Comair return to AD Aerospace for in flight security
Comair Limited, British Airways
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8 April 2009
BOC Aviation signs second purchase and leaseback deal with Southwest Airlines
BOC Aviation has entered into a second purchase and leaseback (PLB) transaction with Southwest Airlines, less than four months after signing the first deal for 10 aircraft in December last year. The transaction comprises six Boeing 737-700 aircraft on lease for an average period of 14 years. The first tranche of three aircraft closed on
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Madrid Aerospace Services delivers first landing gear
ST Aerospace and IBERIA Maintenance announced that Madrid Aerospace Services (MAeS) has delivered its first overhauled landing gear. This follows the approval of MAeS as a Part-145 maintenance organisation by the Spanish civil aviation authority Agencia Estatal de Seguridad A
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Maunu Visuri becomes Managing Director of Finnair Aircraft Finance Oy
Maunu Visuri has been appointed Managing Director of Finnair Aircraft Finance Oy as of 1 May 2009. Visuri currently holds the position of Deputy Managing Director in Finnair Aircraft Finance Oy. The current Managing Director, Colin Molloy, will retire at the end of April.
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Christoph Debus is joining Air Berlin
Christoph Debus, 38 years old, will be joining the Board of Executive Directors of Air Berlin PLC on 1st June 2009. He will take over responsibility for sales, network and IT. Previously Debus had been Managing Director at another airline, Condor, where he was responsible for IT, controlling, personnel, bookkeeping, accounting and finance for four
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ST Aerospace breaks ground to commence construction for engine facility in China
Singapore Technologies Aerospace announced that it has, together with its joint venture partner
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Rolls-Royce to power Saudi Arabian Airlines in deal worth up to $900 million
Rolls-Royce will power Saudi Arabian Airlines aircraft in an order worth up to $900 million at list prices. The contract will include a long-term service agreement. Trent engines, selected by the airline for the first time, will power up to 12 (eight firm and four option) Airbus A330 aircraft, with deliveries beginning in 2010. The
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OpenSkies completes merger with L'Avion
OpenSkies, the unique all business airline operating nonstop flights between New York (Kennedy and Newark) and Paris (Orly), and between New York (Kennedy) and Amsterdam (Schiphol), has completed its merger with L’Avion, the first all business class French airline. The combined airline, now referred to as OpenSkies, offers customers a single, premiere Business Class brand
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