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JUST IN: Star Alliance A340 Blackened by Flames at Frankfurt Airport Can’t see images? Click here… Star Alliance A340 Blackened by Flames at Frankfurt Airport A Star Alliance plane was engulfed by flames at Frankfurt Airport when the truck towing the aircraft caught fire during a push-back. Read more Aviation Voice Aviation Voice – echoes […]

WEEKEND READS | 9 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… Japan Airlines ready to take on regional rivals with new LCC Who does not want to tap the growing demand for air travel in Asia these days? Particularly, its booming budget travel market. You may have heard about the latest airline to join the […]

We find you an influential member of the global aviation market and would like to deliver the most relevant and up to date aviation related news. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS London Heathrow Gets Go-Ahead for £14 Billion Third Runway The UK’s Tory government has given the green light to the construction […]

DAILY NEWSLETTER | 8 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… Congress demands F-35 defects to be fixed before full production As the F-35 development program is nearing towards the end in 2019, a new stream of criticism by the United States Congress points at multiple flaws found so far which were not yet addressed, […]

We find you an influential member of the global aviation market and would like to deliver the most relevant and up to date aviation related news. Can’t see images? Click here… ACCIDENTS & INCIDENTS Russian Low-Cost Airline Fires Pilots For Being Drunk on Duty Russia’s Pobeda airline has sacked two pilots who attempted to fly […]

JUST IN | 8 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… JUST IN | Airbus and Bombardier in family ties with CSeries deal Airbus and Bombardier tied the knot on their C Series agreement after receiving the necessary authority approvals. The integration of the plane family in Airbus’ catalogue will become effective from July 1, […]

DAILY NEWSLETTER | 7 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… Airbus BelugaXL on the way for maiden flight, while A380 heads for scrap yard Airbus BelugaXL completes vibration testing, prepares for taxiing The first BelugaXL has passed the Ground Vibration Test (GVT), a requirement for certification of the aircraft that paves the way towards […]

We find you an influential member of the global aviation market and would like to deliver the most relevant and up to date aviation related news. Can’t see images? Click here… REGULATIONS & SAFETY Governments Urged to Address Airline Blocked Funds IATA called on governments to abide by international agreements and treaty obligations to enable […]

DAILY NEWSLETTER | 6 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… SAA puts staff on offer, CALC to purchase 200 planes and Croatia Airlines enters privatization | AeroTime South African Airways offers crew while shrinking network South African Airways (SAA) is offering spare pilots and cabin crew for temporary or permanent contracts with other companies. […]

EXCLUSIVELY FROM SYDNEY | 5 June 2018 Can’t see images? Click here… Qatar Airways CEO “fine” with A321neo delays Speaking to the media at IATA 74th AGM Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker confirmed its company is well aware of the delays of  Airbus A321neo family aircraft, but said he is “fine” with it, as […]