Heike Tamm

MTU Aero Engines’ Supervisory Board extends contract for Michael Schreyögg

The Supervisory Board of MTU Aero Engines has extended the contract for Chief Program Officer Michael Schreyögg for a further five years until the end of June 2026. The decision was made unanimously by way of written circular resolution. Schreyögg has been a member of the MTU Executive Board since July 2013 and joined the […]

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Passenger volume at Munich Airport shrinks by two thirds compared with 2019

After years of continuous traffic growth, the global spread of COVID-19 has caused passenger numbers at Munich Airport to drop substantially: passenger volume fell by around 15 million to just under 7.8 million in the first half of 2020 – a reduction of two thirds compared to the previous year’s level. The number of aircraft movements dropped

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Jet Aviation launches hullo Aircrew in the United States

Jet Aviation has launched hullo Aircrew, its new collaborative software platform for flight-crew staffing services, in the United States. Collaboration between the two companies began in 2019 with Jet Aviation’s investment in hullo Aircrew’s technology. The new aircrew staffing platform already has over 3,000 crew registered globally. The hullo Aircrew platform provides a fast and

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SR Technics introduces remote table inspection for engine services

MRO service provider SR Technics has announced that table inspections at its engine shop in Zurich are now also offered remotely. The new service, which relies on a video streaming portal, can be selected for any engine type or shop visit. Remote Table Inspections (RTIs) at SR Technics help to minimize waiting times, significantly reduce

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Shares in Asia’s largest low-cost airline tumble – future now in “significant doubt” 

Air Asia’s future is in “significant doubt” according to Ernst & Young auditors. Asia’s largest low-cost carrier has been hit hard by the massive drop in air travel as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic and strict travel restrictions. In a statement issued to the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange by Ernst & Young, the carrier’s

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GA Telesis purchases one V2527-A5 engine from Air New Zealand

GA Telesis has purchased one V2527-A5 engine from Air New Zealand. The engine will be immediately inducted for disassembly and adds to the expansion of product lines within the Component Solutions Group. Upon completion, the used serviceable material (USM) will be repaired and made available to GA Telesis’ airline and MRO customers worldwide. This engine

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Brussels Airlines

FLYdocs signs lease return services deal with Brussels Airlines

Brussels Airlines, Belgium’s national airline, has partnered with FLYdocs to support its end-of-lease (EOL) return services for a fleet of five Airbus A319 aircraft.  The partnership between the subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group and FLYdocs will see FLYdocs build and audit digital records for five EOL aircraft in the Brussels Airlines fleet and facilitate its

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