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Constant Aviation opens Beechjet Center Of Excellence

Constant Aviation announced the launch of their Beechjet Center of Excellence at Cuyahoga County Airport (KCGF). CGF is located just 15 miles from downtown Cleveland. “Our Beechjet Center of Excellence will solely focus and work on the Beechjet airframe. With over 500 Beechjet’s operating in North America, we wanted to open a Beechjet Center of […]

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American Airlines and Cuba Travel Services plan new charter service between Los Angeles and Havana

American Airlines and Cuba Travel Services plan to operate the first charter flights between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Jose Marti International Airport (HAV) in Havana later this year, providing travelers the only nonstop service connecting the West Coast to Cuba since travel restrictions were eased. American’s new charter service between Los Angeles and

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HyperSolar sees growing market for hydrogen powered aircraft

HyperSolar, the developer of a breakthrough technology to produce renewable hydrogen using sunlight and water, commented on recent news from both a well-known commercial airplane manufacturer, as well as researchers who successfully executed the first hydrogen fuel cell-powered unmanned aerial vehicle flight in the Middle East. A group of researchers at the Department of Mechanical

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AeroCentury renews management agreement with JetFleet management

AeroCentury has reached a new management agreement with its current management company, JetFleet Management (JMC) which continues JMC’s management services through August 2025 and provides AeroCentury with significant enhancements over the prior management agreement with JMC. “We studied a number of alternatives for our day-to-day operations, and we determined that JMC offered the best mix

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Trigana Air ATR42-300 crashes in Papua killing all 54 on board

On a flight between Jayapura and Oksibil in Papua, a journey which usually takes 42 minutes, Indonesia’s Trigana Aior ATR-300 crashed into Mount Tangok at just before 3pm local time, 0600hrs GMT, on Sunday. It is understood there were no survivors from the 49 passengers and 5 crew on board. Within the passenger manifest were

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Baltic Aviation Academy updates B737 full flight simulator

Baltic Aviation Training Academy announced new updates on their Boeing 737 full flight simulator. Working in partnership with simulator maintenance experts – SimHelp, engineer installed new updates to the Flight Management System (FMS) computer. Now full flight simulator operates the newest U10.8A program version, which allows increasing the amount of data of the program up

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Aviation talks on flights between China and USA hit a stumbling block

A standoff now exists between China and the USA with regard to any ease on flight limits between the two nations. Currently the USA are refusing to accept terms offered by the Chinese for fear of being offered uncompetitive time slots, leaving the prime slots for Chinese airlines. The Chinese are now accusing the USA

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Boeing predicts continued strong demand while now focusing primarily on cost saving

Boeing do not forecast a downturn in demand for civilian aircraft and do not believe, as some do, that the current high demand has peaked, despite concerns over the slowing growth in China. Greg Smith, Boeing’s Chief Financial Officer, has made the company’s current position very clear, saying that “We’re not seeing a slowdown in

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LOT Polish Airlines and Turkish Airlines agree on major expansion of commercial ties

LOT Polish Airlines and Turkish Airlines have agreed on a major expansion of commercial ties. Both sides have signed a letter of understanding, which will initiate an enhanced cooperation between relevant Polish, Turkish and beyond markets and also deepen commercial cooperation on the existing ones. Recognizing the great significance of deepening the cooperation and desiring

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Travel Service, largest airline group in Czech Republic, becomes latest OASES user

Commsoft, a world leader in aviation engineering and maintenance systems, reported that Travel Service, the largest airline group in the Czech Republic, has signed a five year contract to use OASES to manage its current fleet of 31 Boeing 737NGs and two Airbus A320s. The contract provides for 25 concurrent users. Founded in 1997, Travel

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