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Briefly about the most important aviation news from June! Can’t see images? Click here…

MANUFACTURERS & MRO

Officially: Airbus Launches A321XLR

Officially: Airbus Launches A321XLR

It has finally happened. On the first day of Paris Air Show 2019, Airbus officially unveiled its long-awaited new long-range A321neo, officially designated the A321XLR.
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AIRLINES & AIRPORTS

Ryanair to Purchase Malta Air

Ryanair to Purchase Malta Air

Ryanair Holdings announced about a purchase of another airline.
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Japan Airlines Finally Goes Airbus

Japan Airlines Goes Airbus

Japan Airlines (JAL) has taken delivery of its first A350 XWB.
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GENERAL AVIATION

Pilot-Hungry Airlines Struggle with Global Pilot Shortage

Pilot-Hungry Airlines Struggle with Global Pilot Shortage

The main cause of pilot drought is difficult to define as it is a complex situation influenced by a number of reasons. 
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AIRLINES & AIRPORTS

Airbus Confirms It Could Make A350 Fly London-Sydney Nonstop

Airbus Confirms It Could Make A350 Fly London-Sydney Nonstop

Qantas is determined to come out of frames and go for a London-Sydney route. The airline calls it the “Project Sunrise“. 
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GENERAL AVIATION

Did You Know How Expensive Flying is?

Did You Know How Expensive Flying is?

Passengers do not always perceive the heavy cost burden associated with flying.
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A Look into the Fastest Private Jets Ever Made

A Look into the Fastest Private Jets Ever Made

Air travel has come a long way since December 17th, 190.
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MANUFACTURERS & MRO

200 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft on Order: First After Grounding

200 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft on Order: First After Grounding

International Airlines Group (IAG) has expressed its intention to purchase 200 Boeing 737 MAX planes. The deal is valued at more than $24 billion, per list prices.
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GENERAL AVIATION

Radical New Aircraft ‘Flying-V’. What Is It?

Radical New Aircraft ‘Flying-V’. What Is It?

One of the recent entrants onto the stage of innovative solutions for sustainable aviation.
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Air Force One to Have a New Livery by 2024?

Air Force One to Have a New Livery by 2024?

The iconic livery of the Air Force One could to be given a fresh look.
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MANUFACTURERS & MRO

Rolls-Royce and Aeroflot Celebrate Engine Record

Rolls-Royce and Aeroflot Celebrate Engine Record

Rolls-Royce and Aeroflot are celebrating. One of the airline’s Trent 700 engines has completed more than 50,000 engine flying hours without requiring an overhaul.
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MANUFACTURERS & MRO

Bombardier to Sell Its CRJ Program for $550 Million

Bombardier to Sell Its CRJ Program for $550 Million

Canadian aerospace company Bombardier and Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) have finally broken the silence on the CRJ program. 
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You may now keep flying until age 65 in China!!

CAAC China just officially announced on the date of May 07, 2018; “CAAC 121 air carriers , (compatable with Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations  14 CFR) part 121 in US) may now dispatch pilots up to he age of 65, with a provision that special ( additional) medical examinations are required after age 63”.

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