Eight flights will be affected today as Qantas prepares for a one-hour strike by aircraft maintenance engineers in Melbourne. The airline will close its heavy maintenance facilities in Brisbane and ...
ICF International, consulting services and technology solutions provider, has hired the entire 14-person staff of AeroStrategy, the aviation and aerospace management consulting firm. The move reinf...
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings (AAWW) has cancelled orders for three of the 12 747-8Fs it has on order. Atlas blamed “lengthy delays and performance considerations” for the cancelled. Boeing was quic...
FedEx has admitted that shipments in the last quarter fell shy of forecasts as growth came close to stalling in several economies. Shipments inside the US dropped 3%, while demand inside Asia for o...
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden said Hampton Roads could become a leader in the emerging field of green aviation. By making the region a hub where government, academia and industry develop ways to...
Alaska Airlines has launched a Facebook application called FlyingSocial, which allows users to plan travel to visit their friends around the country. With the new app, users can view a map populated...
Summit Aviation, a Greenwich AeroGroup Company, was established in 1960 and has been a full service Federal Aviation Administration Certified Repair Station since 1966. Summit broke ground on its 55...
A Delta Air Lines Airbus A319 suffered an engine failure after hitting a bird over New York late Thursday morning. Flight 1380 bound for Boston took off from LaGuardia Airport but made an emergency...
Southwest Airlines is investigating mysterious markings that began appearing on the bellies of its aircraft earlier this year. The markings have been described as similar to Arabic writing but are n...
United Airlines is reported to be in the early stages of negotiation for a large aircraft order for an estimated 200 planes. Given Airbus’ success with the American Airlines order, the European man...
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has warned the poaching of Nigerian pilots and engineers to Europe and the Middle East will pose a real problem for domestic and African carriers in five...
Speaking at the New York’s Wings Club, James Hogan, CEO of Etihad Airways, berated the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) as simply a means to increase revenue. He said the EU ETS,...
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