18 July 2008

CFM receives over $5 billion in new orders and materials agreements

CFM International booked orders for 540 new CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engines during the 2008 Farnborough Air Show, in addition to inking a materials and service agreement with ST Aerospace. These agreements are valued at more than $5 billion. In addition, CFM International also launched the TRUEngine designation to help the industry more accurately appraise used …

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Embraer and EgyptAir reinforce parts support agreement

Embraer reinforced its partnership with EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering by signing an agreement for in-house parts repair capabilities. EgyptAir will be able to repair Embraer components at its Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) center. One year ago, Embraer and EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering signed a long-term Parts Pool Program services contract for the support of …

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Airbus announces orders worth over $40 billion at Farnborough Airshow

Airbus announced transactions covering 256 aircraft, valued at $40.5 billion at the 2008 Farnborough Air Show. These transactions include firm orders for 247 aircraft and nine commitments. This also reflects a strong aerospace market despite the global economic uncertainties. The highlights of the show were two large orders from Middle Eastern carriers. DAE Capital, the …

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Uzbekistan Airways orders PW4000 engines

Uzbekistan Airways has selected Pratt & Whitney PW4000-94″ engines to power an order for new Boeing 767 aircraft in a deal valued at more than $130 million. The agreement, which is subject to approval of the Uzbekistan government, includes installed engines for four firm Boeing 767 aircraft and one spare engine

Parker Aerospace to develop generic fly-by-wire system for Bombardier

Bombardier Aerospace and Parker Aerospace announced that Parker has been selected as the exclusive supplier for a period of ten years of fly-by-wire flight control systems for all new Bombardier widebody aircraft programs requiring this technology. Parker Aerospace will develop a complete, state of the art generic fly-by-wire system from stick to surface, that will …

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