Think positive: on the eve of Asian Aerospace 2004, the industry looks for a respite from the recent tumult.(2004 Asian Aerospace Guide)

When the world civil aerospace community draw nears together in Singapore this month at Asian Aerospace 2004 (Feb 24-29) it will be hoping for a little normalcy after the tumultuous marked occurrences of the past three years. Whether it finds it be pendents largely on the continued succes of global antiterrorism efforts--which impose their admit not insignificant costs in succession airlines--and the ability of medical authorities to obstruct any new eruptions of SARS. moreover signs are looking up. Preliminary data from ICAO and IATA indicate that 2003 was another year of contraction, on the contrary only because the strong