Aircraft & Engines

Saitama Prefecture orders one AW139 Helicopter

AgustaWestland and Mitsui Bussan Aerospace reported that Saitama Prefecture of Japan has placed an order for an AW139 medium twin helicopter. This aircraft will be operated by the Fire Fighting and Disaster Relief Department to perform fire fighting, emergency medical service, air rescue and transport missions. The helicopter will be assembled at AgustaWestland

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AerCap reports fourth quarter 2010 transactions

AerCap Holdings N.V. announced the completion of the following transactions during the fourth quarter 2010: AerCap signed new lease agreements for 13 aircraft, delivered eight aircraft and 18 engines under lease agreements, purchased four aircraft and nine engines, sold five aircraft and three engines and disassembled four aircraft and four engines. AerCap signed 13 new

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GA Telesis acquires one CRJ-100 (CF34-3A1) and two B737-300 (CFM56-3) aircraft/engine for dismantle

GA Telesis has added one CRJ-100s ex-Comair (MSN 7035) powered by CF34-3A1 engines and two B737-300s ex-United Airlines and ex-US Airways (MSN 24639 & 23780) powered by CFM56-3 engines, to its inventory. The aircraft will enter the GA Telesis disassembly production line in the USA, and the disassembly and remarketing will be led by the

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Airstream completes delivery of second ERJ-145 to Semey Avia in Kazakhstan

The aircraft, previously operated by FlyBe and British Airways, is the second aircraft Airstream has delivered to this operator. It will be operating services within Kazakhstan and to neighbouring countries. Airstream has now completed in excess of 60 transactions involving ERJ-145 aircraft including financings, sales, operating and wet leases.

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Pratt & Whitney's JT8D engine receives FAA certification for engine enhancements

Pratt & Whitney received the certification of several enhancements for the JT8D-219 engine. These enhancements successfully completed 150 hours of endurance testing in May, clearing the way for Federal Aviation Administration certification of the upgrades in early November. “The JT8D is a major part of Pratt & Whitney’s history; improving its reliability and modernizing its

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