Airbus plans to fly its A330-200F for the first time on 5 November.
The European airframer says that the new freighter will take its first flight "weather permitting" from the company's Toulouse, France facility.
The A330-200F is due for certification in spring next year, with the first delivery to follow during the summer. Etihad Airways is expected to be the first to take delivery. Total orders stand at 67 firm from nine customers.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
Central European budget carrier Wizz Air has recorded a decline in spurious terrain warnings since implementing defensive crew procedures against GPS spoofing and interference earlier this year. Wizz Air Hungary flight-data monitoring manager Akos Steigervald detailed the carrier’s experience during the annual European Union Aviation Safety Agency conference in Budapest ...
Bangkok Airways is inching towards a long-anticipated decision for a new narrowbody aircraft.
Vietnam Airlines will issue a tender for 50 narrowbodies in 2025 as it looks to significantly expand its fleet over the next decade.
