One of the themes that is expected to emerge at this year's Dubai Airshow is that military orders will grab a bigger share of the spotlight as civilian aircraft deals decline due to the global economic crisis. Military participation this year at the Dubai Airshow will grow to 40%, organisers say, and companies such as American defence contractor Raytheon have already announced that they are planning to sign a number of missile and air traffic control deals at the show.
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