The 30th A380 to be delivered was handed over on June 4th to Emirates Airline, one of the launch customers of the Airbus double-decker aircraft. This is the tenth A380 Emirates has received out of its total firm order for 58 aircraft. Airbus has already delivered seven A380s so far in 2010, three to Emirates
After a completion time of just four months and one week Hamburg based Lufthansa Technik
Luxair Luxembourg Airlines has signed an agreement with Boeing to purchase one Next-Generation 737-800 jetliner. The airplane will join Luxair’s Next-Generation 737 fleet of three 737-700s and one 737-800. The 737-800 has an average list price of $77 million. The order was previously recorded on Boeing’s Orders & Deliveries website as an unidentified customer.
As part of its previously announced Air Transat fleet renewal program, Transat A.T. announced the signing of an agreement with CIT Aerospace International for the long-term leasing of two Airbus A330 wide-body jets. Air Transat’s fleet currently includes 13 Airbus A310s, which will be gradually withdrawn from service, and Airbus A330s. Five of the latter
The first S-70i BLACK HAWK helicopter, built at Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.’s company in Poland, PZL Mielec, has entered the flight test program at Sikorsky’s Development Flight Center (DFC) in Florida. The S-70i helicopter is an international variant of the BLACK HAWK helicopter. Sikorsky Aircraft is a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp.
AWAS delivered an Airbus A330-200 to Hawaiian Airlines at the Airbus facility in Toulouse on Thursday 27th May. The event was attended by representatives from AWAS, Hawaiian Airlines and Airbus. The aircraft will form part of Hawaiian
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Australian Aerospace announced the sale of a multi-role Dauphin AS365 N3+ helicopter to the Western Australian Police Service. The contract, worth more than $10 million, will provide a much-needed second helicopter for the state
Honeywell will be analyzing the effects of ash ingestion in two of its TPE331 turboprop engines used to gather scientific data during recent volcanic eruptions and flights into the subsequent ash cloud over Europe. The engines powered a Dornier 228 and accumulated 10 hours of operation in the volcanic ash cloud and an additional 22
Flight Options, a provider of private jet travel services, has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorization to place the new Phenom 300 aircraft on its Air Carrier Certificate. After intensive review and a safety based collaboration with the FAA, the Phenom 300 is now approved for Part 135 and Part 91K operations through Flight Options.
