Renegotiation of scope clause restrictions is increasingly weighing on regional jet makers and associated sectors like appraisers, but predictions of change are few and far between, according to comments offered during the Istat Americas 2017 conference here.
In spite of the ongoing weakness of key oil economies, Qatar Airways does not expect to cut back on its planned capacity growth, according to Chief Executive Akbar Al-Baker.
Argentinian President Mauricio Macri has unveiled a plan to boost international and domestic routes, and improve infrastructure among the country’s airports.
Working on next-generation aircraft types is essential for MRO businesses, but also presents them with some challenges, according to an executive with Hong Kong-based maintenance giant Haeco.
The South Korean government is attempting to lure independent maintenance, repair and overhaul operators to establish facilities in this country, and is also launching an effort to set up a maintenance safety database amongst South Korean carriers.
UK company Aveillant is to supply radars to French air navigation services provider DSNA for use in a pilot program to counter small UAVs in a complex airport environment.
Unlike the Embraer E190-E2, which was rolled out in a major international event, the first E195-E2 rollout was a reward to Embraer employees for the development of an aircraft, powered by the Pratt & Whitney PW1900 engine.
MAThe protracted implementation of the European Commission’s (EC) Single European Sky project has been frustrating the air transport industry, IATA officials said March 7 at the World ATM (Air Traffic Management) Congress here.
Commercial aircraft lessors beware: Your colleagues are increasingly seeing the beginning of the end of market consolidation—or is it the end of the beginning?
Unveiled March 7 at the Geneva International Motor Show, the Pop.Up concept vehicle comprises a two-seat, self-driving passenger capsule that can couple with separate electric-powered ground and air modules.
As Boeing continues to refine the configuration of the proposed 737-10X, the company confirms it has begun making firm offers to customers for the final stretch of the MAX family.
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The top Airbus and Boeing salesmen for commercial aircraft acknowledge orders may slow this year, but there is no slowdown in business at the two largest original equipment manufacturers.
FRANKFURT—Airbus and Pratt & Whitney are trying to tackle the root causes for an unusually high number of engine replacements in the Airbus A320neo fleets operating with Indian airlines Indigo and Go Air.
This time, the ban temporarily excludes citizens without already-issued visas from six countries from entering the U.S. for 90 days, starting March 16.
Alitalia will approve its long-awaited relaunch business plan by the end of this week, after its board of directors met to hear an update about the plan, the airline said in a statement.
Harris Corp., the longtime provider of the FAA’s telecommunications backbone and automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast ADS-B surveillance service, will broaden its offerings.
