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China's regulator says the decision will affect new 737 MAX 8s and any that are coming up for renewal of their certificates of airworthiness.
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New FAA administrator nominee is a U.S. Air Force and Delta Air Lines veteran.
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Will Brexit throw a wrench in regulators’ collaborative efforts?
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By James Pozzi
Craig Barton, vice president of technical services at American Airlines, discusses some of its day-to-day maintenance planning processes and gives insight on its large-scale fleet retrofit plans.
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By James Pozzi
The five-year contract will see the Russian maintenance provider oversee services on the aircraft types operated by the Kazakhstan flag carrier.
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The new, tentative deal is the latest development in talks between the airline and its mechanics that started back in 2012.
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The fledgling carrier has revealed some of its aftermarket choices.
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The low-cost carrier says it is counting on its Dubai hub to attract new mechanics.
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Three days of groundings by regulators across the world has now left the global MAX fleet grounded.
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The changes stemming from the October 2018 Lion Air Flight JT610 accident are being fast-tracked and rolled out on Boeing MAX family aircraft in the coming weeks.
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Groundings started less than 24 hours after Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302, a three-month-old 737 MAX 8 crashed six minutes after takeoff from Addis Ababa in clear weather March 10.
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The aircraft, operating as flight ET302 to Nairobi, departed Bole International Airport at 08.38 a.m. local time with 149 passengers and eight crew members onboard.
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Industry veteran believes growing concerns may prompt smaller carriers to cooperate more to establish MRO networks.
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Engineering and maintenance division of the carrier has aspirations to become one of the biggest MROs in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Airline confirmed on Thursday (Mar. 7) that it has grounded 14 of the Boeing aircraft due to faulty bin work.
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Current system is seen by some as counterproductive to India's goals of bringing more MRO work into the country.
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The airline currently outsources its maintenance but is considering setting up its own MRO to bring some of the work inhouse.
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The design, building and cost of F-35 hangars offer clues to future commercial MRO infrastructure.
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By James Pozzi
How Air Astana stands out among MRO providers in Central Asia.
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Canadian and EASA regulators took a step to mutually recognizing component approved maintenance organizations.
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To address new technologies and drones, EASA reshapes its rulemaking priorities
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NTSB advocates greater attention to addressing human factors issues, such as fatigue, for MRO workers.
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Southwest's daily out-of-service aircraft count jumped from its normal range of 15-20 to more than 60 about three weeks ago.
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By Lindsay Bjerregaard
The MRO provider has signed new contracts with Aeroflot, AirBridgeCargo Airlines and Ural Airlines covering Airbus and Boeing component support.
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Turboprop maker is looking to strengthen flight safety awareness and accident prevention activities in the continent.
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