Rolls-Royce announces Air New Zealand Trent 1000 orders
Rolls-Royce is to power Air New Zealand
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Sikorsky Global Helicopters, a Sikorsky company, recently delivered an S-300C helicopter to UND Aerospace at the University of North Dakota. The university has operated Sikorsky helicopters in its training program since 1983. The new helicopter becomes the seventh Sikorsky helicopter in operation in UND’s fleet. UND has three more S-300C helicopters on order this year.
Embraer began deliveries of the first units of the entry level Phenom 100 executive jet in Brazil at the end of June. The first customers to receive the aircraft were Algar Aviation, from Uberl
Air Canada took delivery in Vancouver of its 18th Boeing 777 aircraft, sporting a specially designed livery from nose to tail in recognition of the carrier’s role as Official Airline of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. With the delivery of fin 742, a 777-300ER, Air Canada completes its fleet-wide renewal program.
Wizz Air released that it will expand its base in Gdansk by adding a third aircraft, launching new routes and increasing frequencies on some of the existing services. The brand new Airbus A320 aircraft will arrive directly from the manufacturer
Focus Aviation has been appointed by Air Jamaica as exclusive worldwide remarketing agent for the sale of two A320-200 aircraft. The aircraft (MSN 624, 626) have been at Air Jamaica since delivery in 1996/7, are both CFM56 powered and are available immediately. Air Jamaica operates a fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft and is one of
Turkish airline SunExpress ordered six Next-Generation 737-800s. The order is worth approximately $460 million at list prices. Founded in 1989 as a joint venture between Turkish Airlines and Lufthansa, SunExpress is a scheduled and charter carrier serving the Turkish tourist market, currently operating an all-Boeing fleet of 19 airplanes. The new airplanes will be equipped
Embraer delivered 56 aircraft to the Commercial, Executive, and Defense segments during the second quarter of 2009 (2Q09). On June 30, 2009, the Company’s firm order backlog was $19.8 billion. Of the 56 aircraft delivered by Embraer in 2Q09, 35 went to the Commercial Aviation segment, 19 to Executive Aviation, and two to Defense
GA Telesis announced that it has acquired two Boeing 757 aircraft (MSN 23198 & 23199). The 757
Titan Aviation, from Dubai, United Arab Emirates took delivery of a Legacy 600 executive jet. The aircraft was acquired by an undisclosed customer, and will be managed and operated by Titan Aviation for exclusive private use of its owner. The Dubai-based company has another Legacy 600 in its fleet, since June 2008, and is scheduled
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