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ISTAT Conference Points to Incremental Technological Change

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 15, 2007

The consensus of opinion at the ISTAT conference suggests that more radical developments in aircraft design will be needed to combat both the real and perceived impact of aviation on greenhouse gases but that such innovation will take perhaps another 15-20 years based on current working and regulatory practices.

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