AerFin has officially announced the launch of its new brand as it continues its global expansion and transformational growth. Over the past decade, AerFin has twice been recognised as Europe’s fastest-growing aviation and defence business. The company has now expanded to nearly 200 dedicated and passionate employees, serving over 600 customers across six continents, consistently
Cathay Pacific has announced that maintenance work on its A350 fleet is making good progress, the airline’s engineering-team having conducted a thorough inspection of all operational A350 aircraft over a 24-hour period. So far, 15 aircraft have been identified with engine components that need replacing, and three of these have already been successfully repaired. The
A ceremony at Incheon Airport on August 30 marked the launch of Korean Air’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) initiative. The event was attended by several high-profile figures, including Sangwoo Park, Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT); Dukgeun Ahn, Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy; Sanghyup Kim, Co-Chairman of the Carbon Neutrality and Green Growth
The Technical and Vocational Skills Development Commission (TVSDC) has signed a partnership agreement with Jordan Aircraft Maintenance Limited (Joramco), in a ceremony attended by Joramco’s Chief Executive Officer, Fraser Currie, and Chief People and Performance Officer, Hana Ibsais. This collaboration is designed to advance vocational training for both parties and create new opportunities for young
Boeing and Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to advance the West African country’s aviation industry. Africa is forecasted to experience air traffic growth well above the global average over the next 20 years, making it a significant market. Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace, Festus
The JAA Training Organisation (JAA TO) has signed a one-year framework agreement with the Albanian Civil Aviation Authority (ACAA), marking a significant collaboration in civil regulatory aviation training. This partnership, formalised in Spring 2024 and celebrated during the ICAO’s 14th Air Navigation Conference in Montréal, underscores JAA TO’s commitment to excellence in aviation education and
Latvian national airline airBaltic is set to significantly boost its training capabilities with the addition of a second Airbus A220 full-flight simulator (FFS), scheduled for delivery in the fourth quarter of 2024. This new simulator will play a key role in supporting the airline’s expanding fleet and the continuous development of its Pilot Academy by
SAS and the Norwegian cabin unions have successfully concluded mediation, reaching an agreement after a four-day strike. The industrial action, which primarily impacted flights in Norway, caused limited disruptions. However, by tomorrow, August 28, SAS anticipates that its flight schedule will return to normal. Kjetil Håbjørg, Chief Airline Services at SAS, expressed his satisfaction with
Textron Aviation has announced that its Cessna SkyCourier twin utility turboprop has received type certification from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), enhancing the aircraft’s capacity to support operations in remote regions of Southeast Asia. The first SkyCourier in the region, a 19-seat passenger variant, is scheduled for delivery in the second half
Air cargo tonnages experienced a sharp decline in Week 33 (August 12. to 18.), dropping by 7% compared to the previous week. The decrease was particularly steep from Asia Pacific (9%) and Europe (11%) origins. A detailed analysis, based on over 450,000 weekly transactions covered by WorldACD’s data, reveals that nearly 70% of the decline
