At the Airline & Aerospace MRO & Flight Operations IT Conference in Amsterdam, aircraft maintenance software provider Rusada and mobile solutions specialist Conduce have agreed to a strategic partnership. The partnership will see the two companies join forces on projects requiring both a maintenance software solution and an eTechLog solution. Rusada and Conduce have previously […]
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Aircraft investment specialist Stratos has delivered two wide-body aircraft in the past week, continuing a deal-flow involving over ten wide-body aircraft to different buyers and lessees over the past 12 months. Stratos completed the sale of one A330-300, MSN1338, to an affiliate of DHL – the aircraft was originally operated by Thai International and was acquired
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Texel Air, a Bahraini cargo airline, has launched a sister airline, Texel Air Australasia, located at Auckland International Airport New Zealand. Texel Air Bahrain, headquartered in the Middle East, was formed by Founder and Chairman John Chisholm. Texel Air Australasia was officially launched on Saturday June 10, 2023, from Auckland International Airport as New Zealand’s
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Azorra, the commercial aircraft lessor based in Fort Lauderdale, Fl., has welcomed Eleanor Rodrigues-Smith to its team. She joined Azorra in June as Vice President Commercial Transactions with a focus on leading a cross-functional-deal team to negotiate and manage all aircraft lease or purchase/sale agreements from LOI to final lease agreement. Rodrigues-Smith brings over 25
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Jazz Aviation, a subsidiary of Chrorus Aviation, is expanding its Jazz Aviation Pilot Pathway Program (Jazz APP) to include Airmedic, based in Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada. Airmedic is the 21st participating industry organisation in the Jazz APP. “Welcoming Airmedic from Quebec is an important step in Jazz’s continued commitment to creating opportunities for pilots,” said Cal
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State Grid Space Technology (SGST) has successfully completed a flight demonstration at Hefei Shiwan Airport in China, with an Airbus H125 helicopter using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This is the first helicopter flight using SAF in China. The Safran ARRIEL 2D-powered H125 flew at a hybrid ratio of 40% of SAF provided by CNAF (China
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Avolon, the international aircraft leasing company, has publishes its World Fleet Forecast – Return to Growth – projecting trends in the commercial passenger aviation fleet out to 2042. It forecasts the fleet will almost double by 2042, growing 94% to 46,880 aircraft, underpinned by sustained growth in demand for air travel, building on the rapid recovery
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Aeronautical Engineers, (AEI) has completed its first B737-800SF freighter conversion with a flat aft pressure bulkhead. “737-800s with flat aft pressure bulkheads represent a small percentage of the entire feedstock, yet AEI’s ability to convert all 737-800-line number aircraft is a huge convenience for our customers, especially leasing customers looking to place their aircraft around
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Finnair has raised its guidance for comparable operating result for the full-year 2023. This is partly as it expects travel demand to continue stronger than previously anticipated, while fuel price development has been more favourable than expected and the company’s strategy implementation has progressed better than anticipated. Contrary to the previous guidance, the company estimates that the
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American Airlines (American) and JetBlue Airways (JetBlue) are appealing to a U.S. judge to allow them to continue their mutual frequent flyer recognition and codeshare agreements, according to a Reuters report. The airlines are arguing that these arrangements are legal and necessary to ensure proper compensation for services provided to customers. On May 19, U.S.
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