20 January 2011

Rolls-Royce wins $250 million long term Trent 700 maintenance support business

Rolls-Royce has won long term maintenance support business worth $250 million from Cathay Pacific. The Group will provide TotalCare long-term services support for Trent 700 engines that power eight new Airbus A330 aircraft. An enhanced engine refurbishment programme for RB211-524 engines that power existing Boeing 747-400 aircraft will also be delivered up to 2013. Cathay […]

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AVIO signs JV agreement with AVIC Dongan and AVICOPTER

Avio, the international Italian based aerospace group and a leader in aerospace propulsion, AVIC Dongan and AVICOPTER (controlled by the AVIC Group), signed an agreement to set up a joint venture for development and production of aeronautical power transmissions, destined for the Chinese civil market. Avio will have the 50% of the capital of the

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Boeing C-17 program enters 2nd phase of production rate and work force reductions

As part of a transition announced last year, Boeing confirmed it will deliver 13 C-17 Globemaster III airlifters in 2011 as the company moves to a new production rate of 10 C-17s per year. Boeing will reduce the production program’s work force by approximately 1,100 jobs through the end of 2012. The company delivered 14

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Rockwell Collins first quarter fiscal year 2011 net income increased 25%

Rockwell Collins reported net income of $151 million for the first quarter of fiscal year 2011 ended December 31, 2010, an increase of $30 million, or 25%, from $121 million in the same period last year. Revenues in the quarter increased $83 million, or 8%, to $1.11 billion from revenues of $1.03 billion in the

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Goodrich introduces new lighter-weight wheels and brakes for 777 fleet

Goodrich Corporation has introduced new lighter-weight main wheel and brake assemblies for Boeing 777-200LR, 777 Freighter, and 777-300ER airplane models. The new configuration wheels and brakes provide a weight savings of 260 pounds (118 kg) per airplane, resulting in reduced fuel costs for 777 operators. The new equipment is now standard on 777 airplanes delivered

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