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Newly capitalized Virgin America plans rapid growth
Planned US startup Virgin America will serve several of the country’s top metropolitan cities using an initial fleet of 17 Airbus A320 family aircraft within one year of launching services from San Francisco, California.
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NewsInert tank debuts in airline service
Boeing poised to deliver first 737 with flammability reduction system to comply with proposed FAA regulations
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NewsCathay's biggest ever order seals 777-300ER deal
Hong Kong carrier to take 12 777s, lease three A330s and even more 777s
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Spain's Air Madrid said to be closing on A350 deal
Spanish airline Air Madrid is reported to be finalising a purchase of 15 Airbus A350 aircraft, although it has not ruled out acquiring a similar number of Boeing 787s.
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Sukhoi claims 20-strong RRJ deal from new lessor
Russian airframer Sukhoi is claiming to have secured a tentative order for a batch of Russian Regional Jets, developed by its civil division, from a start-up Middle East lessor known as Concord Aviation.
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Turboprops in resurgence as fuel drains corporate wallets
Manufacturers step up production to keep pace with renewed interest in aircraft
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ATR nets Kingfisher regional deal
Turboprop maker’s revival bolstered by ATR 72-500 order as Airbus scoops 30-strong A320 follow-on contract
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ILFC, Jazeera and ALAFCO in wave of Dubai orders
A wave of orders has emerged from deals announced at the current Dubai Air Show. US lessor International Lease Finance (ILFC) confirmed its order for 20 Boeing 787 aircraft, ALAFCO (the Kuwaiti aircraft leasing company) firmed up an order for 12 Airbus A350-800s, and low-fare start-up Jazeera Airways increased its ...
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Kenya Airways acquires additional 777-200ER and 767-300ER
Kenya Airways has ordered one additional Boeing 777-200ER and has agreed to lease one additional Boeing 767-300ER.
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NewsA380 arrives in Singapore for Asia tour
Airbus’ A380 has arrived in Singapore on the initial leg of its Asia-Pacific tour, which will mark the first time airports in the region will have a chance to test equipment and other infrastructure upgrades designed to accommodate the double-deck aircraft type.