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OGMA supplies components for Embraer’s second generation of commercial aircraft

OGMA will produce several structural components for the E-Jets E2, Embraer’s second generation of commercial aircraft. Launched in June 2013, the E2 Program aims to reinforce Embraer’s market leadership in the seats segment up to 130+. Embraer chose OGMA as the supplier of important structural components for the wing and the empennage for the three […]

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HAECO Component Overhaul completes first Boeing 737NG flap ballscrew overhaul

HAECO Component Overhaul (Xiamen) reported that the company, in collaboration with Umbra Cuscinetti, has completed its first Boeing 737NG flap ballscrew overhaul for a commercial airline customer in Mainland China. HAECO Component Overhaul is the sole Authorised Repair Station for Umbra’s Boeing 737NG flap ballscrew products in Mainland China. This new achievement marks a significant

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Eurowings to serve over 30 European destinations from Munich

Starting on March 26, Munich Airport’s new summer timetable will come into effect: The airlines have scheduled a total of 250,000 flights to 238 destinations in 68 countries. In addition to 17 German airports and 171 medium-range routes, scheduled services will be available to 50 intercontinental destinations. Lufthansa subsidiary Eurowings will have four aircraft stationed

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Icing tests and Aerodynamic Freeze of the E190-E2

Embraer has been conducting tests to validate how the E190-E2 handles with extreme ice accretions. The most recent tests involved attaching simulated ice shapes to critical surfaces of the aircraft – wing leading edge, horizontal and vertical stabilizers. Data collected during these were used to clear the aircraft for the upcoming tests in natural icing

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Alaska and Virgin’s merger vision for the future

Since the merger between Alaska Airlines and Virgin America in December last year, the combined company has chosen to adopt Alaska’s name, while retaining a good number of the Virgin America brand elements which were so popular with the carrier’s fans. Alaska has also been adding to the airlines’ combined networks, announcing 21 new markets

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Gulfstream G500 on schedule for certification

Gulfstream Aerospace’s G500 flight-test program continues to make significant progress toward the aircraft’s anticipated 2017 certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The five G500 test aircraft, including a fully outfitted production aircraft, have surpassed 2,600 flying hours and accumulated more than 600 flights. “Development testing is complete; company testing is well under way, and

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Delta plans daily nonstop service between New York-JFK and Rio de Janeiro

Delta Air Lines will offer a new daily nonstop flight between New York-JFK (JFK) and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, beginning Dec. 21, 2017, subject to U.S. Department of Transportation approval. The airline’s strategic alliance with GOL Linhas Aereas Inteligentes will extend the reach of this service to 23 destinations within Brazil and provides seamless connections

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A350-1000 performed ‘High and Warm’ flight test campaign in Latin America

With the objective of conducting a ‘High and Warm’ flight test campaign to check aircraft and engine performance in high-altitude, warm and humid conditions, the A350-1000 MSN071 test aircraft flew first to Bolivia before completing its tour in Colombia and then returning to Toulouse, France, after 10 days of flight and ground tests. The flight

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Paul Foley returns to Executive Management of Mesa Airlines

Paul Foley is returning to Mesa Airlines’ executive management team. Foley will serve as Executive Vice President, and will oversee Flight Operations Recruitment, Training, Safety/Security, Crew Planning and Aircraft Scheduling. Foley will work closely with Chief Operating Officer John Selvaggio, maintaining the Company’s relationships with United Airlines and American Airlines. Foley brings over 34 years

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Jeppesen to optimize planning for Avianca crew members

Jeppesen, a Boeing Company, has agreed to a new four-year service agreement with Avianca, the flagship airline of Colombia. Jeppesen will provide Crew Pairing and Crew Rostering services to optimize crew planning operations for the airline’s 5,000-plus crew members based in Colombia, El Salvador, Peru, Costa Rica, Honduras, Ecuador and Guatemala. Jeppesen Crew Pairing and

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