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Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Hong Kong International Airport Cancels All Flights On Monday, 12th August, all departures from Hong Kong International Airport have been cancelled amid thousands of anti-government protesters who occupied the airport. Full story MANUFACTURERS & MRO First […]

| AeroTime Weekend Special Weekend Special | August 10, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Exclusive interview with Gaetano Farina, Frecce Tricolori The Italian aerobatic team Frecce Tricolori (Tricolour Arrows) is one of the best in the world. Every summer, the three colors of the Italian flag can be seen in the skies of all […]

Briefly about the last week in aviation! Can’t see images? Click here… GENERAL AVIATION Why Do Many Pilot Seats Have Sheepskin Covers? Probably, most of you have seen sheepskin seat covers in almost every cockpit you have ever been to. The reason of covering it with sheepskin is more practical than it might seem. Full […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | August 9, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Irreplaceable narrow-body – Boeing 757 retrospective One of the most interesting cases in aviation is the Boeing 757. While some frames are almost 30 years old, airlines are still actively using it for both commercial and cargo operations. We take […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Special Liveries of airBaltic Airbus A220 Aircraft. Why? From now on residents of the three Baltic states are likely to spot up in the air three airBaltic Airbus A220-300 in very special liveries. Full story MANUFACTURERS […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Will Qantas Launch New World’s Longest Flight? The “Project Sunrise”. It is the name of the project aimed at a possibility of launching a new longest commercial flight in the world.  Full story AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Ryanair VS […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | August 7, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Airbus begins US-based production of A220, but is there a demand? Airbus announced on August 5, 2019, that the first team of A220 production workforce have begun work at its Mobile, Alabama, facility, marking the official start of manufacturing of […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… MANUFACTURERS & MRO Will Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 Engine Problems See the End? Rolls-Royce is making steady progress with Trent 1000 engines to make grounded Dreamliners airborne again. However, the progress appears to be slightly below the original plans. Full […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | August 6, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Rolls Royce about to fix Trent 1000 engine problem Rolls Royce reported a net loss of £909 million (€988.74 million) for the first half of 2019. The manufacturer said it was about to fix the problems affecting its Trent 1000 […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… GENERAL AVIATION Why Do Many Pilot Seats Have Sheepskin Covers? Probably, most of you have seen sheepskin seat covers in almost every cockpit you have ever been to. However, the reason of covering pilot seats with sheepskin is more […]