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If you’ve flown in a twin-aisle passenger jet in the last couple of years, there’s a one-in-three chance that it was powered by Rolls-Royce engines. At the start of the next decade, it will be a 50/50 bet. That growth …
Aerospace
Flying high - top tips for doing business in Asia from Virgin Atlantic's Stephen King
With London-Hong Kong and London-Shanghai routes operating daily and airline partnerships across the region, Virgin Atlantic has a growing interest in Asia Pacific. At the Hong Kong launch of their new 787, I caught up with regional boss Stephen King …
Leading the way in aviation innovation at Milan Expo
A blog on showcasing UK innovation at Expo Milan from Carolyn McCall, CEO of easyJet and one of the Prime Minister’s Business Ambassadors. Innovation is in easyJet’s DNA – from our very beginning almost twenty years ago we have innovated and …
Mexico: The place you thought you knew...
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Aerospace, Export, film making and animation, Food & drink, GREAT campaign, Mexico
That was the slogan used by PR firm Ogilvy to change international perceptions of Mexico in 2011, when drug cartel wars in the country were at a particularly bad stage. I recently started my role as Head of UK Trade …
Exporting challenge - where next?
In my earlier Exporting Challenge blog I invited you to come along to our event on 12 December in the Concorde Suite at Manchester Airport to learn about how you could join in. I’m delighted to report back that we …
Kymera Wand - from Dragons' Den to Japan
It’s a little known fact that the BBC’s Dragons’ Den started in Japan titled "Manê no Tora", (Money Tigers), created by and broadcast on Nippon Television. Now, one of the most successful Dragons’ Den pitches has made the journey back …
Why the North West is flying high with aerospace
As I was scraping the car this morning before my drive to work and the dashboard temperature gauge had plummeted to -10˚c my mind wandered quite naturally to sunnier climes and the possibility of heading off for a winter break …