January 30, 2020

Carbon exchange platform to be formed by global airline group

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has jointly announced it will be teaming up with Xpansiv CBL Holding Group (XCHG), a commodity exchange company, to provide a common marketplace called The Aviation Carbon Exchange, for eligible emission units. While passenger growth is predicted to grow, airlines are aiming to cap CO2 emissions at 2020 levels […]

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Qantas Group’s new pilot academy in Toowoomba, takes flight

Airlines & Routes

Many of the next generation of pilots will learn to fly at the Qantas Group’s new Pilot Academy in Toowoomba, which was officially opened on January 29. The Pilot Academy will have the capacity to train up to 250 pilots each year to build a long-term talent pipeline for Qantas, Jetstar and QantasLink and help

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Spirit AeroSystems reaches 737 MAX production agreement with Boeing

MRO & Production

Spirit AeroSystems has reached an agreement with Boeing relating to the 737 MAX production rate. Under the agreement, Spirit will restart production slowly, ramping up deliveries throughout the year to reach a total of 216 MAX shipsets delivered to Boeing in 2020. Spirit does not expect to achieve a production rate of 52 shipsets per

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Metro Aviation signs order for 12 additional EC145e helicopters

Aircraft & Engines

Louisiana-based Metro Aviation has ordered an additional 12 new EC145e helicopters from Airbus, announced at the Heli Expo trade show in Anaheim, California. This deal brings Metro Aviation’s total number of ordered EC145e helicopters to 43. Metro Aviation operates air medical helicopters and airplanes for healthcare providers and is a global leader for multi-mission helicopter

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ST Engineering secures more than SG$1.5 billion of new contracts in fourth-quarter 2019

MRO & Production

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering), a global technology, defense and engineering group has released that for the fourth quarter of 2019, its business sectors secured more than SG$1.5 billion of new contracts, bringing the full year 2019 contract value to SG$7 billion. Including the contract for one unit of Polar Security Cutter, the Group’s

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CAS initiates carbon offsetting

Other News

Certified Aviation Services (CAS) is supporting JetBlue in its advancement of being the first carbon-neutral U.S. Airline. In its efforts, CAS supplanted four carbon vehicles with electric-powered vehicles, with three more in the pipeline. CAS designated a four-seater Global Electric Motorcar (GEM) to be solely utilized by its interior crew when servicing JetBlue’s fleet. The

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BOC Aviation reports operational data for the fourth-quarter and full-year 2019

Aircraft & Engines

BOC Aviation has closed 2019 with another year of strong performance during which it took delivery of 54 new aircraft, including its first Airbus A330neo aircraft, and added another 37 delivery positions to its order book, reflecting disciplined investment in popular and in-demand new-technology aircraft, building a strong foundation for future growth. As part of

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Airbus Helicopters adds 250 more helicopters to global support contracts

MRO & Production

Airbus Helicopters added 250 helicopters to HCare Smart and Infinite contracts in 2019, increasing to 2,250 the number of aircraft now covered by a global HCare material management contract. This means 19% of Airbus Helicopters’ worldwide fleet is now covered by HCare. New aircraft added at Heli-Expo 2020, all with HCare Smart, were from Papillon

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Boeing to retire Aviall brand name

MRO & Production

Boeing will retire the Aviall brand name. Parts, equipment and supply chain solutions previously sold by Aviall will be offered directly by Boeing through its portfolio of aerospace aftermarket supply chain service offerings. The change is part of the company’s plan to integrate and align its businesses under the Boeing brand and systems. Aviall and

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Maxcraft Avionics receives first STC for Garmin GTN750H navigator for series of Airbus Helicopter Dauphin models

Other News

Maxcraft Avionics has achieved the first FAA STC authorizing the Garmin GTN725H or GTN750H navigator to be installed in a series of Airbus Helicopter Dauphin models including SA-365N, SA-365N1, AS-365N2 and AS-365N3. The system is fully approved to conduct LPV and LNAV/VNAV coupled approaches. This new FAA STC # SR04413NY follows Maxcraft’s initial Canadian TCCA

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Carbon exchange platform to be formed by global airline group

Qantas Group’s new pilot academy in Toowoomba, takes flight

Spirit AeroSystems reaches 737 MAX production agreement with Boeing

Metro Aviation signs order for 12 additional EC145e helicopters

ST Engineering secures more than SG$1.5 billion of new contracts in fourth-quarter 2019

CAS initiates carbon offsetting

BOC Aviation reports operational data for the fourth-quarter and full-year 2019

Airbus Helicopters adds 250 more helicopters to global support contracts

Boeing to retire Aviall brand name

Maxcraft Avionics receives first STC for Garmin GTN750H navigator for series of Airbus Helicopter Dauphin models

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