Heike Tamm

Qantas Group signs capacity deal with Alliance Airlines to boost domestic growth

Airlines & Routes

Qantas has signed a three-year deal with Alliance to access three E190s based in Darwin and Adelaide. The timing will depend on the rate of recovery in travel demand but is currently expected to start in June 2021, once the vast majority of the Qantas Domestic flying has returned to pre-COVID levels. Alliance will provide […]

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AeroGround extends cooparation with airlines Emirates and Etihad

Other News

Emirates and Etihad airlines continue to place their trust in AeroGround Flughafen München GmbH. The two Arab airlines have both extended their contracts with the subsidiary of Munich Airport, that specializes in aircraft handling, by several years. The airlines have been clients of AeroGround ever since they started operating their flight connections to Munich more

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Thomas Global gains CAAC approval for Boeing 737/757/767 plug-and-play LCD flight displays

Other News

Thomas Global Systems has received Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) approval for its TFD-7000 Series plug-and-play LCD flight displays for Boeing 737/757/767 cathode ray tube (CRT)-equipped aircraft. CAAC certification is the latest in a growing number of TFD-7000 Series regulatory approvals, including from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), European Aviation

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Boeing

Boeing pares back 777X firm orders by 118 as buyers hedge their bets

Aircraft & Engines, Top Stories

Boeing’s 777X program has been hit by another blow as its fourth-quarter 2020 accounting standard assessment has adjusted firm orders from 309 to 191. Firm orders are those which the company feels confident will result in a completed sale and purchase. Only last week the American planemaker was forced to take a US$6.5 billion charge

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Airbus sites gear-up for A321XLR’s major component assembly phase

Aircraft & Engines

Industrialization and parts production for the first A321XLR is underway across Airbus sites and its wider supply chain, paving the way for the major component assembly of the first forward fuselage, center and rear fuselage sections and the wings, to begin in 2021. By the start of this year, a large proportion of the engineering

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APOC Aviation strikes landing gear exchange deal with Avion Express Malta

MRO & Production

APOC Aviation’s specialist landing gear division has concluded its first landing gear deal with Avion Express Malta, the Maltese-based ACMI and aircraft leasing operator.  A freshly overhauled A321-200 from stock replaced its ran-out gear which APOC took in exchange. With several A320 family and B737NG assets already out on lease, or in active exchange programs,

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Avianor and Kenya Airways collaborate on Boeing 787 cargo conversion

MRO & Production

Kenya Airways (KQ), Kenya’s national carrier, and Montreal-based Avianor, a leader in MRO, integration and interior finishing of commercial and military aircraft, have reached an agreement to collectively repurpose Kenya Airways’ aircraft cabins into cargo transportation on the Boeing 787. The repurposed cabins have been certified to carry up to 16 tons of cargo, potentially

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