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Con: 1. Market Focus 1.1 Length of business jet market decline will depend on the duration of the global economic crisis.p.10. 2. News Breaks 2.1 Multiple aviation authorities certify Embraer's largest executive jet, the Lineage 1000.p.15. 2.2 IAI and Elbit in agreement on damages sought by minority owners of ImageSat International.p.16. 2.3 Efforts to protect power grids and spacecraft from solar weather problems found to be lagging.p.16. 2.4 Boeing registers 662 civil aircraft orders for 2008, less than half of the sales recorded in 2007.p.17. 2.5 Air France/KLM expected to become strategic partner of Alitalia.p.18. 3. World News & Analysis 3.1 General Electric takes pole position in Darpa's full-scale hypersonic engine contest / Graham Warwick.p.20 3.2 USAF remains interested in a high-speed, long-range strike aircraft despite two contrary decesions. / Guy Norris.p.20. 3.3 Boeing offers two Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter alternatives to U.S. Army. / Bettina H. Chavanne.p.22. 3.4 As electronic warfare growth explodes, aerospace and defense industry improvises to keep up. / David A. Fulghum.p.23. 3.5 Relatively dumb 'insects' can be networked into smart networks to conduct ISR. / David A. Fulghum.p.24. 3.6 Israel reintroduces tactical surprice to its invasion of the Gaza Strip. / David A. Fulghum.p.26. 3.7 South Korea's new FA-50 attack aircraft will go ahead, but without an AESA radar. / Bradley Perrett.p.27. 3.8 India's purchase of Boeing P-8 aircraft opens door to advance in its maritime patrol capabilities /Michael Mecham, Neelam Mathews, David A. Fulghum.p.28. 3.9 Last scheduled flight of shuttle Discovery will carry a pressurized Russian module to ISS. / Frank Morring JR.p.29. 4. Air Transport 4.1 As global economy continues to slide, Airbus considers contingency production numbers. / Douglas Barrie and Michael A. Taverna.p.35. 4.2 China Steps up pressure on airlines to scale back even as it infuses them with cash. / Jens Flottau and Adrian Schofield.p.36. 4.3 Oneworld alliance's future rests with U.S. decision on AA-BA antitrust immunity. / Bradley Perrett.p.37. 4.4 U.S. airlines sue FAA over new crew layover rules for ultra-long-range flights. / Adrian Schofield.p.38. 4.5 Australian investigators aim to find out what caused A330 inertial reference system anomalies. / Frances Fiorino and Bradley Perrett.p.39. 4.6 Backers of alternative jet fuels say it is too soon to declare a preference, after first U.S. flight. / Michael Mecham.p.40. 4.7 Demand for Hong Kong-area gambling slows, decreasing volume at Macau airport. / Neelam Mathews.p.41. 5. Aerospace Bussiness 5.1 Customs agency takes leas in probing export-control cases as agencies respond to GAO criticism. / James Ott.p.43. 5.2 State Dept. arm levies large fines against some of U.S.'s biggest corporations for arms violations. / Cincinnati.p.44. 6. Aeronautical Engineering 6.1 Directed-energy weapons set for key tests such as shoot-down at-tempt of boosting ballistic missile. / Graham Warwick.p.46. 6.2 Defence Dept. drawing up plans for follow-on program to Joint High-Power Solid-State Laser. / Graham Warwick.p.48. 6.3 Electronically steered, multiplebeam laser arrays are the vision of the future. / Graham Warwick.p.50. 7. Laureates 2009 7.1 AVIATION WEEK announces finalists for 2009 Laureates in seven categories.p.52. 8. Face to Face 8.1 Boeing Satellite Systems International chief talks about regaining the company's footing.p.58. 9. Dear Mr. President-elect 9.1 Refocus Darpa beyond its defense roots so it can help you rebuild the U.S. economy.p.62.
