News from FlightGlobal – Page 1595
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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.
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AA wary of MD-80 replacement due to lack of narrowbody alternatives
Ageing MD-80s could fly on if US carrier opts to focus on shaping fleet to cope with growing international traffic
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NewsBombardier to ditch CSeries in favour of RRJ participation
Canadian manufacturer opens talks on Russian Regional Jet involvement and briefs airlines on interim CRJ900 stretch
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NewsNigeria to get tough on unsafe aviation authorities
African country's aviation minister orders radical overhaul of several aviation agencies
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NewsPilots wanted
Runaway aviation growth in Asia has brought its own problems: can airlines find enough staff to fly the increasing numbers of aircraft?
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Anti-missile bids set for next stage
BAE and Northrop prepare for third phase of US Counter-Manpads programme after flight testing DIRCM systems
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Moscow’s state aid may help Boeing’s Russian ambitions
US manufacturer could benefit from subsidies as it seeks to establish research centre