Heike Tamm

EPCOR and mas have signed long-term APU support agreement for mas' A330 fleet

EPCOR and cargo Airline mas sign five-year A330 APU support deal

EPCOR, part of Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance (AFI KLM E&M), has signed a five-year agreement with Mexican cargo airline mas to provide long-term support for its Airbus A330 auxiliary power unit (APU) fleet. The agreement covers five A330s equipped with GTCP331-350 APUs and marks the first contract between EPCOR and mas. As […]

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Jilinda Crowley

ACG names Jilinda Crowley as CFO

Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has appointed Jilinda Crowley as Executive Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately. Based at ACG’s headquarters in Newport Beach, California, she will oversee the aircraft lessor’s financial strategy and lead its finance team, including treasury, risk, tax, accounting, pricing and financial planning and analysis. Crowley brings more than 20 years

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Gaël Méheust President & CEO CFM International (l) and Tandi Wangchuk, CEO of Drukair (r)

Drukair selects LEAP engines for five Airbus aircraft

Drukair, the national flag carrier of Bhutan, has selected CFM International’s LEAP-1A engines to power five new Airbus A320neo-family aircraft, comprising three A320neos and two A321XLRs. The airline announced the aircraft order in 2024. “We are pleased to strengthen our partnership with CFM through this purchase of LEAP-1A engines,” said Tandi Wangchuk, CEO of Drukair.

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An American Airlines 737 MAX on take-off

Boeing completes first American Airlines 737 MAX landing gear exchange

Boeing and American Airlines have completed the first landing gear exchange on a 737 MAX, a milestone that extends Boeing’s long-standing Landing Gear Exchange Program to its latest generation of single-aisle aircraft. The exchange demonstrates Boeing’s ability to provide fully overhauled and certified main and nose landing gear assemblies ready for installation, potentially reducing aircraft

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Linfox Group's first Airbus H160 helicopter

Linfox takes delivery of Australia’s first Airbus H160

Melbourne-based logistics and supply chain group Linfox Group (Linfox) has taken delivery of Australia’s first Airbus H160 helicopter, marking a milestone for next-generation rotorcraft in the region. The aircraft will support the group’s business and corporate aviation operations, connecting its activities across Australia’s diverse geography, from major urban centres to regional destinations. Certified to carry

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airBaltic has Initiated Chapter 11 Financial Reorganisation

airBaltic files for Chapter 11

Latvia’s national airline airBaltic said this Monday it and certain subsidiaries had voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States, seeking to restructure its finances while continuing to operate flights as normal. The carrier, which describes itself as the leading airline in the Baltic states, said the proceedings were initiated in the

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore (third from left) joined company executives, employees, local officials and industry partners at a ribbon-cutting ceremony

Northrop Grumman opens Maryland propulsion centre

Northrop Grumman has opened a 57,000 ft² propulsion facility in Elkton, Maryland, housing 250 engineers working on advanced propulsion technologies for US and allied defence programmes. The Propulsion Innovation Center expands the company’s solid rocket motor capacity across its propulsion manufacturing network and is expected to create additional skilled engineering and manufacturing jobs in the

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Iberia wins unrestricted approval for A350 heavy maintenance

Iberia has secured approval from Spain’s aviation safety authority to carry out heavy maintenance on its entire Airbus A350 fleet, the airline said. The Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) granted Iberia’s Heavy Maintenance division the authorisation without operational limitations, giving the company full maintenance capabilities for the A350 for the first time. The

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