Delta Air Lines reported results for the quarter ended March 31, 2008. Delta reported a net loss of $274 million in the first quarter of 2008 compared to a net loss of $6 million in the first quarter of 2007, excluding special and reorganization items. The $268 million year over year increase in net loss […]
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The Boeing Company’s first-quarter 2008 earnings per share increased 43% as net income rose 38% to $1.2 billion and operating margin rose to 11.3%, driven by solid overall execution in both its commercial airplane and defense businesses as well as lower unallocated costs. Boeing’s quarterly revenue rose 4% to $16.0 billion while its operating cash
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Frontier Airlines Holdings, has reached a mutual agreement with Republic Airways to early terminate the airlines’ code sharing agreement. There will be a structured reduction and gradual phase-out of Republic’s 12 aircraft from Frontier’s daily operation to be completed by mid-June. “We appreciate the great job Republic has done in helping us serve our customers,”
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Nextant Aerospace announced an exclusive contract with Rockwell Collins to provide a Pro Line 21 Major Retrofit program for the Beechjet 400A. The initial 40 aircraft order is placed against a planned production requirement for 436 aircraft with a total value of $62 million. Nextant expects STC approval in the third quarter of 2008 with
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Bombardier Aerospace announced the appointment of Brant Dahlfors as vice-president, widebody sales, United States, Bombardier Business Aircraft. In his new role, Mr. Dahlfors is responsible for all Challenger and Global aircraft sales in the U.S., overseeing division offices in both Maryland and California.
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With hundreds of GE and CFM International jet engines being delivered to Chinese airlines and cargo companies, GE Aviation is training a growing number of technicians from Chinese operators of these expanding fleets. In 2008 alone, GE and CFM will deliver more than 200 jet engines to 13 China-based airlines and cargo operators. Also this
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