Aviation News, Boeing, Airbus

Although lately Airbus has chilled out a little on the embellishment of the orders given to it by both Corporate and Government Airlines or Government Agencies it seems the practice of counting your chicken before they hatch with bird flu is alive and well in the European Union with Airbus Company.

You know I have a problem with Airbus and their claim of orders taken for new jet airlines. It claimed in Farnborough World 2000 Airshow, that it had sold 12 A330s (about 33 Billion Dollars if it were real) and none of them ever were built and no substantial deposits were taken, is this a kind of Proforma type hype to move the markets. What is the difference, it is still a lie. Why is this bad?

Well, it hurts Boeing’s stock, who has to tell the truth and yet our government does not go after Airbus as they lie like a rug? What a complete double standard we have, but if Boeing did that they would be on them in 2 seconds like flys on mad cow dung. (This is an excellent analogy considering those agencies).

We saw the EU block the Honeywell GE deal, yet we do not attack foreign competitors who sell in our market. They attacked Microsoft and Wal-Mart. Why do you think so many companies are Canadian Based now? We are driving away the best companies in the world and then we never call a spade a spade when it comes to foreign competitors playing games and lying. Then as we attack our companies the EU goes and does the same thing pretending they are some how justified, after all if our regulatory bodies went after them it must be okay right? Well now, take a look at Daewoo, I can name at least 15 major Worldwide companies based elsewhere and what did we do to them, when these companies sell major numbers of units and derive much of their profits here.

ArtsQuest, planned for May 7 through 13, is ranked as one of the top 200 fine art shows in the country. ResortQuest Northwest Florida offers artists and art collectors a wide variety of DDestin vacation rentals that are conveniently located near the festival site.

Beaches of South Walton, FL (PRWEB) March 30, 2007 — From May 7 - 13, thousands of area residents and visitors will once again flock to the beautiful Beaches of South Walton to participate in the various activities planned for the week long celebration known as ArtsQuest. This event will culminate with the 18th annual ArtsQuest Fine Arts Festival, one of the largest art shows in Northwest Florida. On May 12 and 13 over 100 regional and national artists will display their crafts at the beautiful Village of Baytowne Warf. Festival hours are 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 12, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday May, 13. Admission donation is $3.00 for adults and children under 12 are free.

The ArtsQuest Fine Art Festival offers a memorable experience for all. Artist from all over the country will be on hand to meet and greet the public and sell their own unique brand of artwork including paintings, photography, sculpture, pottery, jewelry, glass and wood in various forms. In addition to continuous live entertainment, CAA Member Art Exhibit and Okaloosa Walton College Exhibit, there will also be a “kidszone” with activities for children of all ages. ResortQuest Northwest Florida is proud to continue their support of this popular event.

ResortQuest Northwest Florida offers artists and art collectors a wide variety of Destin vacation rentals that are conveniently located near the festival site. Guests can choose from fully furnished homes, condominiums and resort-style properties. For more information about ResortQuest vacation rentals available in Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Beaches of South Walton, Panama City Beach, Perdido Key and Navarre Beach, guests can visit ResortQuestNWFL.com

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Apparently Airbus is having a very tough time competing in the world free market against Boeing, as it is getting slaughtered this year by a three to one margin in aircraft orders. At Farnsborough Airbus did not do well and that they are also looking at the cancellation of nearly 10 eight 380 Airbus super airliners.

Airbus in their need to be going for the largest aircraft decided to build the super whopper A380 and aircraft one could say would be a great opportunity for an international terrorists strike, as he can hold up to a thousand people. With all these major setbacks and extreme debt in her best is looking to be bailed out again by the European Union.

This just shows that free enterprise and free markets with real competition for world markets makes the most efficient and competitive companies on earth. What is Airbus doing now, well now they are trying to copy Boeings Dreamliner concept, because airlines are looking for more efficient aircraft, which are lighter and get better economy. It is hard for an airline to make money with an aircraft that holds nearly 1000 people. If the airliner is not full the cost to run that airliner make things extremely difficult.

Rucker Performance, a leading designer and manufacturer of custom and production motorcycles, introduces a new comprehensive line-up of 2006 American Muscle and Chopper motorcycles.

FORT WORTH, Texas (PRWEB) October 27, 2005 — Rucker Performance, a leading designer and manufacturer of custom and production motorcycles, introduces a new comprehensive line-up of 2006 American Muscle and Chopper motorcycles.

The Rucker Performance motorcycle has almost twice the horsepower of a stock Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Utilizing only top quality components, the company offers motorcycles with unique sheet metal and gas tank design, an eye-catching paint job and cutting edge designs.

The Assassin has the advantage of the latest technology available in the motorcycle industry today. The Assassin is created out of a carbon fiber composite body that decreases the weight of the bike and increases the durability of the motorcycle. The fuel tank is made out of Super-Form® aluminum used by Boeing, Lockheed, and British Aerospace. One of the most critical features on the Assassin is the new Rucker Performance patented Windlink suspension, an Indy style-cantilever suspension. The Assassin is the first OEM produced motorcycle to run the all new S&S 124 twin cam VFI fuel injected high horsepower motor. The motorcycle also includes an all billet swingarm and the remarkable Goldammer front suspension.

The Gauntlet is the latest and greatest in fat tire bikes. The Gauntlet carries a 300 series rear wheel and a 120 series front wheel. The Gauntlet has a drop-seat design and gives the bike a low center of gravity for better handling, stability, comfort, and ergonomics. The Gauntlet offers 54 mm inverted forks, all custom sheet metal, right side drive, handlebars, exotic seat materials, paint and graphics, a fully polished 124 cubic inch S&S engine and six-speed transmission.

The Predator is built in the spirit of the raw adrenaline of drag racing. This American muscle bike is designed with 4.5 ground clearance, 49 degree of rake, 19-inch seat height, custom handlebars and Ness Controls. This motorcycle comes with monster torque, fit and finish of a one-off custom bike and exceptional drag race-inspired performance.

The Vandal is Rucker Performances latest American muscle bike. The Vandal has a 330 rear tire, rigid frame, razor front fender and custom forward controls. The heart of the Rigid is a powerful 124 cubic inch S&S engine. Additional features include a 6-speed right side transmission, 45 degree rake and a race-inspired inverted front fork.

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Rucker Performance started production in 2004 and has quickly become a leading designer and manufacturer of custom American Muscle and Chopper motorcycles. Rucker Performance is known for ground-shaking performance with fit and finish that is comparable to one-off custom motorcycles.

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We are currently seeing the rage in Fraction Jet markets slow, perhaps due to competition and availability. But many folks who were NetJet type clientele are now purchasing used and new. Also the very small jets are now the next rage with many new companies coming into play and some established ones going for that market too; such as Honda, Raytheon, Cessna, etc. Some things are looking up for instance Aerospace Engineers Needed;

http://www.bizjournals.com/wichita/stories/2006/04/03/story1.html