ST Aerospace subsidiary ST Aerospace Engines will inject an additional $2.8 million into the capital of its half-owned company, Total Engines Asset Management (TEAM).
Alrosa Air Co. and the Air Maintenance Estonia (AME) engineering team have completed the first part of a Boeing 737 delivery, after which the 737 performed its first commercial flight.
UK regional carrier Flybe has lashed out at the spiraling cost of removing problem components from aircraft, only to later discover they were actually serviceable.
Icelandair will decide on whether to nearly double the size of its in-house maintenance facilities or to outsource more work to third-party providers by year end.
AAR earned $18 million on $515 million of sales in the first quarter of its fiscal 2014, about the same income as it netted on more revenue in the same quarter of the year prior.
Airbus will expand its joint venture maintenance unit, Sepang Aircraft Engineering (SAE), and establish a new Airbus customer services center in Malaysia.
Boeing has introduced a suite of new mobile applications for iPad, giving technicians immediate access to manuals, part numbers and other critical information.
BAE Systems Regional Aircraft has secured contract extensions for its Rate-Per-Flying-Hour JetSpares and Materials and Components Repair and Overhaul (MACRO) spares support from Cobham Aviation Services Australia and Yeti Airlines of Nepal.
Scandinavian low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle has confirmed reports it has summoned Boeing management representatives to Oslo later this week to address reliability issues that have dogged the carrier’s two new Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
