All Airframers news – Page 715
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Boeing ready to begin assembly of 787 number four
Assembly of the delayed fourth flight-test Boeing 787 is poised to start following delivery to the Everett line near Seattle of the final two outstanding...
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Ryanair open to Airbus as need for single-type fleet lessens
Ryanair open to Airbus as need for single-type fleet lessens
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Australia releases multi-crew pilot licence rule-making proposal as Alteon beta test nears completion
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority has released a notice of proposed rule making for the incorporation of the multi-crew pilot licence (MPL) into...
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ExpressJet deal with Continental could prove an economic challenge
US regional operator ExpressJet admits that achieving profitability in its recently-negotiated deal with long-term partner Continental Airlines could be a challenge without significant cost improvements.
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AMR pilots attempt to open discussions about Eagle's fate
AMR pilots attempt to open discussions about Eagle's fate
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NewsAsiana Airbus order includes 10 A350-1000s
South Korea’s Asiana Airlines has become the third customer to order the largest member of the A350 XWB family, the A350-1000, as part of its recent agreement for 30 widebodies.
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Macedonian Airlines taking two ex-Nationwide 737-500s
Macedonian Airlines taking two ex-Nationwide 737-500s
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JAL scales back international and domestic network
JAL scales back international and domestic network
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CASA sets up group to study cabin air quality
Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority has appointed a chair to lead a new group to study the issue of cabin air quality. Dr Michael Bollen, a...
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United likely to cancel 42 outstanding A320 orders
United Airlines is likely to cancel the remaining 42 Airbus A319/A320s it has on order, a decision which will cost the carrier more than $90 million in lost...
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Timor-Leste civil aviation authority seeks overseas help with safety oversight
Timor-Leste (formerly East Timor) will ask overseas governments to help its civil aviation authority with safety oversight now its aviation industry is growing,...
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AirServices Australia, Airways NZ and FAA ready for
Airservices Australia, Airways New Zealand and the US Federal Aviation Administration will conduct a series of "green flights" with airline partners from...
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Indonesia's grounded Riau Airlines changes management
Indonesia's grounded Riau Airlines changes management
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Ural Airlines considers 787, 767 and A330 for long-haul
Ural Airlines considers 787, 767 and A330 for long-haul
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Incheon Tiger Airways hopes to launch next year
Incheon Tiger Airways hopes to launch next year
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Pilots flying between airlines hemispheres apart
More than 200 Brazilian airline pilots are flying for carriers based outside the Americas, most of them in the Middle East and India. Although many have...