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Our fleet forecast projects that these manufacturers may not be able to build enough of these things fast enough. If they're anywhere near as advertised in terms of performance, it's going to be a stampede to buy them.

The people you meet along the way, everyone in aviation seems to have some special drive. It's amazing what kind of networks you build in the aviation industry.

Coleman Schelitzche

The EFI four-stroke segment is still the benchmark of the outboard industry in terms of quality and satisfaction. From top to bottom, there are some outstanding engines being produced in this segment. However, the brands in the DI two-stroke segment have made some substantial improvements in 2005 and they are clearly producing some of the best engines in the industry. We also see a change in that carbureted four-strokes no longer outperform EFI two-stroke outboards as a result of EFI two-strokes improving and carbureted four-stroke engines declining. The gap between the two four-stroke technologies is now the widest we have seen.

We think it is a good idea that other automotive manufacturers are involved in terms of equity ownership. I think true success is we build an engine for the complete automotive industry on a global basis.

More Rolls-Royce engines are getting onto planes and you've got increased flying. The company has a growing fleet of engines in service, requiring maintenance and repairs as they age.

Pilots are a scarce resource given China's rapidly growing aviation industry. An increase in fleet size calls for more pilots.

If it does not, governments will view the industry as an easy target for taxes to fund non-aviation projects.

The Silver Dart is the DC-3 of the space industry. It has so many things going for it in terms of performance.

Honeywell Aerospace continues to expand product offerings for the helicopter industry. Our ability to offer customers avionics systems, turbine engines, and aircraft air and power systems, gives us a wide industry capability as a supplier for both helicopter manufacturers and operators.

Free airplane rides are just part of the flight rally. We hope to build one-on-one relationships between pilots and young people, giving a new generation a chance to learn more about the possibilities that exist in the world of aviation.

In terms of the technical regulations, the switch from V10 to V8 engines is the biggest change. Along with all the other engine manufacturers, that is going to keep us on our toes beyond the start of the season. In the first grand prix races in particular, reliability will play a crucial role.

With our fuel costs rising fast, New Zealanders are now starting to think along the same lines as Europeans and are becoming more receptive to smaller, economical passenger cars and vehicles powered by thrifty diesel engines. It makes a lot of sense when you can save 40 per cent on your running costs compared to a larger petrol vehicle.

Three hundred million is a tiny drop in the bucket. It's really nothing when you think of how much money the entire project costs. That's what makes us nervous. These projects are so expensive. Are they ever really going to get funded? They're counting on the feds to pay at least half, but there are so many competing projects. We're very worried about whether these projects will really be built.

Beverly Dolinsky

I always knew that he would still have defensive qualities. They don't go away. He's not fast but he was never that fast. He reads things. He puts attackers on his terms. He knows how to slow guys down. For me, it was just a matter of seeing one, if he was healthy and two, if he was just really strong in terms of his motivation. I think he's shown both.

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