Honeywell Aerospace has launched its Performance Accelerator, an interactive, real-time catalogue of Honeywell’s service bulletins and upgrade options for airlines built on a 3-D rendering of the 20 most widely used commercial aircraft.
Nordam Group and GE Capital Aviation Services Asset Management Services have announced a partnership to provide airline customers with flight control systems, from July 1.
Lufthansa Technik (LHT) and US low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines have signed a comprehensive, long-term component supply agreement for the airline’s current and future Airbus A320 fleet.
ATR and Azul Brazilian Airlines have renewed a maintenance agreement under which ATR will provide full aftermarket support for Azul’s fleet of nearly 60 ATR aircraft.
Air New Zealand will undertake some component maintenance on Tigerair Australia’s Airbus A320 fleet as part of an agreement signed with AJW Group that will extend the component maintenance and repair services provided at Air New Zealand’s Auckland Engineering and Maintenance base.
Messier-Bugatti-Dowty (MBD) of the Safran Group, through its subsidiary MBD Wheel and Brake Repair and Services, has opened a new wheel-and-brake repair facility on the US East Coast, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
Delta TechOps has established an Aircraft Engine Hospital Shop that will specialize in strategic aircraft engine repairs requiring limited engine intrusion.
US airlines expect that FAA will allow a five-year “grace period” for full compliance with the agency’s 2010 mandate that carriers’ aircraft be Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) Out capable by Jan. 1, 2020.
The massive re-fleeting underway in North America will keep the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) aftermarket growth rate nearly flat for the next decade.
Qatar Executive, Qatar Airways' corporate jet division, has been honoured with the Best Business Aviation Operator of the Year 2015 award by the prestigious Middle East industry publication Aviation Business.
Embraer Executive Jets has announced that Emirates Flight Training Academy has signed a firm order for five Phenom 100E business jets with options for five more aircraft.
Emirates Flight Training Academy, developed by Emirates airline to address its growing need for pilots, has signed an agreement with Cirrus Aircraft and Embraer to order 27 new aircraft.
Airbus, aiming to become a “major” player in A350 aftermarket support, is poised to announce its first long-term agreement with an A350 customer and is in talks with several more, a company executive said.
