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Joanna Bailey

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United Kingdom
As seen in: Advance, Aerospace Global News, LinkedIn, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Deutschland, MSN Ireland, MSN Money Canada, MSN Österreich, MSN Québec, MSN Singapore, MSN UK and
Covers:  Aviation, aerospace, airports, aircraft, boeing, airbus, embraer, flights, flying, travel, carbon, climate change, energy, renewables, sustainability
Doesn't Cover: points, miles
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Joanna Bailey’s Biography

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An accomplished freelance copywriter, editor and manager, I now lead the editorial and publishing work for ADS Group.

In our portfolio is the public-facing news and views arm of Farnborough International, Aerospace Global News (AGN), as well as the member news website and quarterly magazine for ADS, Advance.

You’ll also find my work in Euronews, AeroTime, Inflight magazine, LARA and Aerospace Testing (among others).

Joanna Bailey’s Journalist Portfolio

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Dowty brings British propeller expertise to CFM's Open Fan engine

Dowty brings British propeller expertise to CFM's Open Fan engine

Dowty will bring its British propeller expertise to CFM's RISE programme as Open Fan development moves toward…

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Operation Midnight Hammer: How it happened

Operation Midnight Hammer: How it happened

The USAF has conducted its biggest B-2 Spirit mission for Operation Midnight Hammer - here's how it played ou…

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Middle East conflict pauses Qatar for first time since COVID

Middle East conflict pauses Qatar for first time since COVID

Qatar Airways suspended flights after Qatar closed its airspace amid escalating tensions and a missile strike…

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Radia Windrunner: World's largest aircraft won't be prototyped

Radia Windrunner: World's largest aircraft won't be prototyped

Radia Windrunner is set to be the largest aircraft ever built. The company is so confident in its modelling, …

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Competition watchdog: Foreign airlines could fly in Canada

Competition watchdog: Foreign airlines could fly in Canada

A new report urges bold changes to fix Canada's high fares-starting with letting foreign airlines fly domesti…

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What would a Turkish Airlines stake mean for Air Europa?

What would a Turkish Airlines stake mean for Air Europa?

Turkish Airlines is interested in a stake in Air Europa. Is that good new for the airline, or would Air Franc…

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AXIS enters helicopter simulation market as operators seek more training capacity

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By Joanna Bailey Verified
| Aerospace Global News
AXIS Flight Simulation is entering the helicopter simulator market with two new training devices, responding to growing demand from civil and specialist rotary-wing operators. The Austrian manufacturer is developing the AX-DH, a high-fidelity device based on its existing AX-D simulator, alongside a fixed-base Flight Training Device designed to be approvable by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency and US Federal Aviation Administration.
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Inside Babcock’s plans to turn the Type 31 into a four-ship hybrid task force

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By Joanna Bailey Verified
| Advance Verified
Photo: Babcock International The Royal Navy’s Hybrid Navy is beginning to move from an abstract ambition towards a tangible force structure, and Babcock wants its Type 31 frigate to sit at the heart of it. Under the company’s ARMOR Force proposal, one crewed command ship would operate alongside several large uncrewed surface vessels carrying interchangeable weapons, sensors and other capabilities in standard shipping containers.
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BAE Systems wins £5 million contract to keep BBMF Lancaster flying

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By Joanna Bailey Verified
| Advance Verified
Photo: RAF BAE Systems has received a £5 million contract to provide the specialist engineering support needed to keep the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s Avro Lancaster airworthy. The direct award from Defence Equipment and Support was published on 27 August and made to BAE Systems Operations. It covers Post Design Services for Lancaster PA474 and associated support, although the procurement notice does not disclose the contract’s duration or provide a detailed breakdown of the spending.
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How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email is best, as I can bookmark it to come back to later if I don't have time to address immediately.

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter! No, it's not called X, I refuse.

Why did you become a journalist?

I love to create and communicate, and enjoy the challenge of sharing sometimes complex information in an easily understood manner.