What does AIA stand for?

Aerospace Industries Association

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Byline: kusumv03 Trade organisations the Aerospace Industries Association (US) and A|D|S (UK) have jointly announced new global standards for agreements between prime contractors and suppliers.

United Kingdom: Electronic trade agreements announced for aerospace

More than 844,000 workers are directly employed in the aerospace and defense industry, according to the Aerospace Industries Association.

Flying

The ad, recently run in Washington-area newspapers and journals, is sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Association, whose members include the country's top makers of aircraft and their components.

THE INFLUENCE GAME: Defense lobby emphasizes jobs

Aerospace sales hit a record level in 2005 as the industry's three main sectors civil aviation, defense, and space--all showed "strength convergence," the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) reports in its state-of-the-industry analysis.

2005 aerospace sales soared; more good flying predicted

According to Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) Aerospace Research Center, the sector added 11,100 jobs since the end of 2004 with total aerospace employment at 618,400 in June (vs.

Aerospace job gains continue

Thirty-nine member companies in the Aerospace Industries Association are financing the contest, co-sponsored by the National Association of Rocketry, the Defense Department and NASA.

ROCKET STUDENTS CAN SHOOT FOR $60,000 IN PRIZES

Douglass, president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association.

Defense spending fuels Aerospace growth

The Aerospace Industries Association of America celebrated by publishing a glossy book called Milestones Of The First Century Of Flight by F.

Air rage