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TP Aerospace goes paperless

With recent approval from EASA, TP Aerospace becomes a frontrunner in MRO digitalization as they ditch paperwork and implement paperless processes throughout their inhouse MRO shops. The new system enables digital sign-off of work orders, digital tasks lists, as well as increased efficiency through time optimization and reduced risk of human errors. Finally, it brings […]

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Sale of India’s Jet Airways under threat as two potential investors walk away

The sale of India’s Jet Airways has been thrown into doubt after two potential investors have backed away. Anil Agarwal, the head of Vedanta and whose family trust, Volcan, had investigated taking a stake in the failed airline has confirmed that there is no longer any interest from their side. Etihad, the Gulf carrier which

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Willis Lease Finance posts quarterly pre-tax profit of US$21.8 million

Willis Lease Finance has reported pre-tax profit of US$21.8 million and total revenues of US$95.8 million in the second quarter of 2019. The Company’s second quarter 2019 pre-tax results were driven by continued revenue growth in its core leasing business and spare parts sales as well as gains associated with the active management of its

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Embraer Praetor 500 and Praetor 600 business jets make LABACE debut

Embraer will exhibit the new Praetor 500 and Praetor 600 business jets at LABACE, the largest business aviation show of Latin America. The Praetor jets, Embraer’s latest aircraft, are the most technologically advanced aircraft in their categories and they will be on static display from August 13–15 at Congonhas Airport, in São Paulo. The Praetor

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Thomas Cook in talks to secure additional £150m with creditors

Thomas Cook has released that it is in advanced discussions with its largest shareholder, Fosun Tourism Group and its affiliates (Fosun), and its core lending banks on the key commercial principles on which they would make a substantial new capital investment as part of a proposed recapitalisation of the Group. Since this announcement, Thomas Cook

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New Cambridge Airport Director has high hopes for growth

Cambridge Airport’s new Director, Kevan Craske, has unveiled ambitious plans to increase business at the airport. Among his initiatives are major upgrades to the airport’s navigational aids and a high profile marketing campaign to help attract more executive and light aviation customers. Craske took up the permanent role as Airport Director last month with full

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Australia Post and Qantas Freight renew agreement

Australia Post and Qantas have expanded their domestic and international air freight agreement to support the growing demand for parcels. Marking nearly a century of partnership between the two brands, it will benefit online shoppers and businesses across Australia by increasing capacity and providing greater network flexibility to meet customer expectations. The seven-year agreement valued

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2020 will see Delta become largest U.S. carrier serving Tokyo Haneda Airport

Delta Air Lines (Delta) will move all its Tokyo-bound flights from Tokyo’s Narita Airport to the city’s closer and more convenient airport, Haneda, in March 2020. Subsequent to the move, the airline will become the largest U.S. carrier serving Japan’s capital city, with seven daily flights between Haneda and Seattle, Detroit, Atlanta, Honolulu, Minneapolis, Los

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