Faradair adds Dunlop Aircraft Tyres to growing list of partners

Established more than 100 years ago, Dunlop Aircraft Tyres quickly became a significant player in the newly born, rapidly expanding aircraft industry. It has remained a key supplier in this evolving sector ever since. Today, the Birmingham, U.K.-headquartered business is partnering Duxford, U.K.-based Faradair, a new U.K. aerospace manufacturer, as it helps usher in a […]

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JetBlue names Ursula Hurley acting CFO

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Ursula Hurley, head of treasury and investor relations, has been named acting Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of JetBlue Airways. She succeeds Steve Priest, who has decided to leave JetBlue effective June 11, 2021 to pursue a new opportunity. Hurley will assume the role of acting CFO effective June 12, 2021, in addition to her current

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Finnair’s ATR fleet to be fitted with HEPA filters for improved air quality

MRO & Production

Finnair is installing high-efficiency particulate absorbing (HEPA) filters on the recirculation system of its entire ATR turboprop fleet. The HEPA air filtration system is the most effective technology for cleansing and purifying aircraft compartments’ air. The particulate filtration removes dust, allergens, bacteria, viruses, and other irritating particles from the cabin’s air with an efficiency of

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Air bp signs agreement to sell SAF at Munich Airport

Other News

Air bp, the international aviation fuel products and service supplier, has confirmed an agreement for its first sale of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at Munich Airport. A business aviation operator will start to purchase SAF from the beginning of June. This marks the second location in Germany where Air bp has supplied SAF, the first

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Ryanair optimistic despite record €815 million annual loss – will tap bond markets

Financial

Low-cost Irish carrier Ryanair has posted a record loss of €815 for the fiscal year 2020-2021 but remains buoyant over the carrier’s future as signs of a recovery in demand are already being seen. Last year it was forced to cancel over 80% of its flights owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, flying only 27.5 million

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CargoAir becomes first European operator of AEI’s B737-800SF

Aircraft & Engines

Aeronautical Engineers has successfully re-delivered CargoAir’s first B737-800SF freighter. This aircraft (MSN 30664) also represents the first AEI B737-800SF freighter conversion to be operated in Europe. AEI received EASA approval for the B737-800SF on May 7, 2021. In November of last year, CargoAir, based in Sofia, Bulgaria, signed up for two AEI B737-800SF freighter conversions

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United to add 400 flights to July’s schedule

Airlines & Routes

United Airlines has added further options for customers to take long-awaited summer vacations by adding more than 400 daily flights to its July schedule and increasing service to reopened European destinations. This is United’s largest monthly schedule since before the pandemic. United plans to fly 80% of its U.S. schedule compared to July of 2019

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Volocopter unveils new urban air mobility aircraft design for connecting suburbs to cities

Aircraft & Engines, Top Stories

Volocopter, the pioneer of urban air mobility (UAM), has unveiled its newest aircraft, VoloConnect, at EBACE Connect. This electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft (eVTOL) is designed to connect suburbs to cities and complements the company’s existing family of aircraft for the intra-city mission. VoloConnect’s distinctive hybrid lift-and-push design is expected to achieve certification within

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StandardAero continues to support Austrian Airlines’ APS 2300 APUs

MRO & Production

StandardAero has been selected by Austrian Airlines, the national flag carrier airline of Austria, to continue providing maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for the airline’s Pratt & Whitney Canada APS 2300 auxiliary power units (APUs). This exclusive multi-year contract extends a long-running relationship between the two companies since StandardAero signed its initial APS 2300

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easyJet awards Berlin ground service business to Swissport

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Swissport and easyJet have signed a new five-year contract covering airport ground services for 30 daily flights at easyJet’s hub at Berlin Brandenburg International Airport (BER). In addition, the British carrier renewed its contracts with Swissport in Basel and Geneva until 2025. In 2020, the two companies worked together at some 20 airports across Europe.

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