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TRUEAERO Asset Management completes first Boeing 777 C-check

TRUEAERO Asset Management (TAAM) has completed its first Boeing 777 C-Check. The aircraft, a Rolls-Royce Trent 800-powered 777-200ER, underwent the major inspection event, which was completed over 45 days between February and March, as part of a transition to a new lessee. TAAM provided contractual oversight services on behalf of the aircraft’s owner, with deployment

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After Australia, U.S. carriers now targeted by China over Taiwan spat

Six months after Australian Carrier Qantas was forced to amend its website details, removing any reference to Taiwan being a separate country to China, American carriers are now in the crosshairs of the Chinese government as it looks to enforce its One China Policy. While territories such as Macau and Hong Kong are accepted as

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ERA welcomes revised EU aviation safety regulation and rules for civil drones

ERA (European Regions Airline Association) has welcomed the adoption of the updated EU aviation safety rules by the European Council which aim to increase efficiency and lower costs, while bringing greater competitiveness and less administration for airspace users. The new rules include first ever EU-wide rules for civil drones of all sizes. ERA supports any

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Southwest Airlines and AMFA reach Tentative Agreement for mechanics and related employees

Southwest Airlines has reached a Tentative Agreement with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA), which represents the Company’s 2,400 Employees in the aircraft mechanics and related workgroup. The agreement gives employees improved compensation, a ratification bonus, and updated work rules. “We’re glad our Employees will have the opportunity to vote on this Tentative Agreement, as

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Spirit AeroSystems expands manufacturing operations in Subang, Malaysia

Spirit AeroSystems has officially opened its new logistics warehouse at its manufacturing operations in Subang, Malaysia. The 50,000-ft² facility will accommodate increasing volumes of assembly work on aerostructure components for commercial airliners. The expansion will free up other manufacturing space and improve the site’s capacity to rapidly build complex aerostructures for high-rate production programs at

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