What is the value of General Electric’s power businesses and aerospace business?
General Electric will separate its power businesses from the aerospace business in early 2024. It feels like a long way… Read More »
WestJet first airline in Canada to fly Aero Design Lab’s drag reduction modification kit
Aero Design Labs announced Mar. 21 the first revenue flight in Canada with its proprietary drag reduction kit installed, with… Read More »
RwandAir expands fleet with an A330-200 featuring 30 business class seats
RwandAir has grown its fleet with the delivery of its third long-haul aircraft. The carrier, which has its hub at… Read More »
Recaro Aircraft Seating: A look into the CL6720 on board Iberia A350
Recaro Aircraft Seating’s CL6720 business class seat took flight on board Iberia’s A350 in January, with Iberia being the launch… Read More »
Boeing lawyers argue 737 MAX crash victims didn’t have time to feel pain
Legal disputes are ongoing to determine what damages Boeing might owe families of crash victims. Two Boeing 737 MAX planes… Read More »
Boeing’s focus shifts to factory floor after selling almost 200 Dreamliners
A major purchase by Saudi Arabia caps sales of almost 200 Dreamliners over the past four months, handing Boeing major… Read More »
Airbus CEO says it has measures in place to stabilize global supply issues
Airbus has measures in place to stabilize global pressure on its supply chains, a senior manufacturing executive said on Thursday… Read More »
C&L Aerospace announces establishment of African sales office
C&L Aerospace has announced the establishment of a new sales office in South Africa, bringing Timothy Semetsing on board as… Read More »
Airbus delivers and sells more aircraft than Boeing in February 2023
Airbus delivered more aircraft compared to Boeing throughout February 2023. However, the United States (US)-based Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) finalized… Read More »
AERQ passes AS/EN 9100 standard certification
AERQ has received AS/EN 9100, an industry-specific, globally harmonised standard for aerospace certifying that all quality management system requirements are… Read More »
Airbus and Boeing are in a dead heat for 2023 deliveries
Airbus and U.S. rival Boeing were locked in a dead heat for deliveries for the first two months of the… Read More »
Boeing forecasts global increased growth for aircraft finance
Boeing released on Mar. 15 the 2023 Commercial Aircraft Finance Market Outlook (CAFMO) showing another year of recovery and increased… Read More »
GE jumps to four-year high on outlook for jet engine demand
General Electric jumped as much as 9.2% last week to a four-year high of $94.94 a share after management forecast… Read More »
Unum Aircraft Seating appoints Tania Trucchia as COO
Business class seating manufacturer Unum Aircraft Seating has appointed Tania Trucchia as the company’s Chief Operating Officer. Trucchia, who has… Read More »
More than 80 entries qualify for the 2023 Crystal Cabin Awards shortlist
The Crystal Cabin Awards team has announced that more than 80 entries have qualified for this year’s shortlist. The awards,… Read More »
India is being put to the test as China manufacturing alternative by Boeing and Apple
Boeing’s February deal with Air India is the biggest in civil aviation history but also comes as India is seeking… Read More »
Spain is likely to cancel remaining Airbus A400M military transport orders
European defense sources believe that after Spain’s air force indicated that it did not need the extra planes, it is… Read More »
EASA issues AD for potential failure of Airbus A350 main landing gear door
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an Airworthiness Directive (AD) to address a potential failure of the… Read More »
GE working on durability issues with LEAP jet engines
General Electric is working on addressing issues with the durability of its LEAP jet engines and changes will be rolled… Read More »
Superjet International to continue activities with new UAE shareholder
Italian based aviation company, Superjet International, is set to continue its activities with a new United Arab Emirates (UAE) shareholder. … Read More »
India’s Go First looking to sue Pratt & Whitney over engine issues
India-based low-cost carrier Go First is looking to take Pratt & Whitney, the manufacturer of the PW1100G engine, to court,… Read More »
India’s Go First looking to sue Pratt & Whitney over engine issues
India-based low-cost carrier Go First is looking to take Pratt & Whitney, the manufacturer of the PW1100G engine, to court,… Read More »