Aircraft lessor Azorra delivered the first two Embraer E195-E2 aircraft to Royal Jordanian Airlines at a ceremony at Embraer’s facility in São José dos Campos on January 22, which was followed by an arrival celebration in Amman, Jordan, hosted by Royal Jordanian Airlines on January 25. The full agreement, announced in May 2023, is for […]
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Airbus Helicopters has announced that it is partnering with the Tata Group to establish a final assembly line (FAL) for helicopters in the country. The FAL will produce Airbus’ H125 helicopter from its civil range for India and export to some of the neighbouring countries. The FAL will be the first instance of the private
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Eviation Aircraft, a manufacturer of all-electric aircraft, has released that Andre Stein has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), and Jeff Hurford as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The aerospace veterans will lead Eviation through the next stages toward certification of the Alice aircraft, making the electric aviation revolution a reality. Stein has been appointed
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The Airbus Lifecycle Services Centre (ALSC) has started its operations in Chengdu (China), offering solutions to manage the entire lifecycle of an aircraft. This centre is the first of its kind to cover, as a one-stop shop, the full range of activities from aircraft parking and storage to maintenance, upgrades, conversions, dismantling and recycling services
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Jamco America, one of the most experienced interior products suppliers and turnkey aircraft interiors integrators in the aerospace industry, has announced extensive testing capabilities for the aerospace, automotive, space, defence and marine product testing industries. As a Federal Aviation Authority (FAA)-accepted dynamic test facility, Jamco America can test mechanical, static load, fire, ballistic, and environmental
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On Wednesday, January 24, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) put a stop to Boeing’s planned expansion of its 737 Max aircraft production. However, the regulatory body granted approval for the return of Boeing’s Max 9 to service, nearly three weeks after a door plug incident during an Alaska Airlines flight. FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker emphasised
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LCI, a leading aviation company, has launched a new independent division dedicated to high-quality advisory, consultancy and research services. LCI Analytics will initially cover mission-critical rotorcraft and advanced air mobility operations across sectors including energy, emergency medical services (EMSs), and search and rescue (SAR). It will publish regular, in-depth research and forecasts and leverage its
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Specialist regional aircraft lessor TrueNoord, has announced four new appointments, further strengthening its existing team of industry specialists. A new addition to the Dublin office, Shaun Fullerton, has assumed the position of Technical Manager, with Ian Tyrrell – Financial Controller, Jovana Zuber Timotijević – Finance Manager and David Joyce – Finance Manager, all joining the
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Coulson Aviation, a leading global player in aerial firefighting, has secured approval as a Transport Canada-approved Training Organisation (ATO), marking a significant achievement as the inaugural aviation company authorised to deliver training in aircraft structures among the 20 ATOs in Canada. Through Coulson’s ATO, students can pursue their Aircraft Maintenance Engineer – Structures (AME-S) licence
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New digitalised inspection technology replaces manual measurements and recordings An airplane was hit by a strong hailstorm. A thorough investigation now begins to determine the damage to the aircraft, assess its airworthiness and thoroughly document the damage. If no clear and complete documentation is guaranteed, there may be lengthy “negotiations” about the extent of the
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