Aeroflot celebrates 85th birthday and reveals ambitious future growth plan
AS the Russian airline Aeroflot celebrated its 85th birthday, CEO Valery Okulov outlined the company
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AS the Russian airline Aeroflot celebrated its 85th birthday, CEO Valery Okulov outlined the company
Ryanair announced its 27th European and second Scottish base in Edinburgh. From September, Ryanair will base two new Boeing 737-800 aircraft (worth $140 million) which will serve 19 routes to/from Edinburgh. These new routes will deliver 1.2 million passengers and sustain 1,200 jobs in Edinburgh and East Scotland.
ABX Holdings reported the election of Jeffrey A. Dominick, an experienced financial professional with an extensive background in the airline, transportation and logistics industry, to its Board of Directors. Dominick will complete the term of Frederick Reed, who passed away in August 2007. That term will end in 2010.
Bombardier Aerospace, Belfast has announced that Professor Richard Barnett and Mr Sean Dorgan have agreed to act as non-executive directors of Bombardier
Midcoast Aviation announced that it has selected 32-year veteran Steve Bates to lead the completions and modifications program at the company’s St. Louis Downtown Airport facility. Midcoast Aviation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Jet Aviation Group of Companies, is a full-service AS9100-certified aircraft maintenance, modifications and completions provider.
Scott Toelle has joined bmi, the UK’s second largest airline, as director of key accounts in the US with his office located in Oakland, Maryland. Toelle will be responsible for managing sales efforts and developing a business strategy for nearly 150 accounts that pertain to bmi’s new Middle East, Africa and Central Asia routes as
Air Transat a subsidiary of Transat A.T., was confirmed by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as an IOSA-registered operator at a ceremony held in Madrid. IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) registration caps 18 months of intense preparation work and process enhancement by the airline, followed by a comprehensive audit performed by IATA-accredited Simat, Helliesen
Bombardier Aerospace continues to expand its fast growing worldwide support network, adding two new Challenger 300 service facilities in North America. Duncan Aviation – Battle Creek of Battle Creek, MI, and Midcoast Aviation of Cahokia, IL, have both been appointed as Authorized Service Facilities (ASF) for the popular super midsize jet. Duncan Aviation and Midcoast
Pratt & Whitney Canada has launched an all-new Fleet Management Program designed to meet the wide-ranging engine maintenance needs of helicopter customers around the world. The new Fleet Management Program (FMP) offers helicopter customers a combination of cost stability and simplicity. Customers pay a guaranteed rate that recognizes the demanding and often changing operating environments
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