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Lufthansa Reveals Major Shake-up of Eurowings
The low-cost carrier will solely focus on short-haul ops, reduce growth, and bring down costs to trim losses.
Aircraft
Italian Govt Confirms Nearly $800M in Piaggio Contracts
The work provides a boost to Piaggio, which is operating under receivership and seeking a new owner.
Aircraft
Collins Wins More T-X Trainer Work
Newest Boeing/Saab T-X Trainer contract builds upon Collins' ejection seat and landing gear work.
Airlines
Airlines Reroute Flights as Persian Gulf Tensions Escalate
Ticket prices could rise by an average of $300 due to costs associated with rerouting flights.
Accidents
NTSB Investigates Fatal Hawaii King Air Skydiving Crash
The 52-year-old King Air A90 with 11 onboard crashed Friday evening shortly after taking off from Oahu’s Dillingham Airport on a sunset skydiving flight.
Aircraft
More than 400 Max Pilots Sue Boeing in Class Action
737 Max pilots flying for a major international airline join Pilot X in suing Boeing.
Six keys to winning the Urban Air Mobility race
Honeywell is developing an integrated flight system that will grow to support autonomous operations.
Rotorcraft
Zuccaro Retiring from HAI
Matt Zuccaro, who has led the Helicopter Association International since 2005, will retire next year.
Airports
FDoT: GA Airports Generated $18.5 Billion in 2017
The study from the Florida Department of Transportation showed the state's 129 public airports generated $175 billion in economic impact for the year.
Aircraft
Bizav Consultancy Mente Expands To New HQ
With the move to Hall Park in North Dallas, Mente Group has doubled the size of its headquarters.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Plug Power Buys UAV Hydrogen Fuel Cell Maker EnergyOr
Plus Power acquires EnergyOr, maker of ultralight hydrogen fuel cells for UAVs and other robotics
GKN India JV Wins PC-24 Wiring Contract
The contract expands on business between FE-SIL and Pilatus that has included wiring systems for the PC-21 and PC-7 MkII.
Regulations and Government
FAA: Helo ELTs Affected by Possible G-Switch Failures
An ELT previously modified with a new hermetically-sealed longitudinal G-switch is sufficient to address the concerns of the SAIB.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Officials To Conduct Drone Flights at Wichita Airport
Kansas is one of nine lead participants in FAA's UAS Integration Pilot Program.
Sustainability and Environment
AINsight: Green Skies Ahead
The challenges of greener operations are daunting, but the rewards are clear and compelling.
Regulations and Government
FAA Emergency Order Renders Iran Airspace a No-fly Zone
Following the Iranian shootdown of a large U.S. surveillance UAV, the FAA has prohibited operations in the Persian Gulf region
Rotorcraft
Airbus Limits H175 Speed After Crack Discovery
Airbus has limited the maximum forward speed of its H175 super-medium twin following the discovery of a horizontal stabilizer crack
Aircraft
PAC/Chengdu JF-17 Thunder Displays Maneuvers at Paris Air Show (Display 3)
PAC/Chengdu JF-17 Thunder Displays Maneuvers at Paris Air Show (Display 3)
Aircraft
Dassault’s Falcon 8X Flies Like a Fighter at Paris Air Show 2019
Dassault’s Falcon 8X Flies Like a Fighter at Paris Air Show 2019
Aircraft
Airbus A350-1000 Flies at Paris Air Show 2019
Airbus A350-1000 Flies at Paris Air Show 2019
Rotorcraft
Era's AW139 Fleet Tops 200,000 Hours
Leonardo says it remains on track to deliver the AW609 tiltrotor to Era Group next year.
Aircraft
Qatar Executive Adds Two Gulfstreams
The latest additions, including a G650ER and a G500, bring the Middle Eastern company's fleet of business jets to 18.
Aircraft
Mexico Approves Butler ADS-B STC for Older Learjets
Butler Aviation's STC for ADS-B Out applies to Learjet models 31, 31A, 35, 35A, 36, 36A and 60.
Aircraft
Airbus Says IAG Narrowbody Tender Remains Open to A320
An LOI covering 200 Boeing 737 Max jets does not guarantee Airbus won’t ultimately win a firm order for A320s instead, according to Airbus CEO Faury.
Regulations and Government
ECCAA Seeks FAA Guidance over St. Vincent 747-400 Registration Plan
One Caribbean’s request to put a 747-400 on the SVG register represents ECCAA’s biggest-ever certification challenge.
Rotorcraft
Japan Police Orders First Subaru Bell 412EPX
Companies co-developed helicopter for Japan Ministry of Defense.
Rotorcraft
Airbus Helicopters, Safran To Team On VTOL Technologies
Airbus and Safran are teaming on new eco-friendly VTOL technologies as part of the Horizon Europe program
Aircraft
KC-390 Aims at Airlifter Market
The KC-390 taps Embraer resources around the globe.
Engines
Rolls-Royce Lines Up Greener Future With UltraFan
Rolls-Royce is investing heavily in its UltraFan and the Advance technology program so it can be ready for airframers' next gen aircraft.
Aircraft
Qantas Becomes Latest Customer for Airbus A321XLR
The deal involves a new firm order for 10 airplanes and a conversion of an existing order for 26 A320neos.
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