The advanced technology of the A350 FFS not only increases the efficiency of training but also empowers pilots to confidently master the skills required for smooth A350 operations

Emirates invests US$48 million in pilot and cabin crew training

October 15, 2024

In preparation for the arrival of its much-anticipated Airbus A350 aircraft, Emirates has invested approximately US$48 million in cutting-edge training equipment and systems for both its pilots and cabin crew. This significant investment underscores the airline’s commitment to achieving the highest standards of excellence in crew training. The new training suites include three full-flight simulators

China Airlines has ordered ten Airbus A350-1000s and 14 Boeing 777X aircraft © Boeing

Boeing to cut 17,000 jobs amid strike and safety crisis

October 14, 2024

Boeing has announced plans to cut 17,000 jobs in an effort “to align with our financial reality” as the aerospace giant faces ongoing challenges from a major strike and the fallout from its latest safety crisis, The Guardian reported. The the company also revealed it will delay the first delivery of its 777X commercial jetliner

Official opening of SITA's new hub in Cluj-Napoca, Romania

SITA opens new technology hub in Romania

October 11, 2024

SITA has opened a new technology hub in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, aimed at driving innovation in air travel. This new hub strengthens SITA’s network of technology centres, joining those in London, Letterkenny (Ireland) and New Delhi. The Cluj-Napoca hub will focus on developing solutions to improve passenger processing, operational efficiency and sustainability, addressing key challenges in

Boeing Union determined to prolong strike after pay talks break down

October 10, 2024

The lead negotiator for a Boeing union representing around 33,000 workers, who have been on strike for nearly a month, stated on Wednesday, October 9, that members were prepared to endure a lengthy standoff with the planemaker after pay negotiations collapsed the previous day. “We’re in this for the long haul, and our members understand

Orlando Airports suspend commercial operations due to hurricane Milton

October 9, 2024

The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) will suspend commercial passenger operations at Orlando International Airport (MCO) from 8 a.m. on Wednesday, October 9th, and at Orlando Executive Airport (ORL) from 10 p.m. on Tuesday, October 8th, as Hurricane Milton approaches Central Florida. Although commercial flights will cease, the airports will remain open for emergency, aid,

Italian prosecutors accuse seven of fraud over flawed Boeing parts

October 8, 2024

Italian prosecutors have accused seven individuals and two sub-contractors of crimes including fraud and breaching aircraft safety regulations following an investigation into suspected flawed parts produced by an Italian company for Boeing, Reuters reported. The investigation, which began in late 2021, was launched after Boeing revealed that some parts for its 787 Dreamliner, supplied by

Global CO2 emissions per seat show significant decline, reports IBA

October 7, 2024

Aviation market intelligence firm IBA has reported a notable decrease in CO2 emissions per Available Seat Kilometre (ASK) globally compared to pre-pandemic levels. According to the company’s latest data, global aircraft efficiency has seen significant improvement, with CO2 per ASK dropping between 4.1% and 10.1% from 2019 to 2024 as airlines continue to modernise their

Wizz Air has opened a new pilot training centre at Rome Fiumicino Airport

Wizz Air opens advanced pilot training centre at Rome Fiumicino Airport

October 7, 2024

Wizz Air has inaugurated its latest state-of-the-art pilot training centre at Rome Fiumicino Airport in Italy, marking a significant expansion of its training capabilities beyond its initial facility in Budapest. The new centre is set to provide recurrent training for more than 4,800 pilots annually, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards of

KLM implements strategic overhaul to boost profitability and efficiency

October 7, 2024

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) has announced a series of measures aimed at enhancing its operational and financial performance. This comprehensive plan includes increasing productivity, simplifying the organisational structure, reducing costs and deferring non-essential investments. While KLM’s revenues are on the rise, these steps have become necessary due to increasing costs related to equipment, staffing,

Dubai - United Arab Emirates © Shutterstock

Middle East flight disruptions impact regional and international airlines

October 2, 2024

Airlines across the Middle East are facing significant disruptions following the closure of key airspaces in response to escalating regional tensions. The closures came after Iran launched missile strikes on Israel. These developments have severely impacted the operations of major carriers like Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways. Emirates announced the suspension of its services

Other News

Emirates invests US$48 million in pilot and cabin crew training

Boeing to cut 17,000 jobs amid strike and safety crisis

SITA opens new technology hub in Romania

Boeing Union determined to prolong strike after pay talks break down

Orlando Airports suspend commercial operations due to hurricane Milton

Italian prosecutors accuse seven of fraud over flawed Boeing parts

Global CO2 emissions per seat show significant decline, reports IBA

Wizz Air opens advanced pilot training centre at Rome Fiumicino Airport

KLM implements strategic overhaul to boost profitability and efficiency

Middle East flight disruptions impact regional and international airlines

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