Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation announced the establishment of a locally incorporated, solely-owned subsidiary in Amsterdam, the Netherlands to function as its sales base for Europe. With the establishment of the Europe sales office, Mitsubishi Aircraft will accelerate its sales activities of the MRJ (Mitsubishi Regional Jet) in the European region. The new company will begin operation
UOP, a Honeywell company, reported that Honeywell Green Jet Fuel, produced using UOP process technology, successfully powered an Interjet Airbus A320-214 from Mexico City to Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas. Process technology from Honeywell’s UOP was used to convert Mexican-sourced jatropha, an inedible plant that can be grown in many climates and does not compete with the
Constant Aviation, headquartered at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, increased their available parts inventory both rotable and expendable units from 10,000 line items to over 18,000 line items.
Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation announced the establishment of a locally incorporated, solely-owned subsidiary in Amsterdam, the Netherlands to function as its sales base for Europe. With the establishment of the Europe sales office, Mitsubishi Aircraft will accelerate its sales activities of the MRJ (Mitsubishi Regional Jet) in the European region. The new company will begin operation
SuperJet International (SJI) has completed flight crew training course for Aeroflot pilots at its training center facility in Moscow. The "Type Rating course for Aeroflot pilots" on the SSJ100, conducted by SJI Staff Pilots had a duration of 24 days. The courses involved three flight crews (6 pilots) in classroom sections which required the use
SuperJet International (SJI) has completed flight crew training course for Aeroflot pilots at its training center facility in Moscow. The
Yes Airways, a new Polish airline, has chosen Commsoft to provide it with market leading software systems for managing the maintenance of its fleet. Yes has chosen Commsoft
U.S.-based Neff Capital Management announced the launching of Nordic Global Airlines ("NGA"), an all-cargo airline based in Helsinki, Finland. NGA, which is expected to commence operations later this year, will begin service with MD-11 freighters. Tentative routings include Helsinki/Asia and Helsinki/North America. The company
Alaska Airlines and the Transport Workers Union jointly announced tentative agreement on a new four-year contract for the carrier’s 36 dispatchers. The proposed contract includes wage increases and provisions to improve quality of life issues, among other changes. Union members will now review the proposed contract and conduct a ratification vote, with results expected in
Yes Airways, a new Polish airline, has chosen Commsoft to provide it with market leading software systems for managing the maintenance of its fleet. Yes has chosen Commsoft
