All Safety News – Page 542
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Selex: Eurofighter partners near agreement on AESA radar
The four Eurofighter partner nations are moving towards an agreement to integrate an active electronically scanned array radar with the type ...
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Singapore's Changi Airport posts Oct traffic growth of 6%
Changi Airport posted a 6% increase in passenger traffic in October, its third consecutive month of passenger growth.
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ANA domestic pilots cancel strike action
All Nippon Airways' domestic pilots have withdrawn their threat of strike action but still want ANA group to be involved in talks.
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Dubai 09: Raytheon aims airport security system at Middle East
Raytheon believes there is a burgeoning market in the Middle East and beyond for its airport security systems as governments replace or refurbish ageing...
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IATA’s September traffic figures reflect continuing volatility
Premium traffic statistics compiled by IATA for September were weaker compared with August, resulting in what the association deems as "an area of turbulence"....
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Airbus wants to help China with air traffic management
Airbus is promoting the use of a common traffic management system in China, like the SESAR system in Europe. The company will start a working group...
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Icaro F28 pilots' hesitation to abort led to Quito overrun
Investigators in Ecuador believe a Fokker F28 crew was ill-prepared to abort take-off after a fire alert, and that the delay led the jet to overrun at Quito...
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Dubai 09: Care By Air to deliver humanitarian cargo ‘at cost’
Maximus Air Cargo, Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi Airports Company, the UAE Red Crescent and the United Nations World Food Programme have teamed to launch Care...
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Nepal Airlines signs MoU with Airbus for up to six aircraft
Nepal Airlines has signed an agreement for the acquisition of up to six Airbus aircraft, including three A320s and up to three A330-200s.
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ANA domestic pilots threaten to go on strike
Four of All Nippon Airways' (ANA) domestic pilot unions are threatening to go on strike.
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Tests done on oxygen bottles to find answers to Qantas blast
There is no evidence of there being a systematic safety problem with aircraft oxygen bottles, says Australian investigators in their latest report into the...
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Dubai 09: Yemenia seeks third party to investigate A310 crash
Yemenia has signed a surprise deal with Airbus for 10 A320s as the diplomatic row with France rumbles on in the wake of June's A310 crash in June. The airline...
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NewsDubai 09: Airbus set to decide on A380 production revamp
Airbus is to unveil a major rework of A380 production in the coming weeks as it looks to tackle ongoing hold-ups in the programme. The revelation was made by Airbus boss Tom Enders as he confirmed that the airframer is likely to deliver fewer of the superjumbos this year than ...
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Safety pays off for TDG
Helping operators meet special rules and airworthiness directives is good business
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Gol joins sustainable fuels group
Brazilian carrier Gol has joined a group of airlines and technology providers to accelerate the development of new and sustainable aviation fuels for commercial...
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FAA finalises changes to Hudson River corridor
FAA today said it has finalised a rule effective 19 November that it believes should bolster safety in the Hudson River corridor by separating low-altitude,...
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IATA finalises pact to with several states to lift bilateral restrictions
IATA today debuted what it deems as a landmark agreement among seven states and the European Commission (EC) pledging to ease restrictions in bilateral aviation...
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A330 cleared for ETOPS flights beyond 180min
European safety authorities have cleared the Airbus A330 for beyond-180min extended twin-engined operations (ETOPS), enabling the aircraft to fly with a...
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Dubai 09: Aircraft Conversions eyes higher rates for Fokker 50 modifications
Fokker conversion specialist Aircraft Conversions (stand W471) is putting the disappointment of its absent demonstrator behind it as it looks to capitalise...
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Business: Good week - Bad week
Emirates Airline In week of the air show there, Dubai's flag carrier continues to defy the gloom that has descended on the city's previously rampant property...