British Airways has warned that its fuel bill for the 2005-6 financial year will be around £400 million ($745 million) more than last year, £100 million above its previous estimates. The carrier's 2004-5 fuel bill was up 22% to £1.13 billion. The revised estimate came as BA posted operating profits up by a third to £540 million on a turnover of £7.8 billion, which was up by 3.3%.
Source: Airline Business
Airbus A220 operators have been instructed to verify the presence and correct installation of fuse pins in the main landing-gear, after a pin was found to be missing on one aircraft. Examination of the aircraft during scheduled maintenance determined that a pintle fuse pin in the left-hand main landing-gear was ...
Embraer’s automatic take-off system for the E2 is intended to offer increased range by balancing various criteria in order to ensure greater accuracy and efficiency during rotation. The airframer aims to make the Embraer Enhanced Take-off System – or E2TS – available from the fourth quarter of next year. Embraer ...
The January incident at Ellsworth AFB resulted in the destruction of the $450 million bomber and a rare quadruple ejection of the crew, who were attempting to execute an instrument landing during poor weather.
