Boeing Corporate President and CFO James Bell indicated that the manufacturer is unlikely to re-engine the 737 any time soon. Speaking at the Morgan Stanley Global Industrials Conference in New York, Bell said Boeing’s analysis has revealed aircraft adjustments and
AirTran Airways has agreed a seven-year lease for facilities with authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport securing the base for the airline. “Finalising our long-term lease with the city of Atlanta brings economic certainty to the airline and sets the
VerifAvia SARL, an EU Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) verification body dedicated to the aviation sector, has been approved by the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC). The London-based arm of VerifAvia is also approved as an aviation verifier in Luxembourg
Boeing CFO James Bell has stated that the Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engine availability problems were the “last straw on the camel’s back” making it impossible to complete certification of the 787 in time for first delivery to ANA this year
Airbus has begun A350 XWB production in Germany with the launch of upper wing shell fabrication at its Stade plant confirming that delivery to Qatar Airways is on track for 2013. President and CEO Tom Enders said that the aircraft
Iberia Maintenance has signed an agreement to exclusively maintain the components of Onur Air’s three A330s. The contract covers the repair of entire systems, such as LRUs, navigation and communications systems, and other components.
