10 November 2020

Major blow to Norwegian as government withdraws support

Norway’s Industry Ministry and the Ministry of Transportation said in a statement on Monday that there would be no further funds made available to Norwegian Air (Norwegian) as the stricken airline struggles to cope with crippling debt and financial problems exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The low-cost carrier has been a pioneer of cheap transatlantic […]

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VAS Aero Services to disassemble Airbus A330 aircraft from Hi Fly Airlines

VAS Aero Services and Hi Fly Airlines have announced an agreement for VAS to manage the disassembly of one Hi Fly A330 aircraft (MSN 262) and associated engines. The airframe teardown will be conducted by VAS’ European services partner, Tarmac Aerosave, at the Tarmac facility in Tarbes, France. The aircraft’s two Pratt and Whitney PW4000-100

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Meggitt PLC secures pioneering radome contract with BAE Systems

Meggitt PLC, a leading international company specialising in high performance components and subsystems for the aerospace, defence, and selected energy markets, has secured a £4.2 million contract with BAE Systems for the supply of innovative nose radome technology to enable the effective operation of a pioneering Multi-Function Array radar system on the Typhoon. The U.K.

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AeroGround becomes biggest ground handler at new BER airport

With the opening of Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) on October 31, 2020, AeroGround Berlin GmbH, a subsidiary of AeroGround Flughafen München GmbH, commenced ground handling services at the new location. By gaining the Lufthansa Group and Eurowings as new clients at the capital city airport, AeroGround has significantly expanded its market position. AeroGround Berlin has

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Zhejiang Loong Air and CFM sign Rate-Per-Flight-Hour agreement

Zhejiang Loong Air has signed a 12-year Rate-Per-Flight-Hour agreement with CFM International (CFM) for the LEAP-1A engines, powering the airline’s leased fleet of 19 Airbus A320 and A321neo aircraft. Additionally, the deal includes an order for four spare LEAP-1A engines. This adds to the long-term service agreement signed last year at the Paris Air Show

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