In the October cover interview of Airline Business, Etihad chief executive James Hogan was bullishly confident as he outlined the Abu Dhabi carrier's intention to continue its rapid development. In London to address the Aviation Club in April, and amid the global economic turmoil of the last six months, we caught up with Hogan to find out if the carrier remains on course.
Source: Airline Business
Brazilian carrier Azul believes it has secured enough additional aircraft to support its target of increasing capacity by 10% next year.believes it has secured enough additional aircraft as it targets a 10% increase in capacity next year.
Pilots of a Boeing 737-800 did not notice that the aircraft’s bleed-air system was not active before the jet took off from Manchester, triggering a cabin-altitude warning that remained active for over 40min. UK investigators found that the bleed-air switches had incorrectly been left off during air-conditioning pack maintenance, and ...
GE Aerospace is partnering with NASA to carry out a series of flight tests designed to improve the industry’s understanding of contrails.
