News from FlightGlobal – Page 1548
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Canadian investigators to analyse crashed 737 data
No sign of cockpit voice recorder as Kenya Airways reiterates commitment to safety
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Luxair Dash 8 Q400 takes off from Toronto
The first Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 for Luxair left Toronto's Pearson International airport on its delivery flight on 30 May, sporting the airline's new colour...
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Atlant-Soyuz adds Il-96-400Ts
Atlant-Soyuz has agreed a deal with lessor Ilyushin Finance to take four more Ilyushin Il-96-400T freighters, to add to the pair of aircraft to which it...
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Jeppesen RNP systems under test
Required navigation performance procedures designed by Boeing subsidiary Jeppesen for operations at Linzhi airport in the mountainous region of Tibet were...
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Aeroflot courts JAT
Serbia's newly elected government expects by the end of this month to kick off the process of privatising state-owned national carrier JAT Airways. Serbian...
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African open skies moves closer
Agreement among airline chiefs clears way for civil aviation commission to oversee liberalised regime
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Rex receives Saab 340B+
Australian regional carrier Regional Express (Rex) has received its first Saab 340B+. It already operates a fleet of 31 Saab 340A/Bs, and the latest aircraft...
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US Airways to issue RFP
ATR and Bombardier will each soon receive requests for proposals to renew US Airways Express operator Piedmont Airlines' fleet. During last week's Regional...
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Oman Air in it for the long haul
Omani flag carrier Oman Air is hoping to launch long-haul services before the end of this year using three leased long-haul aircraft, comprising two Boeing...
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FlyWhoosh debuts in Dundee
UK start-up FlyWhoosh has begun offering services from Dundee in Scotland to Birmingham and Belfast using an ATR 42 operated by Poland's White Eagle Aviation....
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Avianca A330s to bridge gap before 787 delivery
Surprise addition to narrowbody order to support regional and long-haul ambitions
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Alteon aims to exploit airlines' extra capacity
Training Stephen Trimble / Seattle Boeing subsidiary Alteon has adopted a new business plan focused on profiting from the surplus of training simulators...
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China Southern cadets to pay for their training
China Southern Airlines has started charging its cadets for pilot training. The Guangzhou-based airline says it has recruited 100 male students from across...
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AFS seeks QuietEagle customer
Demonstrations of a Chapter 4 hushkitted Boeing MD-80 have been completed at Denmark's Copenhagen airport, writes Graham Warwick. The Pratt & Whitney...
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Ryanair warns on carbon dioxide 'hysteria'
Ryanair hit out at the negative publicity surrounding aviation's contribution to carbon dioxide emissions as the Irish low-cost carrier firmed options to...
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NewsMixed mode hope for Heathrow
The world's most congested two-runway airport shelves proposals for time-based separation procedures
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Bombardier to end CRJ sales once NextGen assembly ramps up
Bombardier will cease offering its current-model CRJs once the assembly line for production of its new generation series of regional jets, dubbed "CRJ NextGen"...
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Airbus reassures suppliers
Airbus is moving to reassure suppliers of their long-term future as partners of the manufacturer as it pushes ahead with its radical Power8 restructuring...