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ThyssenKrupp Aerospace, via its UK subsidiary, has acquired the business activities of The Waterjet Group, based in Darton, South Yorkshire/UK. The closing took place on July 31, 2013. The parties have agreed not to disclose the purchase price. The Waterjet Group (around 40 employees) was established in 2002 and is a leading UK waterjet cutting

Volartec have signed a new partnership agreement with Hong Kong-based Aerosapience Limited. With the simultaneous appointment of a new Regional Sales Manager in the region it opens new channels for Alkym in the APAC region. The partnership will see Aerosapience provide authorized sales representation and implementation support for Alkym Management and Control System for Aircraft

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, outlined a range of major changes to its Australian operations, including new aircraft, new routes, additional flights and new airport facilities. Speaking in Sydney at the CAPA Australia Pacific Aviation Summit, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Etihad Airways, James Hogan, said Australia was

MAINtag, a leading provider of aerospace flyable RFID tags, readers, software and integration services, has launched FLYcheck, a 3D iPad-based assets management solution for inventory and maintenance of cabin passenger and security equipment. The FLYcheck interface delivers a realistic three-dimensional view of an aircraft’s interior cabin, and provides data, graphics and animation for multiple viewing

Denim, a leading provider of flexible aircraft & crew capacity solutions for airlines, virtual airlines and non-governmental organizations worldwide, has signed a new contract for AviNet Mail and GLOBALink ACARS. AviNet Mail provides reliable and economical Type B, e-mail and SMS messaging for mission-critical business-to-business communications for the aviation industry. ARINC’s GLOBALink ACARS solution provides

Boeing is enhancing its flight training support for customers of the 787 Dreamliner with an additional 787 full-flight simulator at the Boeing Flight Services campus in London. The new device, ready for training in the first quarter of 2014, will join two other 787 flight simulators currently used for training airline pilots at the London