Heike Tamm

Affinity Flying Training Services adopts Rusada’s ENVISION

Affinity Flying Training Services, a key partner of the UK Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS), has gone live with Rusada’s web-based maintenance solution ENVISION. Affinity supports the fixed-wing element of UKMFTS for elementary flight training, basic flying tasks and multi-engine training using a fleet of 42 aircraft including Grob 120 TPs, Beechcraft T6s and Embraer […]

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Southwest Airlines

Southwest Airlines commits US$10 million to Yale University to support climate change initiatives

Southwest Airlines (Southwest) has announced a US$10 million (£7.5 million) commitment to Yale University’s Centre for Natural Carbon Capture (YCNCC) to research technological advancements and find new solutions to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions. The pledge will also support research and educational efforts at the Yale School of the Environment to explore the current state

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JETMS and INGENIO Aerospace announce new partnership for services expansion

JETMS – a provider of integrated aircraft MRO solutions for business and regional aviation, has announced a new partnership with aerospace product manufacturer INGENIO Aerospace. With this brand-new partnership for service expansion, JETMS, a family member of the global aerospace business group Avia Solutions Group, will expand its OEM network. JETMS, with its available services

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After 2.5 years 737 MAX returns to the sky in India with SpiceJet

Two-and-a-half years after it was grounded, globally, following two fatal crashes, Boeing’s 737 MAX is once again in service with Indian low-cost carrier SpiceJet. The first flight on Saturday November 20, was a “special flight for employees” and the first operated by the carrier since March 2019. SpiceJet is the only Indian carrier currently operating

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Singapore Airlines upgrades fleet-wide IFEC experience with Panasonic Avionics

Panasonic Avionics has signed an agreement with Singapore Airlines to provide a seamless and harmonised in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC) experience across the airline’s wide-body and narrow-body fleets. Singapore Airlines has selected Panasonic Avionics’ eX1 IFE solution for its new fleet of 37 Boeing 737-8 aircraft. The system features full-HD seatback monitors in both the

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GE awarded two contracts supporting T700 engine fleets across US military

The Defence Logistics Agency (DLA) has awarded GE two contracts in September totalling more than US$1billion to support T700 turboshaft engine fleets across the US military. GE will provide field-level consumables and services through a five-year, US$284 million contract with DLA Aviation in Richmond, Virginia and depot-level repairable and module section components through a five-year,

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Embraer and the Netherlands Aerospace Centre sign MoU for strategic collaboration

Embraer and the Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre (Royal NLR) have signed an MoU for a potential strategic collaboration relating to aerospace research. The research areas include technology development and innovation in defence and space systems, general aviation, MRO, air mobility and sustainability. The MoU also brings together the possibility to extend and increase long-term relations

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