Northrop Grumman has warned shareholders that it stands to lose $200 million in sales revenues next year due to the cut-back in Boeing's production of the 747-400, for which the company is the largest outside supplier, building the fuselage. Sales are expected to remain at the $9.2 billion this year and still edge up by 4% in 1999.
Source: Flight International
US regulators are seeking to revise and simplify the framework for cybersecurity provision on aircraft, in order to harmonise with European certification standards and avoid continually having to issue special conditions. This revision follows several years of work to address the need to protect against unlawful electronic interference as aircraft ...
An initial review of 10 critical areas that could hamper the development of Elysian Aircraft’s all-electric E9X clean-sheet airliner has not thrown up any “show-stoppers”, says the Dutch start-up’s chief executive.
Airbus has secured US FAA approval to install mini-suites in the cabin of its new long-range A321XLR twinjet, including suites to aid persons with reduced mobility. The airframer had sought authorisation earlier this year – on behalf of a US operator – having obtained approval for the installations on earlier ...
