NATS, formerly UK National Air Traffic Services, has launched a new corporate identity. “Our new branding is our public statement of the change we have undergone,” says NATS chief executive Paul Barron. The air navigation services provider was part of the UK Civil Aviation Authority, but became a public-private partnership in 2001, owned by the UK government (49%), Airline Group (42%), BAA (4%) and employees (5%).
Source: Flight International
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.
Investigators probing the fatal Bombardier CRJ200 crash at Kathmandu will inevitably focus on the extraordinary attitude the aircraft developed as it lifted off from runway 02. Nepal’s civil aviation regulator states that the captain survived the 24 July accident but the first officer, and the 17 other occupants, did not. ...
A Bombardier CRJ200 operated by Nepalese carrier Saurya Airlines has crashed during take-off from Kathmandu airport, with fatalities among those on board.
