AAR’s Nordisk partners with Airbus to develop AMV main deck cargo container

October 6, 2014

AAR’s Nordisk Aviation Products, in partnership with Airbus, has developed an AMV main deck cargo container exclusively for the A330-200F, A300-600 and A310-300 converted freighter. Hong Kong Airlines recently purchased the customized unit devices (ULDs) for its fleet of Airbus 330-200F aircraft. The AMV accommodates side-by-side positioning, allowing maximum use of space. The AMV has

French Judiciary dithers over constitutionality of Airbus Group insider dealing trial

October 6, 2014

It took eight years of investigating to bring seven past and present executives of Airbus Group to trial, and only a matter of hours for that trial to come to a grinding halt. The reason? The French court in question, headed by lead Magistrate Bénédicte de Perheus, has decided that the whole concept of a

Air Canada and the Air Canada Pilots Association reach new agreement

October 6, 2014

Air Canada has reached a new agreement with the Air Canada Pilots Association (ACPA), subject to ratification, on collective agreement terms for ten years. “This new, ten-year agreement with the Air Canada Pilots Association is an important development which, if ratified, will allow us to further accelerate the implementation of our business strategy and support

TES Aviation and Privilege Style Airlines sign Engine Fleet Management agreement

October 6, 2014

TES Aviation Group announced the signing of a long term engine support agreement with Privilege Style (Madrid/Palma, Spain). The engine management program consists of a bespoke selection of tailored service modules which have been developed from TES’ already established Engine Management programs, allowing TES to fulfil the exact requirements of the airlines engine management needs

Alaska Airlines purchases 10 Boeing 737-900ER aircraft

October 6, 2014

Alaska Airlines, Seattle’s hometown airline, continues to invest in the long-term success of its business and the region it calls home. Alaska, which exclusively flies Boeing airplanes, announced the purchase of 10 additional Boeing 737-900ER aircraft. This order represents a significant investment in the long-term success of Alaska Airlines, and supports one of the largest

China Airlines takes delivery of airline's first 777-300ER

October 6, 2014

Boeing and China Airlines celebrated the delivery of the airline’s first 777-300ER (Extended Range). The new airplane is the first of 10 777-300ERs that the Taiwanese flag carrier plans to introduce in the coming years. China Airlines will introduce a new, state-of-the-art cabin interior onboard its 777-300ER designed by award-winning Taiwanese architect Ray Chen. The

Vector Aerospace facility in Prince Edward Island secures AS9110B certification

October 6, 2014

Vector Aerospace Engine Services – Atlantic (ES-A), a subsidiary of Vector Aerospace Corporation, announced that its MRO facility in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada has received AS9110B certification. AS9110B is the standard that was developed by aerospace professionals to meet the specific requirements of Aerospace Maintenance Organizations. AS9110B incorporates the requirements of ISO 9001: 2008

Flights powered by CF34s engines continue to rise

October 6, 2014

Flights on the world-wide fleet of CF34-powered regional jets in service have risen an average of 6% year-over-year during the last decade. Since 2004, daily passenger flights powered by CF34 engines have increased yearly, reaching more than 11,400 flights per day world-wide in 2013. Annual passenger flights with CF34 engines have grown to more than

Travelers told it is still safe to fly during Ebola outbreak

October 3, 2014

It is easy to forget that the effects of the world’s worst outbreak of the Ebola virus stretch well beyond the current tragic loss of over 3,000 people. Airlines are now heavily promoting the fact it is still remarkably safe to fly and that Ebola only becomes contagious once symptoms become obvious. With an incubation

easyJet posts revised profit forcast

October 3, 2014

easyJet reported revenue per seat at constant currency for the three months to September 30th, 2014 is expected to grow by around 1.5% driven by a strong finish to the summer season. Revenue per seat at constant currency for the six months to 30 September 2014 is expected to grow by around 2%. Cost per

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AAR’s Nordisk partners with Airbus to develop AMV main deck cargo container

French Judiciary dithers over constitutionality of Airbus Group insider dealing trial

Air Canada and the Air Canada Pilots Association reach new agreement

TES Aviation and Privilege Style Airlines sign Engine Fleet Management agreement

Alaska Airlines purchases 10 Boeing 737-900ER aircraft

China Airlines takes delivery of airline's first 777-300ER

Vector Aerospace facility in Prince Edward Island secures AS9110B certification

Flights powered by CF34s engines continue to rise

Travelers told it is still safe to fly during Ebola outbreak

easyJet posts revised profit forcast

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