Aircraft & Engines

S.A.T., the holding of the Berlin-based German carrier Germania, has taken delivery of its first of five directly purchased A319s. The order is part of the airline

The first Sukhoi Superjet 100 was delivered to "Armavia" aircompany in a ceremony held at Zvartnots airport on April 19th. "The delivery of the first production aircraft is the key milestone of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 Project. The event opens a new stage of the Program

Bombardier Aerospace announced the entry into service of the first CL-215T aircraft to be operated by the Government of Saskatchewan, which purchased a total of four turbine conversion kits for its fleet of CL-215 piston engine amphibious aircraft. These conversion kits will enhance reliability and efficiency while addressing engine obsolescence. The manual flight controls have

S.A.T., the holding of the Berlin-based German carrier Germania, has taken delivery of its first of five directly purchased A319s. The order is part of the airline

In a transaction arranged by Skyworld Aviation and Prisma Aviation Services, Sky Wings Airlines of Greece have purchased four Avro RJ 100 aircraft from Aegean Airlines. Skyworld Aviation acted on behalf of Skywings Airlines, and Prisma Aviation Services acted on behalf of Aegean Airlines. The sale includes a large package of spare parts and tooling

During the first quarter of 2011, Embraer delivered 20 jets to the commercial aviation market and eight to executive aviation. On March 31, 2011, the firm order backlog totaled $16 billion, an increase of $400 million over December 31, 2010.

In a transaction arranged by Skyworld Aviation and Prisma Aviation Services, Sky Wings Airlines of Greece have purchased four Avro RJ 100 aircraft from Aegean Airlines. Skyworld Aviation acted on behalf of Skywings Airlines, and Prisma Aviation Services acted on behalf of Aegean Airlines. The sale includes a large package of spare parts and tooling

During the first quarter of 2011, Embraer delivered 20 jets to the commercial aviation market and eight to executive aviation. On March 31, 2011, the firm order backlog totaled $16 billion, an increase of $400 million over December 31, 2010.

The regional airline NOK Mini in Thailand has leased two Saab 340Bplus from Saab Aircraft Leasing and will start operations on April 1st. Eight secondary cities in Thailand’s northwest and northeast provinces will be serviced with daily flights from DonMuang airport in Bangkok. NOK Mini is a codeshare partner with NOK Air, a successful low-cost

Star Flyer, a Japanese fast-growing, value-based airline, signed a firm contract with Airbus for the purchase of two A320s. The Japanese airline currently operates five leased A320s, with four more to be delivered. This order is the Japanese carrier