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Share value tumbles as Boeing forecasts 2016 earnings below estimates

Shares fell by up to 10% and reached a 52-week low after Boeing announced the Company’s forecast for 2016, figures not helped by the results of the financial performance for Q4 2015. Last week’s announcement that Boeing will be taking a charge for slowing production of the 747-8 certainly contributed to the weaker-than-anticipated profit for […]

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Component Control launches new website

Component Control has launched its newly designed website updated with a modern appearance and easier navigation. Component Control’s new website is a one-stop, 24-hour source for in-depth information about the company’s Quantum Control MRO and Logistics software. “Our customers have always appreciated all of the information that we provide on our website. Over the years,

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Ryanair speaks out as French ATC strike for 40th time in 6 years

Last week we reported on the creation of the A4E (Airlines for Europe) alliance by IAG (British Airways & Iberia), Lufthansa, Air France-KLM, easyJet and Ryanair, and quoted Ryanair’s CEO, Michael O’Leary, who specifically wanted to target air traffic control (ATC) unions – “we want to eliminate air traffic control strikes that affect thousands of

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JetBlue to roll out ‘fully connected in-seat experience’ across A320 fleet

JetBlue Airways has announced a major A320 cabin restyling, which will include the introduction of what it calls a “fully connected in-seat experience”. New 10-inch, high-definition, Internet-enabled in-flight entertainment (IFE) screens, more than 100 live television channels and in-seat power outlets and USB ports are among the key features. JetBlue becomes the first airline to

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IATA reveals decline in freight volumes has bottomed out

Encouraging figures have been released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) indicating that for global air freight markets, figures for November 2015 are slightly up on the low point in August and had expanded on those for October, leading to the conclusion that the previous decline had now bottomed out. Figures measured in Freight

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Constant Aviation receives Canadian approval for STC

Constant Aviation received Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) approval for the Phenom 300 Wi-Fi STC install on Canadian registered aircraft. This STC approves the installation of Swiftbroadband Aviator 200 and Gogo Wi-Fi systems on the Phenom 300, allowing increased reliability and performance. “Receiving this approval was a top priority for us to continue supporting customers

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Oslo Airport first location to supply Air BP Biojet via main fuel hydrant system

In a first for commercial aviation, Air BP, together with Norwegian airport operator Avinor, and sustainable biofuel specialist SkyNRG, reported the results of a successful collaboration for commercial supply of jet biofuel at Oslo Airport Gardermoen. From January 22nd, all airlines landing at Oslo Airport can have jet biofuel delivered from the airport’s main fuel

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IAMAW members of Air Canada ratify new contract on collective agreement terms

Air Canada and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW) confirmed that its members have ratified a new contract on collective agreement terms for ten years. The IAMAW represents 7,500 Air Canada employees who work as technical, maintenance and operational support employees in the airline’s Airport, Maintenance and Air Canada Cargo operations. The

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US Mid-Atlantic braces itself for storm Jonas with major flight cancellations

Almost a year ago to the day when the winter storm labelled Juno, described as “the worst snowstorm in history”, shut down massive tracts of the USA, today has seen an impending Mid-Atlantic snowstorm see thousands of flights cancelled in advance of the anticipated weekend weather. According to the US National Weather Service, the storm

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