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The goal is to become more competitive with composites ... Read More »
On the same day Malev stopped flying, Kingfisher's entry into the Oneworld alliance has been put on hold. ... Read More »

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Last night I was attending an evening reception at the Western Canada Aviation Museum in Winnipeg to mark the opening of GE/StandardAero’s Engine Testing, Research and Development Center (TDRC), when an unexpected drama unfolded before us. On the ramp, immediately in front of the museum, a UPS MD-11 was surrounded by ... Read More »
EasyJet seems to be taken a pretty broad look at the market for narrowbodies as it evaluates which of the new-engine offerings to buy.  ... Read More »
Ryanair "unimpressed" by MAX ... Read More »
It's strange, but it is true. Happy Friday. ... Read More »
A view of the 787 final assembly line in Building 40-26 at Everett this week shows aircraft nearing completion for United Airlines and ANA. In position four, nearest the south-facing door, is United’s third 787, (Line Number) LN52.
  (all photos Guy Norris) As an interesting study in contrasts, and to show ... Read More »
In celebration of India's Republic Day holiday on Jan. 26, a Finnair flight crew bursts into song and dance ... Read More »
A day later than planned due to paperwork issues, AirBridge Cargo (ABC) finally took delivery of its first Boeing 747-8F at Everett, Wash, on Jan 26. The airline, which has five 747-8Fs on firm order as well as five on option, will receive a second in March and the third in September. Two more will follow in 2013. The ... Read More »
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