder systems in order to comply with the new international Mode S standard.
The so-called “transponders” on board aircraft and helicopters emit flight data regarding the course, speed, etc. to ground stations or other aircraft thus enabling precise identification and flight control. This facilitates air traffic control and helps to avoid collisions.
Pursuant to international regulations, all aerial vehicles of the German Armed Forces need to be equipped with this new technology by April 2009 at the latest. STR2000 ensures the identification of not only civil but also military aircraft. In the military field, automatic identification is indispensable to avoid engaging friendly aircraft.
In addition to the STR2000 emitters, DE also produces the so-called “interrogators” in the form of the MSSR 2000 I (MSSR = Monopulse Secondary Surveillance Radar) secondary radars which are used as receivers on the ground or on board ships and form an air traffic control network together with the transponders. For example, the MSSR 2000 I is deployed on German naval vessels and by the naval forces of France, Norway and Finland for the military friend-or-foe identification (IFF). DE’s identification systems are used for air traffic control in such countries as Portugal, Bulgaria and the Philippines.
EADS Press Release 04 August 2008