Airframers – Page 1008
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Bombardier looks east for growth
Sales successes in Russia and Ukraine prompt Canadian manufacturer to explore market in former Soviet states
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Raytheon targets improved pod
US manufacturer to upgrade ATFLIR system as Australia prepares to announce winner of contest to equip Hornets
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A cut above
The Boeing 787 has forced Airbus to reinvent its A330 as the A350 long-range twinjet family. And the manufacturer is convinced that the ?4 billion it is spending will enable it to create a more than worthy rival
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Thales beats CAE in race to supply 787 simulators
French manufacturer selected by Boeing subsidiary in breakthrough ‘first of type’ deal
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NewsBombardier forced to reassess CSeries
Bombardier is revising the CSeries business case used by the company's board of directors in March to give authorisation to offer the potential new product line to airlines and risk-sharing partners.
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Industry braces for WTO aid battle
Dispute process could rumble on for years as USA and Europe both claim to desire a negotiated settlement
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Driving a dream
Unfazed by fierce competition from Airbus’s A350, Boeing is confident that its 787 Dreamliner, which has already attracted record orders, will capture half the market over the next two decades
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Air India edges toward fleet renewal...
Air India has taken a big step towards placing long-delayed orders for new aircraft, with its board voting to seek government approval to buy up to 50 Boeing widebodies.
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ANA assists ailing carriers
Two of Japan’s long-struggling second-tier airlines are starting to show signs of promise after securing restructuring assistance from major carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA).
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Iceland’s overseas push
Icelandair’s parent company has branched into aircraft leasing as part of a new investment strategy, while the wider Icelandic aviation community is beginning an acquisition drive.