23 November 2011

GKN Aerospace to establish new aerospace assembly facility in South Carolina

GKN Aerospace announced the company’s intention to establish a new aerospace components assembly facility in Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA. The new GKN Aerospace facility will perform assembly operations for the recently-awarded production contract for the HondaJet, (announced 11/14/11) the development work for which is currently performed at the company’s Alabama facility. This work will involve assembly …

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Sikorsky to lay off 3% of US workforce

Sikorsky Aircraft says it will lay off 3% of its workforce because of the weak economy and anticipated cuts in the Defense Department budget. Sikorsky, a subsidiary of United Technologies, announced already in September that it intends to trim its worldwide workforce of 18,000 by about 540 jobs to remain competitive.

TAM MRO renews certificate from Bermudas' aeronautical authority

TAM MRO, TAM’s maintenance unit located close to São Paulo, has renewed its certificate to provide services to airplane components and on aircraft registered on the Bermudas, a British overseas territory in the North Atlantic. The new authorization from the BDCA (Bermuda Department of Civil Aviation), the country’s aviation authority, is valid until March 2013. …

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Aviointeriors delivers TRANSAERO's first B777

After only 7 months Aviointeriors has delivered TRANSAERO’s 1st B777 equipped with their glamourous Imperial First Class, Business, Premium Economy and Economy class seats. TRANSAERO’s Excecutive Director, Alex Krinichanskiy, commented: “I am extremely satisfied with Aviointeriors’ performances given the challenging A/C ODD”. Aviointeriors will shortly complete an on-site unit in Moscow, available 24/7 to guarantee …

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CAE, InterGlobe and Airbus break ground on new pilot and maintenance training centre in Delhi, India

CAE, InterGlobe Enterprises, and Airbus held a ground breaking ceremony for a new pilot and maintenance technician training centre in Delhi, India’s National Capital Region. The CAE-Interglobe joint venture is expected to start offering pilot and maintenance training solutions in 2013 and will eventually be able to train up to 5,000 pilots and technicians annually …

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Astraeus Airlines ceased operations

Astraeus Airlines based in Crawley, Sussex, announced it had ceased operations. Chief Executive Hugh Parry  said that lower than expected business during the summer and bad luck with a number of technical issues contributed to the company’s decline. The board has made an application to the High Court for the appointment of administrators.

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