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As part of RUAG’s strategy of focusing on its core competencies, from October 15th the RUAG Technology division will be known as RUAG Aerostructures. This step underlines the growing significance of aerostructures for RUAG, and clearly defines the company’s position in the expanding international aviation market. With sites in Emmen, Switzerland, and Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany, RUAG

Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has granted anti-trust immunity to a joint business between Japan Airlines, Finnair and British Airways. This paves the way for Finnair to join the existing joint business between Japan Airlines and British Airways. The agreement will allow all three airlines to cooperate commercially on flights between

ARGUS International, Inc’s Market Intelligence division has been retained by Nextant Aerospace to conduct research designed to validate their next product launch. After extensive internal analysis of their future aircraft platforms, Nextant specifically tasked ARGUS with reviewing the viability of the entry level market place. Nextant Aerospace is recognized as the first company in the

Memphis-based Southern Airways is embarking on its secondary capital raise in order to further expand the carrier’s increasing demand for flights across its five-state footprint. Credited with helping secure a new tower for the Destin Airport due to its daily passenger service there, Southern has been a welcome amenity to those Memphis and Oxford beach

Flying Colours Corp. the Canadian headquartered maintenance, completion and refurbishment specialist will be promoting the rebranding of its US subsidiary, previously known as JetCorp Tech Services Inc., to Flying Colours Corp. KSUS when it exhibits at this year’s American National Business Aviation Association meeting in Las Vegas. The decision to rename the company’s St. Louis,