Aerospace & Air Transport

Latest

Blocking Aircraft Still Possible

The FAA still offers a way for operators to request that their aircraft be blocked from flight-tracking websites.

September 3, 2014

U.S. Denies Exemption as it Mulls Norwegian Air Permit

September 3, 2014

JAL Spreads Wealth Between Mitsubishi, Embraer

Firm order for Embraer worth some $677 million.

September 2, 2014

NextGen Trents Advance With Composite Fan Tests

Rolls-Royce is preparing to flight test the new composite carbon/titanium fan system that form part of the Advance and UltraFan technology packages.

Engines

September 2, 2014

Videos

GAMA: Business Jet Rally Continues in Second Quarter

While private jets continue their rise, the turboprop market shows little change.

September 1, 2014

AirVenture Report: 2014

Hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts celebrated the wonders of aviation at the annual EAA AirVenture Oshkosh show.

Aircraft

September 1, 2014

Malaysian Airlines to Cut Jobs and Routes in Restructuring

Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Kazanah is trying to rescue MAS with a $1.9 billion capital injection and comprehensive restructuring.

August 29, 2014

German Pilots' Union Strikes, Threatens Further Action

Cologne-based Germanwings cancelled 116 flights.

August 29, 2014

Qantas Reports Big Loss as Restructuring Kicks In

Costs associated with layoffs and early fleet retirement account for much of the A$2.8 billion loss at Australian flagcarrier Qantas.

August 28, 2014

Qatar Airways Shows Off First Painted A350-900

EASA approval expected in the third quarter, with delivery to Qatar Airways to follow.

August 27, 2014

Hungary Starts Controller-Pilot Data Comm Project

The air navigation service provider of Hungary plans to introduce controller-pilot datalink communications next February.

ATC

August 27, 2014

BOC Aviation Boosts Boeing Portfolio to Meet Demand

The Bank of China-owned company placed its largest-ever order with Boeing.

August 26, 2014

Farnborough Show Orders Boost U.S. Manufacturing Data

New airliner and aerospace equipment orders announced at Farnborough resulted in a massive boost for U.S. durable goods manufacturing.

August 26, 2014

GE Finalizes New Composite for 9X Fan Blades

The use of fewer, lighter fan blades will reduce engine weight, contributing to reduced fuel burn.

Engines

August 26, 2014

Long-serving Flight Test Aircraft Play Different Roles

Follow AINtv's cameras inside two flight test aircraft, the Airbus A380 and Boeing's 787-9.

August 21, 2014

U.S. Airlines Net $3.8 Billion in Profit in First Six Months

Profits more than doubled from the same period last year.

August 21, 2014

Controller Strikes Slow Progress of 'Network Manager'

Job actions accounted for 13.6 percent of total en route delays in 2013.

ATC

August 21, 2014

Europe’s Regional Airlines Lay Plans for New EU Parliament

European Regions Airline Association head Simon McNamara calls body's changes "a good opportunity" for his group's members.

August 20, 2014

U.S. Bans Its Operators from Flying Over Syria

Continued fighting in the country poses a threat to civilian air traffic, according to the FAA.

Safety

August 19, 2014

As Volcano Threatens, Eurocontrol Says It Is Better Prepared

The Bárðarbunga volcano “shows heightened or escalating unrest with increased potential of eruption,” according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office.

August 19, 2014

Aerospace & Air Transport

Latest

Blocking Aircraft Still Possible

The FAA still offers a way for operators to request that their aircraft be blocked from flight-tracking websites.

U.S. Denies Exemption as it Mulls Norwegian Air Permit

JAL Spreads Wealth Between Mitsubishi, Embraer

Firm order for Embraer worth some $677 million.

NextGen Trents Advance With Composite Fan Tests

Rolls-Royce is preparing to flight test the new composite carbon/titanium fan system that form part of the Advance and UltraFan technology packages.

Videos

More Articles

GAMA: Business Jet Rally Continues in Second Quarter

While private jets continue their rise, the turboprop market shows little change.

AirVenture Report: 2014

Hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts celebrated the wonders of aviation at the annual EAA AirVenture Oshkosh show.

Malaysian Airlines to Cut Jobs and Routes in Restructuring

Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Kazanah is trying to rescue MAS with a $1.9 billion capital injection and comprehensive restructuring.

German Pilots' Union Strikes, Threatens Further Action

Cologne-based Germanwings cancelled 116 flights.

Qantas Reports Big Loss as Restructuring Kicks In

Costs associated with layoffs and early fleet retirement account for much of the A$2.8 billion loss at Australian flagcarrier Qantas.

Qatar Airways Shows Off First Painted A350-900

EASA approval expected in the third quarter, with delivery to Qatar Airways to follow.

Hungary Starts Controller-Pilot Data Comm Project

The air navigation service provider of Hungary plans to introduce controller-pilot datalink communications next February.

BOC Aviation Boosts Boeing Portfolio to Meet Demand

The Bank of China-owned company placed its largest-ever order with Boeing.

Farnborough Show Orders Boost U.S. Manufacturing Data

New airliner and aerospace equipment orders announced at Farnborough resulted in a massive boost for U.S. durable goods manufacturing.

GE Finalizes New Composite for 9X Fan Blades

The use of fewer, lighter fan blades will reduce engine weight, contributing to reduced fuel burn.

Long-serving Flight Test Aircraft Play Different Roles

Follow AINtv's cameras inside two flight test aircraft, the Airbus A380 and Boeing's 787-9.

U.S. Airlines Net $3.8 Billion in Profit in First Six Months

Profits more than doubled from the same period last year.

Controller Strikes Slow Progress of 'Network Manager'

Job actions accounted for 13.6 percent of total en route delays in 2013.

Europe’s Regional Airlines Lay Plans for New EU Parliament

European Regions Airline Association head Simon McNamara calls body's changes "a good opportunity" for his group's members.

U.S. Bans Its Operators from Flying Over Syria

Continued fighting in the country poses a threat to civilian air traffic, according to the FAA.

As Volcano Threatens, Eurocontrol Says It Is Better Prepared

The Bárðarbunga volcano “shows heightened or escalating unrest with increased potential of eruption,” according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office.

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