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Bombardier Global 8000 Enters Service
Bombardier delivered the first ultra-long-range Global 8000 on Dec. 8, marking its entry into service. Patrick Dovigi,…
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Philippines Logs Growing MRO Capacity
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Are Electric Air Taxis In Florida Airports’ Future?
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Eurocontrol, ACI Europe Provide Climate Change Guidance To Airports
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Boeing, Airbus Close Acquisitions Of Spirit Aero, Take In Aerostructures
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DOT Cancels Southwest’s Final Meltdown Payment, Citing $1B Investment
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Editorial: Why Were U.S. Near-Miss Red Flags Ignored?
The huge loss of lives in the mid-air collision of a commercial airliner and a military helicopter so close to a busy,…
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Fleet Friday: Wither The P2F Conversions Era?
Recent news noted the milestone of the 100th Boeing 767-300BCF and Boeing’s sale of its London Gatwick MRO facility to…
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Sichuan Airlines Adds Madrid As Chinese Carriers Gain Ground In Europe
Sichuan Airlines has expanded its European operations, further strengthening the dominance of Chinese airlines on…
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Climate Change Makes Turbulence An Increasingly Pressing Issue
Turbulence encounters can degrade passenger comfort—or, in the most severe instances, injure and kill aircraft…
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JetSmart Adds A321neos In Argentina As Market Liberalizes
JetSmart is accelerating its expansion in Argentina by basing three Airbus A321neos in the country, a move that will…
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Denver Airport Expects $2 Billion Terminal Rebuild To Finish Early
Denver International Airport (DEN) has outlined details of the third and final phase of its $2 billion terminal…
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Spirit Airlines Gets Green Light From Court To Emerge From Bankruptcy
Spirit Airlines has gained necessary approvals for its reorganization plan, enabling the Florida-based ULCC to exit…
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Flight Friday: 767F And 777F Utilization Drastically Outpaces 757F
This week’s Flight Friday looks at the utilization, in flight cycles, of three Boeing cargo aircraft types over the…
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Edge Chairman Sees Export Ambition In Sight
Edge Group Chairman Faisal Al Bannai says the company’s defense export ambitions could still reach a major milestone…
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Layoffs Have Not Hit ‘Safety Critical’ Staff, FAA Chief Says
Recent government-wide layoffs have not affected any safety-critical employees in the FAA, Acting Administrator Chris…