7 May 2017

New Air France low-cost subsidiary airline agreement submitted to unions

With the majority of Air France pilots voting in favor of the creation of a new low-cost airline back in February, subsequent negotiations with the pilots and their main union, SNPL, have resulted in the submission of a draft global agreement which is open for signature until May 31. Known as the Boost project and […]

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Norwegian completes financing of additional 9 aircraft

Norwegian has signed an agreement with a new syndicated structure regarding financing of all six 737 MAX 8 aircraft with delivery in 2017. In addition three 737-800s will be financed with sale and leaseback. Norwegian’s subsidiary Arctic Aviation Assets (AAA) has completed financing of six Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft with an insurance guaranteed financing

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GECAS delivers 767-300ER factory freighter to Star Air

GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) has delivered Star Air’s first factory-built Boeing 767-300ERF, powered by GE CF6 engines. A second similar aircraft is scheduled for delivery later this year. Both aircraft were previously operated by LATAM Airlines. Star Air, a Danish cargo airline part of the A.P. Moller-Maersk Group, currently operates eleven 767-200Fs and one

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First COMAC C919 passenger jet, powered by LEAP-1C engines, completes maiden flight

The first Chinese-built passenger jet has made its maiden flight on May 5, 2017. The first COMAC C919, powered by CFM International’s advanced LEAP-1C integrated propulsion system, successfully completed a 79- minute first flight, marking the launch of the certification flight test program for the 150-passenger aircraft. “This is a great day for all of

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Ray Flower appointed Head of Technical College of KLM UK Engineering

Ray Flower has been appointed Head of Technical College of KLM UK Engineering as of March 1, 2017. KLM UK Engineering is a wholly-owned AFI KLM E&M subsidiary specialising in maintenance & training solutions for regional and narrow-body aircraft fleets. Ray Flower started his career in 1979 and has carried out many aviation training roles

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