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Published 10/29/2009 by Aviation Week


Pitot Tubes: Thales Plans to Stay Put

Its not been an easy few weeks for Thaless pitot tube activities, but the company isnt ready to walk away from the business.

In the wake of the crash of Air France Flight 447 where anomalous speed indications drew a lot of attention to a potential pitot tube problem there...

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