Orders & deliveries – Page 113

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    ICAO realistic about emissions schemes as its 37th Assembly begins

    2010-09-27T04:16:11Z

    ICAO leadership plans to take a practical approach during its triennial Assembly beginning on 28 September to achieve a highly-anticipated framework for...

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    Cause of 787 engine test failure remains unclear

    2010-09-24T12:00:00Z

    As Boeing's lead 787 returned to flight operations on 17 September following an engine surge, uncertainty continues to surrounds the investigation into the 2 August uncontained failure in ground testing of a Package A Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine.

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    United Airways leases A310

    2010-09-23T10:22:00Z

    GA Telesis has delivered an Airbus A310-300 aircraft to United Airways in Bangladesh. The aircraft, owned through a partnership, with its shareholder, GPFC,...

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    ROUTES: Ethiopian plans Toronto service with 777-200LRs

    2010-09-21T17:30:00Z

    Ethiopian Airlines is planning to launch service to Toronto next year, and is evaluating several potential new destinations in the US.

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    European MROs gear up for 787

    2010-09-21T00:00:00Z

    Preparations to maintain the innovative 787 are well under way as European airlines get ready to receive the Dreamliner

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    First ARJ21 delivery delayed to third quarter of 2011

    2010-09-20T10:16:00Z

    First delivery of the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China's (Comac) ARJ21 regional jet has been further delayed until at least the third quarter of...

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    Business: Good week - Bad week

    2010-09-07T10:00:00Z

    Good week - GKN Aerospace Bad week - American Airlines

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    Great expectations

    2010-09-07T00:00:00Z

    Long-haul carriers want to offer passengers a home theatre experience in flight. Are IFE&C stakeholders up to the challenge?

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    Airbus net orders reach 250 by end of August

    2010-09-03T12:33:01Z

    Airbus' gross aircraft sales have topped the 300 mark, two-thirds of the way through the year, with the net figure reaching 250 for the first eight months...

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    Airbus' August figures show another CIT A330 order

    2010-09-03T11:57:00Z

    Airbus' latest figures reveal operating lessor CIT Leasing placed an order for four Airbus A330-200 in August. The manufacturer recorded a total of...

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    Air France seeks JOLCO for A320

    2010-09-03T10:38:00Z

    Air France is in the market with a request for proposal for JOLCO financing covering one Airbus A320 aircraft, say sources. Last month, the airlines...

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    Mexicana's suspension creates remarketing challenges

    2010-09-02T20:32:29Z

    Grupo Mexicana ceasing all operations could create several difficult aircraft remarketing propositions as the company operated niche aircraft types such...

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    Aeromexico seeks to expand 737, 767 and 777 fleets

    2010-09-02T03:52:53Z

    Grupo Aeromexico is looking at acquiring several additional aircraft and using its charter subsidiary to operate scheduled routes as part of an effort to...

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    Business Aviation in brief

    2010-09-01T12:17:00Z

    BAE Systems has won an exclusive mandate from aviation management group SETE Aviation of Switzerland to remarket a Boeing 767-300ER widebody previously in service with Swiss operator Privatair

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    Restructuring BMI plans A321 revamp

    2010-08-26T16:00:00Z

    BMI, the loss-making London Heathrow-based Lufthansa subsidiary, is planning a medium-term revamp of its Airbus A321 fleet as a part of a £200 million ($309 million) restructuring programme designed to staunch heavy losses.

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    BMI plans to overhaul A321 cabins

    2010-08-26T14:51:00Z

    UK carrier BMI, which is undergoing a £200 million ($309 million) restructuring programme, is planning a medium-term revamp of its Airbus A321 fleet. "Especially...

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    No 787 flight restrictions to follow Trent 1000 failure

    2010-08-26T14:20:00Z

    The European Aviation Safety Agency has said Boeing's 787 flight-test programme can continue. This follows what has been confirmed by the US Federal Aviation...

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    Fatigue cracking cited in July 2009 Southwest diversion

    2010-08-25T17:00:00Z

    The hole that developed in the fuselage of a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-300 last year was caused by what the US National Transportation Safety Board describes as "pre-existing fatigue at a chemically milled step" - or in simpler terms, fatigue cracking.

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    This Week briefing

    2010-08-24T09:00:00Z

    Taipei's Taoyuan International airport is reviewing air traffic control procedures and has suspended several controllers after a 15 July runway incursion in which miscommunication between the pilot of an Antonov Airlines An-124 freighter and controllers resulted in the aircraft entering the runway while a Singapore Airlines Airbus A330 was taking ...