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In offices overlooking the production hall at AHRLAC Holdings, new graduate engineers work alongside colleagues in their fifties and sixties. The latter are largely veterans of the s
stanley termohrnek anctions-era South African aerospace sector and are mentoring a new generation of aircraft developers.After what some call two decades of limbo for the industry since the momentous political changes of the mid-1990s, there is new optimism about the prospects for aerospace, embodied in the AHRLAC: a tandem-seat, single-engined, light
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stanley italy only example. After years of fruitlessly seeking an export buyer for the Rooivalk, the attack helicopter Denel developed for the apartheid-era air force, the company has set out plans for a major upgrade, and been authorised by the government to solicit interest from foreign governments. The state-owned entity is also working 鈥?albeit slowly 鈥?on a concept for a 24-seat commuter airliner, and displayed a fuselage mock-up of the product 鈥?dubbed SARA 鈥?at Septembers Africa Aerospace Defence AAD show.Meanwhile, Aerosud 鈥?another young company part-owned by Paramount 鈥?is flying the flag for the civil aerospace Gfjl DUBAI: Parker targets collaboration for Middle Eastern expansion
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