News from FlightGlobal – Page 1432
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New Argentinian airline on the horizon
A new Argentinian domestic carrier is being prepared for launch by Antonio Mata, a former head of Aerolineas Argentinas. AirPampas is expected to start...
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Air India-Indian Airlines merger finally completed
The long-planned merger of Air India and Indian Airlines has finally become reality following the completion of remaining...
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Air Transport briefs 4 September 2007
MA60s DELIVERED Indonesian airline Merpati Nusantara was last week due to take delivery of its first two Chinese-built Xian Aircraft MA60 turboprops....
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NewsFAA orders quicker 737 wing inspections
The US FAA has issued a new order to airlines to speed up inspections for all Boeing Next Generation 737s after finding new evidence that loose parts in the wing leading edge slat tracks is a wider problem than initially thought.
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Lufthansa expected to order nine Airbus A330-300s for Swiss
Lufthansa appears to be drawing close to a decision to acquire nine Airbus A330-300s on behalf of its subsidiary Swiss International Air Lines, a plan which...
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China to ease restrictions on low-cost carrier operations
China's aviation regulator is to further ease rules to promote the establishment of low-cost carriers (LCC), following complaints that restrictive policies...
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Transaero to acquire Boeing 747-400s and convert -200s to freighters
Russian carrier Transaero is to replace all of its Boeing 747-200s with 747-400s and convert...
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China's growth challenge
China's air transport industry is fast raising the bar - and its success is creating challenges as the country seeks to develop its airports and infrastructure to cope
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Tackling issues specific to Asia
congress andrew costerton london tackling issues specific to asia The Asian Aerospace Congress will focus on the issues central to the growth...
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Australian open skies
australian open skies emma kelly perth Asia's airlines are increasingly sending their pilots to Australia for training, lured by an excellent...
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Boeing 787: Down to the wire
Launching the 787, Boeing snatched the initiative from an Airbus mired in problems with the A380. But now the US manufacturer faces its own challenges delivering on promises made
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US Federal Aviation Administration mandates preventative measures for CRJ flap failures
The US Federal Aviation Administration is giving operators of Bombardier CRJ100/200 regional jets until early October to...
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MASWings to order ATRs and Viking Air Twin Otters
MASWings, a new airline that Malaysia Airlines has formed to operate turboprops in east Malaysia, plans to place an...
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Air China signs deal for huge pilot training centre
Air China has signed an agreement that could see it becoming one of the...