Bombardier has “completed certification flight-testing” on the CS100, Colin Bole, senior vice president-commercial aircraft sales and asset management, said.
Weeks before Egypt is expected to deliver the preliminary report into the crash of a Metrojet Airbus A321 over the Sinai Peninsula, Russian officials say they have found traces of explosives in the wreckage.
A group of nations led by the U.S. and Germany has submitted a proposal to the World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC) in Geneva to extend Ku- or Ka-band spectrum allocated for fixed-satellite services to unmanned aerial vehicles flying long-haul routes.
A group of nations led by the U.S. and Germany has submitted a proposal to the World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC) in Geneva to extend Ku- or Ka-band spectrum allocated for fixed-satellite services to unmanned aerial vehicles flying long-haul routes.
Airlines are broadening seating options, by upgrading their premium cabins and downgrading economy class. There is a danger, however, that if airlines go too far in either direction, they could drive passengers toward other options.
The Kenyan flag carrier’s traffic suffered from a series of attacks by Islamist militants in the East African nation and the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, but it was also damaged by an overambitious expansion plan.
GE's advanced turboprop represents an all-out assault on the Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6's dominance of the business and general aviation turboprop market, and it builds on the bridgehead established with the smaller H80 engine.
Copa Airlines plans to stick to its model of connecting the Americas and will not expand its fleet to include widebody aircraft capable of serving Europe, CEO Pedro Heilbron said here at the International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading (ISTAT) Latin America Forum.
Airlines in Brazil, not long ago a global air-transport bright spot, are in a “dire” situation requiring urgent government action, IATA Director General Tony Tyler said.
Air China is deepening its encroachment into the Shanghai home of rival China Eastern, planning to connect the city with Manchester in the U.K., and Barcelona, Spain.
Mitsubishi Aircraft plans to operate the landing gear and flaps of the first MRJ after its second flight, a spokesperson for the company tells Aviation Daily.
Azul Linhas Aereas is more insulated from Brazil’s sputtering economy than its competitors in the country, in part because of the large number of Embraer aircraft in its fleet, CFO John Rodgerson said here at the International Society of Transport Aircraft Trading (ISTAT) Latin America Forum.
General Electric (GE) is launching a family of advanced turboprop (ATP) engines following its selection by Textron to power the company’s newly disclosed next-generation single-engine turboprop aircraft.
More slot availability is possible at Tokyo’s congested Haneda Airport, but this will depend upon government negotiations with other countries as well as with local communities, says All Nippon Airways (ANA) CEO Osamu Shinobe.
Kenya Airways has not yet managed to sell its Boeing 777-200ERs, but CEO Mbuvi Ngunze said the carrier is close to finalizing a deal to dispose of its three Boeing 777-300ERs.
The response of some governments to concerns about Thailand’s aviation oversight shows that airlines are unfairly penalized in such cases, Asia’s leading airline industry group says.
Near-term capacity growth for Santiago, Chile-based Sky Airline will come from increased aircraft utilization, as the carrier takes a cautious approach to growth.
The U.K. civil aviation authority (CAA) has issued a full air operator’s certificate (AOC) and operating license to Norwegian Air Shuttle’s subsidiary, Norwegian Air U.K.
