ExecuJet Middle East continues to grow and diversify its fleet with a further two large cabin aircraft added this month; the first being a Gulfstream G450 manufactured in 2008 and the second a 2005 Falcon 900DX EASy based in Dubai. Both aircraft are registered on ExecuJet
Turkish Airlines (THY), the national carrier of Turkey, has again selected the International Aero Engines AG V2500 SelectOne engine to power its A320 family aircraft. IAE will deliver 10 firm engines in 2013. This follow-on order is valued at up to $200 million and will power A321 aircraft. THYs fleet currently operates in Europe, the
International Aero Engines AG (IAE) has announced the launch of its next generation V2500 engine
German carrier airberlin took delivery of the first Next-Generation 737-700 with the new Boeing Sky Interior. airberlin received its first 737-800 with the new Boeing Sky Interior in mid-February making the airline the first to operate both aircraft types with the new cabin design. The delivery of the 737-700 with the new Boeing Sky Interior
Bombardier Aerospace delivered the first Challenger 300 jet to be operated from China, to Donghai Jet Co., based in Shenzhen, Southern China. The aircraft is the first of five Challenger 300 jets ordered by Donghai Jet on November 13, 2010. The Challenger 300 business jet joins a Challenger 605 aircraft, already in operation in Donghai
Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) has delivered its first PT6C-67E production engine for the Eurocopter EC175 helicopter, a medium-size utility helicopter for multi-role civilian and parapublic applications. "This first production engine marks another milestone in our relationship with Eurocopter," said Richard Dussault, Vice President, Marketing, P&WC. "The first flight of the second EC175 prototype helicopter
Bristol Associates completed the sale of the following aircraft on behalf of the Seller, Continental Airlines: one 1986 B737-3T0 (Msn 23375; Reg # N14324) to AS & L, (Nevada); and two 1997 B737-524
Boeing successfully completed the first engine runs for the 747-8 Intercontinental on March 8th. The milestone marks a key step in preparing Boeing’s largest-ever passenger jet for flight test. Engine runs lasted approximately two hours and 45 minutes. During initial engine runs, the engines are started and operated at various power settings to ensure all
Aeroflot Russian Airlines announced an order for six Boeing 777-300ERs (extended range) and two Boeing 777-200ERs. The order was previously attributed to an unidentified customer on Boeing’s Orders and Deliveries website.
