All articles by Dan Thisdell – Page 41
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PEOPLE moves
Amendum, AA, Bye Energy, Harbottle & Lewis, Republic Laabs: Gulfstream Wisconsin Following its acquisition of Frontier and...
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Carbon trading
As the Copenhagen climate change summit kicked off, a UK parliament transport committee published a report warning that the European Union's...
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Boeing rises
Boeing The airframer gained stock market altitude as news that its long-delayed 787 flagship project may finally take off lifted shares beyond $56 to a 52-week...
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Aerovironment expects full-year growth
Aerovironment expects full-year revenue growth of 18-22% for its year to end-April 2010 on the...
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Working Week: Fast track on the dream path
Pam Melroy was a USAF pilot and instructor and Space Shuttle commander who helped investigate the Columbia disaster. Since August, she has been deputy space programme manager at Lockheed Martin
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Business: Good week - Bad week
FINNAIR Pilots called off a strike that cancelled hundreds of flights after accepting a new collective agreement...
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Business briefs
India's first special economic zone catering exclusively for the aerospace sector has opened...
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Germany hails Eurofighter's Baltic debut as 'mission accomplished'
It has been a long time since we have heard the "yesterday's aircraft at tomorrow's prices" jibe thrown at Eurofighter, but those who still insist that the...
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EADS weight-saving technology to make F1 debut in 2010
The Force India Formula 1 team will almost certainly race in 2010 using safety-critical components made using an EADS-developed lightweight manufacturing...
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NewsAir France A380 yet to receive fourth cabin class
Air France's first Airbus A380 is fitted in three-class configuration, although the carrier plans to have its entire long-haul fleet converted to to a four-class...
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Working Week: Addicted to these beautiful birds
Olivier Froment joined Dassault Aviation in 2000 to help Falcon customer services develop a flight operations support unit. Today, with a Falcon 2000 type rating under his belt, he is a demonstration and support pilot
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NewsPICTURE: Air France takes first A380
Air France this morning took delivery of its first Airbus A380, the first European carrier to receive the type.
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Australian A330MRTT returns to Spain for final testing
The Royal Australian Air Force's second of five Airbus Military A330 Multi-Role Tanker-Transports (MRTT) has completed conversion and initial flight testing...
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PICTURES: First wet contact for A330 MRTT
An A330 multi-role tanker transport has performed the first wet contact using Airbus Military's Air Refuelling Boom System ...
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Update for South African Air Force Pilatus
Pilatus has flown the first South African Air Force Astra PC-7 MkII to feature an upgraded avionics package that replaces obsolete equipment...
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Lithuania gets third Spartan ready for Afghan mission
The Lithuanian air force is scrambling to ready its third and last Alenia Aeronautica C-27J Spartan for service supporting the country's troops in Afghanistan. The...
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GP7200-powered A380s pass milestone
Engine Alliance GP7200s have marked their first full year of service powering an Emirates A380 with no in-flight shutdowns and a departure reliability rate...
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Senior shrugs off 787 delay
Diversified portfolio leaves UK supplier in good shape as it waits for Dreamliner to deliver
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Airbus gears up for Chinese A350 push
As the first A320s assembled at Airbus's Tianjin plant enter service, the airframer is gearing up to push composite component manufacturing for its forthcoming...
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GEnx-2B for 747-8 close to completing testing
General Electric's GEnx-2B engine for the Boeing 747-8 is close to completing the first phase of its...