Air New Zealand engineers have scheduled a strike Dec. 21 that threatens to disrupt the carrier’s operations on one of its busiest travel days, although further negotiations are planned in an effort to resolve the contract dispute.

The aircraft manufacturing giant recently partnered with ELG Carbon Fibre to target the recycling of excess aerospace-grade composite material.

To more closely integrate its repair work under the Leki Aviation umbrella, the company has opened two new Leki Tech repair facilities in the USA and UK.

A listing of airworthiness directive and bulletins from EASA and FAA.

As it celebrates its tenth anniversary this year, TP Aerospace has launched plans to open 11 new global locations by 2020. Thomas Ibsoe, president of TP Aerospace, which is an aftermarket supplier of wheels and brakes, speaks with Lindsay Bjerregaard about the Green Sunrise plan and where the company is looking to grow.

The cabin interior specialist has created custom front row monuments for the airline’s new 787 aircraft.

Canada's Transportation Safety Board calls for fatigue regulation, improved safety management systems.

Airlines need to control their data and be able to choose who uses it. This is the only way to create genuine competition for data-based services.