News from FlightGlobal – Page 1594
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THE 737 STORY: Next in Line
With the narrowbody market so valuable, it is vital for Airbus and Boeing to be spot on with their A320 and 737 successors, both in technology and timing
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Perfect timing
In-service experiments in Sweden are showing how future controllers could know precisely when aircraft will arrive – helping airports and the environment
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JetBlue wrestles with E-190 snags
US low-cost airline and Embraer work to overcome teething troubles encountered during introduction of 100-seater
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New licence ignites co-pilot safety fears blank
IFALPA urges rethink of multi-crew training syllabus
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NTSB calls for reverser ruling
Safety board says calculations for stopping distance should exclude use of engines
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KAL compares freighters as cargo unit looks for growth
Carrier reconsiders 747-400BCF options and studies new Airbus and Boeing aircraft
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NewsRevival hopes amid Russian aerospace merger plan to focus on RRJ and MS-21
Proposed consolidation will set up ‘single entity’ and focus on developing two airliners
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NewsTurboprops bounce back
ATR and Bombardier are enjoying a renaissance of their propeller-driven airliners as demand for small jets collapses. Flight International's Commercial Aviation Editor Max Kingsley jones analyses the turboprop comeback.
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NewsMidnight Express: A night in the life of UPS's European air hub
In an exclusive web feature, Flight International's Commercial Aviation Editor Max Kingsley-Jones spends a day at UPS's air hub at Cologn Bonn airport, Germany.