Heike Tamm

328 Support Services GmbH and USA’s AMC Aviation sign LOI to develop multi-role/multi-mission humanitarian D328 turboprop

328 Support Services GmbH (328 SSG), the type certificate holder of the Dornier 328, has signed a Letter of Intent with AMC Aviation, the North Carolina, US-based aircraft sales and leasing company to develop a multi-role/ multi-mission humanitarian version of the D328 turboprop. Working with its partners, Jetran International and Jetcor Aviation Services, the group […]

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Airways New Zealand trains Bahraini air traffic control students

A group of 15 air traffic control students from the kingdom of Bahrain have completed their ICAO 051 training with Airways New Zealand, the globally renowned air navigation service provider. The agreement with the Bahrain Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications’ Civil Aviation Affairs (MTT), SERCO IAL and Tamkeen to provide ICAO 051 air traffic control

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Monarch Aircraft Engineering to open £2 million component maintenance centre in Northhampton

Independent MRO provider Monarch Aircraft Engineering (MAEL), is to open a new Component Maintenance Centre in Northampton in September 2018. The new Centre, in which MAEL has invested approximately £2 million, is being located in Northampton as that is mid-way between its Luton and Birmingham base maintenance facilities and on the motorway network within four

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IAG, easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz Air complain to EC over 300% rise in French ATC strikes

In a bold move, International Airlines Group (IAG), easyJet, Ryanair and Wizz Air have all submitted complaints to the European Commission (EC) in relation to France and the current disruption being caused to flights by the country’s striking air traffic controllers (ATCs). Already this year French ATC strikes have risen 300 percent compared to the

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AVIAÂ partners with hullo Aircrew for easy access to ad hoc crewing

AVIAÂ, the global purchasing organisation for business aviation, is widening its supplier base with the addition of business aviation flight and cabin crew resource, hullo Aircrew, and its streamlined mobile application. AVIAÂ members have access to a dedicated hullo Aircrew client manager, responsive 24/7, to help with crewing issues. They will benefit by having complete

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Nordic Aviation Capital contracts FLYdocs to digitise fleet records

FLYdocs, the aviation data and records management solution provider and a leader in managing the lease transfer of aircraft and assets, has announced the successful completion of the digital document build and audit of 17 Dash 8 Q400 aircraft on behalf of Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC). During 2017, NAC had 17 aircraft on lease to

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JetBlue posts second quarter 2018 net loss of US$120 million

JetBlue Airways has reported its results for the second quarter 2018: The airline reported diluted loss per share of US$0.38, inclusive of US$319 million pre-tax impairment charge on E190 assets. Excluding this charge, adjusted diluted earnings per share of US$0.38. This compares to JetBlue’s second quarter 2017 diluted earnings per share of US$0.62. Pre-tax loss

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Boeing forecasts unprecedented 20-year pilot demand as operators face pilot supply challenges

Boeing has released its 2018 Pilot & Technician Outlook, projecting demand for 790,000 pilots over the next 20 years. This represents double the current workforce and the most significant demand in the outlook’s nine-year history. The demand is being driven by an anticipated doubling of the global commercial airplane fleet — as reported in Boeing’s

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