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Virgin Australia’s fleet renewal programme well underway

The arrival of Virgin Australia’s first fuel-efficient Boeing 737-8 aircraft marked an exciting new milestone in the transformation of Virgin Australia with its fleet renewal programme well underway as the airline continues to work towards its net-zero emissions target by 2050. The aircraft is one of 33 fuel-efficient Boeing 737-8 and 737-10 aircraft Virgin Australia

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IAI signs deal to acquire India’s HELA Systems

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has signed a deal to acquire HELA Systems Private Limited, an ‘Indian subsidiary’ of ELTA Systems. IAI’s investment in Aerospace Services India is a strong demonstration of IAI’s support for the Indian government’s Atmanirbhar Bharat (Make in India) vision. The current deal also shows IAI’s commitment to its strong partnership with

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The second B737 MAX simulator is ready for training at © BAA Training Spain

BAA Training Spain adds second B737 MAX simulator to training centre

The BAA Training facility in Barcelona, Spain, has expanded its fleet of flight simulation training devices with the addition of a new Boeing 737 MAX flight training device (FTD Level 2), bringing the total number of simulators to five. This device has recently received full authorisation and is now operational at Southern Europe’s premier simulator

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Rendering of a Britten-Norman Islander flying above Valetta, Malta

UK’s Britten-Norman signs MoU for two Islander aircraft

UK Plane manufacturer Britten-Norman has confirmed the signing of an MoU with Malta’s Simon J Camilleri Holdings (SJC Holdings) for the acquisition of two factory-new Islander turboprop aircraft, with an option for a third. SJC Holdings intends to create a new company, Gulf Med Aviation Services and will deploy the two Islander aircraft across routes

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“Our innovative Northern Runway plan will help secure economic prosperity for thousands of families, businesses, and future generations across the region” says Stewart Wingate Gatwick Airport CEO

London Gatwick submits planning application to bring Northern Runway into routine

London Gatwick has submitted a Development Consent Order (DCO) application to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) with the aim of utilising its existing Northern Runway alongside the Main Runway on a regular basis. This strategic move by London Gatwick demonstrates its commitment to long-term growth and its significant contribution to the local economy. The airport’s plan

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