4 August 2020

FAA proposes four key Boeing 737 MAX design changes through airworthiness directive

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that it intends to issue an airworthiness directive for the troubled Boeing 737 MAX, which involves the updating of flight-control software, revised display-processing software to generate alerts, revising a number of flight-crew operating procedures, and changing the routing of certain wiring bundles. While significant, the announcement does […]

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Airinmar to perform warranty and value engineering services for Air Methods

AAR subsidiary Airinmar, the global independent provider of component repair cycle management and aircraft warranty solutions, has signed a new services agreement with civilian helicopter operator Air Methods. Airinmar’s services will include the identification, claim, recovery and reporting of rotorcraft/aircraft component warranty. The company will compliment Air Methods’ existing processes and apply its proven procedures,

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Magnetic MRO Training receives Part-147 Online Training Approval

Magnetic MRO Training, an international EASA Part-147 approved type training organization, has received Part-147 Online Training Approval from ECAA and is already performing its first synchronous distance learning in Airbus A320 Type Training. Synchronous distance learning means that the theoretical part is done virtually; meanwhile, examination and practical training will be done on location at

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Gulfstream opens customer support parts hub in Atlanta

Gulfstream Aerospace has opened a hub dedicated to worldwide aircraft parts distribution in Atlanta. Positioned within two miles of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the warehouse’s location will allow parts to be delivered around the world more quickly and efficiently. The new warehouse maintains approximately US$23 million in parts inventory. Gulfstream’s partner in this operation

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TAP Air Portugal starts again from Munich to the Portuguese capital

Just in time for summer vacation in Bavaria, TAP Air Portugal is resuming its flights from Munich: the Portuguese airline will bring vacationers and business travelers twice a day from Munich Airport to Lisbon. The Portuguese capital belongs to the top 20 travel destinations in Europe for Germans and is the ideal starting point to

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Virgin Galactic unveils Mach 3 aircraft design for high-speed travel

Virgin Galactic has unveiled the first-stage design scope for the build of its high-speed aircraft design, and the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Rolls-Royce to collaborate in designing and developing engine propulsion technology for high-speed commercial aircraft. This follows the successful completion of its Mission Concept Review (MCR) program milestone and

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International Consolidated Airlines Group proposes capital increase of up to €2.75 billion

International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) has announced its proposal to undertake a capital increase with pre-emptive subscription rights to raise gross proceeds of up to €2.75 billion. Qatar Airways Group, IAG’s largest shareholder (25.1% holding), has confirmed its support for the proposed capital increase and irrevocably undertaken to subscribe for its pro rata entitlement. The

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More than 200 young people starting vocational training at Lufthansa Technik

Despite the current biggest crisis in the company’s history, Lufthansa Technik continues to consistently focus on the vocational training of highly qualified employees as a measure to secure the future. This month, some 240 young people will therefore begin their apprenticeships in the company in nine different training courses and six dual study programs. “Even

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Israel Aerospace Industries completes replacement of Pickle Fork frame fittings for B737-800 aircraft

As part of a routine C-Check for a Boeing 737-800 aircraft, conducted at BEDEK MRO facility (part of IAI  Aviation Group), an AD-mandated inspection was performed to detect cracks in the Pickle Fork frame fittings, which extend from the main deck to the aircraft landing gear bay. During the inspection, a crack was discovered on

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