Astronics' Electronic Power Distribution System to be installed on new Bell 525 Relentless helicopter

December 3, 2013

Astronics Advanced Electronic Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Astronics Corporation, will be supplying Bell Helicopter with the Secondary Electronic Power Distribution System (EPDS) for the new Bell 525 Relentless. Astronics designs and builds modern electrical distribution systems, which safely and efficiently manage aircraft power. The secondary EPDS selected by Bell Helicopter employs Astronics’ electronic circuit

CPI Aerostructures receives purchase orders from Boeing for A-10 assemblies

December 3, 2013

CPI Aerostructures has received purchase orders totaling more than $15m from the Boeing Defense, Space & Security unit for assemblies for the A-10 aircraft. These represent follow-on orders for CPI Aero’s previously announced long-term requirements contract to support Boeing’s A-10 Wing Replacement Program (WRP). The A-10 WRP multi-million dollar contract between Boeing and CPI Aero

Ducommun receives multiyear contract from Parker Aerospace for electronics on Airbus A350

December 3, 2013

Ducommun has received a multiyear contract from Parker Aerospace to produce complex printed circuit board assemblies for use in the fuel management system of the Airbus A350 family of commercial aircraft. The award has a potential value in excess of $20m over the contract period, and is expected to begin production in mid-2014. Ducommun also

Cargolux chooses AerData’s STREAM digital aircraft records software

December 3, 2013

AerData, the provider of software and services for the aviation industry announced Cargolux Airlines International S.A., as the latest Airline to acquire STREAM aircraft records software. STREAM (Secure Technical Records for Electronic Asset Management) is the industry’s foremost web-based solution used by some of the world’s largest airlines, lessors and MROs to manage aircraft and

AJW Aviation signs five year PBH contract with WOW air

December 3, 2013

AJW Aviation, a leading independent complete aircraft spares support specialist, has signed a five year power-by-the-hour contract with European airline WOW air. The initial contract is to provide on-going support for one of the airline’s A320 aircraft. WOW air which is based in Iceland, is the country’s only low-cost carrier since acquiring its predecessor Iceland

BOC Aviation makes first delivery to KLM subsidiary, KLM Cityhopper

December 3, 2013

BOC Aviation has delivered the first of six Embraer E190 aircraft to KLM subsidiary, KLM Cityhopper, under an operating lease agreement. The remaining five E190 aircraft from BOC Aviation will be delivered between December 2013 and April 2014.

AAR to acquire cargo loading system assets from PFW Aerospace GmbH

December 2, 2013

AAR CORP. released that its 100% owned subsidiary, Telair International GmbH, has signed a definitive agreement to purchase the cargo loading system assets of Speyer, Germany based PFW Aerospace GmbH. The acquisition will enhance Telair’s market position as one of the leading suppliers globally of cargo loading and baggage handling systems. Upon completion of a

AIROD Aerospace selected as the fifth authorized AEI Conversion Center

December 2, 2013

Aeronautical Engineers has selected AIROD Aerospace Technology (AAe) as their fifth authorized AEI Conversion Center (ACC). AAe has a seven hangar MRO facility and will begin providing AEI B737-300SF & B737-400SF Passenger to Freighter (PTF) Conversions in the first quarter of 2014 for AEI customers. AEI now has a total of 10 conversion lines spread

China Express Airlines signs purchase agreement for up to 16 CRJ900 NextGen aircraft

December 2, 2013

China Express Airlines has placed a firm order for three CRJ900 NextGen airliners, as well as entered into conditional purchase agreements for five CRJ900 NextGen aircraft with options on an additional eight CRJ900 NextGen aircraft. China Express, based in Guiyang, Guizhou provides regional passenger services with its fleet of five CRJ200 aircraft and six CRJ900

Boeing delivers C-17 Cargo Compartment Trainer to Royal Australian Air Force

December 2, 2013

Boeing has delivered a full-scale C-17 Globemaster III Cargo Compartment Trainer (CCT) to the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), ensuring that RAAF loadmaster training can be cost-effectively completed in Australia instead of in the United States. The CCT is a fully functional replica of a C-17 fuselage in a dedicated facility at RAAF Base Amberley.

Top Stories

Astronics' Electronic Power Distribution System to be installed on new Bell 525 Relentless helicopter

CPI Aerostructures receives purchase orders from Boeing for A-10 assemblies

Ducommun receives multiyear contract from Parker Aerospace for electronics on Airbus A350

Cargolux chooses AerData’s STREAM digital aircraft records software

AJW Aviation signs five year PBH contract with WOW air

BOC Aviation makes first delivery to KLM subsidiary, KLM Cityhopper

AAR to acquire cargo loading system assets from PFW Aerospace GmbH

AIROD Aerospace selected as the fifth authorized AEI Conversion Center

China Express Airlines signs purchase agreement for up to 16 CRJ900 NextGen aircraft

Boeing delivers C-17 Cargo Compartment Trainer to Royal Australian Air Force

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