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Rockwell Collins’ Pro Line Fusion flight deck lands on new Beechcraft King Air turboprops

Rockwell Collins reported that pilots flying new Beechcraft King Air 350i, 250 and C90GTx turboprops from Textron Aviation will experience intuitive, eyes-forward flying with its Pro Line Fusion flight deck. The system is expected to certify for all three new-production King Air models in the upcoming months, with aircraft deliveries to begin this summer starting

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China’s new rich set to drive inland expansion of overseas flights

Many of China’s airline hubs are on the coast, yet it is the newly wealthy living inland who China are looking at to drive the next period of expansion with Chinese airlines. It is known that Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines are all adding flights to New York, Paris and Sydney

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GMN Aerospace M2TYCOAT parts log 1,300 hours in the air

GMN Aerospace announced that its first delivered M2TYCOAT parts have logged 1,300 hours in the air. In June GMN Aerospace announced its first branded product, M2TYCOAT. The proprietary developed product was specially designed for exterior color graphics and mandatory exterior placards and markers. After the first delivery of parts for the Boeing 737 in November,

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Russia’s Kaluga Grabtsevo airport to reopen on May 27th as international flight destination

After being transferred from state to regional ownership, in 2008 Grabtsevo airport was purchased by Volkswagen Russia, a subsidiary of the Volswagen Group. The region is a mecca for industry, and especially the automotive sector, with major manufacturers including Volkswagen, Citroen, Mitsubishi, Volvo and Peugeot having invested heavily in the area. In 2012 it was

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More delays with China’s C919 narrow-body jet, this time for its first flight

China’s entry into the aviation market with a direct competitor for the latest variants of the Airbus A320 and Boeing’s 737, the Comac C919, has been a project beset with problems since its inception, and news has leaked out that its first flight scheduled for the end of 2015 has now been postponed until the

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Eastern Air Lines receives Part 121 certification from the FAA

Eastern Air Lines Group report that its operating subsidiary, Eastern Air Lines, has received an Air Carrier Operating Certificate from the US Federal Aviation Administration. Eastern received its certificate and “Part 121” operations specifications, which authorize passenger charters with large aircraft, in a short ceremony on May 13th, at Eastern’s headquarters in Building 5A at

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Finnair expands codeshares with oneworld partners Japan Airlines and Qantas

Finnair is strengthening ties with fellow oneworld alliance members Japan Airlines and Qantas, with new codeshares on the airlines’ respective services to Busan, South Korea and Perth, Australia. Busan is a new addition to Finnair’s extended network, which Finnair passengers can now reach daily via Tokyo Narita on services operated by Japan Airlines. The new

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Air France-KLM, Delta Airlines, and Alitalia JV receives EU antitrust approval

The joint venture between the three airlines Air France-KLM, Delta Airlines and Alitalia has its origins in the open skies agreement between the EU and USA signed on the 22nd March 2007. Six months later Air France and Delta Airlines formed a JV for close cooperation on all transatlantic hub-to-hub routes, including flights both to

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P&W signs agreement to provide Data Management Service for Bombardier CSeries Aircraft's Health Management System

Bombardier has teamed up with Pratt & Whitney to develop and implement a data management service for the CSeries aircraft – part of the overall Bombardier Aircraft Health Management System (AHMS) capable of transmitting real-time and recorded data from the aircraft. The AHMS will facilitate remote troubleshooting and deliver efficient and accurate diagnostics for use

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