Connecting Skies • Bridging Continents
The acquisition of CAE’s airline operations software business is intended to accelerate SITA’s shift from connecting aviation’s systems to helping airlines anticipate disruption and act
The three-year agreement covers maintenance, repair and overhaul of Garuda’s GE90-115B engines at MTU’s Hannover facility, building on a partnership spanning more than two decades.
The Budapest-based charter specialist outlines how it matches aircraft, routing and ground handling to aerospace shipments ranging from small components to engines, though the release
Chandler returns to the multi-disciplinary MRO and mature aircraft asset specialist in a senior leadership role spanning its Châteauroux and Montpellier facilities. Vallair, the multi-disciplinary
Poldermans brings more than 30 years of aviation and aerospace experience to the role, as Group Chief Operating Officer Mark Gidman prepares to step away
Dassault Aviation has selected Honeywell Aerospace’s EASy IV flight deck for its Falcon 2000-EASy aircraft, bringing all Falcon platforms onto a common avionics system. Honeywell
The airline’s South Africa country lead points to digital convenience, personalisation and sustainability as the forces reshaping how people choose to fly. As South Africa observes Transport Month in October, Cathay Pacific said evolving traveller expectations around convenience, personalisation and
As more-electric aircraft add avionics, sensors and power electronics, engineers are rethinking cooling as a design decision rather than an afterthought, Honeywell says. Every electrical system added to an aircraft increases the heat that must be managed, and Honeywell Aerospace
An Air New Zealand DHC-8 Q300 descended to 1,022 feet above ground approaching Timaru at night in June 2023 before the crew recovered and landed safely; the Transport Accident Investigation Commission’s final report also found shortcomings in the regulator’s own
1988 – First flight of the ATR 72
1982 – The first CF 18 Hornet arrived to 410 Squadron OTU CFB Cold Lake.
1979 – First flight of the Panavia Tornado ADV
1961 – The first Saturn I heavy launch vehicle (SA-1) lifted off from Launch Complex 34 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. This was a test of the first stage, only. The upper stages were dummies.
1960 – Air Mali (1960–1985) is established
1959 – First flight of the Myasishchev M-50
1957 – Pioneering Italian aircraft designer Giovanni Caproni dies.
1949 – Air France Lockheed Constellation crashes in the Azores. 48 die including French boxing star Marcel Cerdan and the young concert violinist, Ginette Neveu.
1944 – First flight of the Bristol Buckmaster
1931 – Entered Service: USS Akron (ZRS-4) with the United States Navy
1926 – First flight of the Blériot 165
1909 – Mrs. Ralph van Denman flies for four minutes with Wilbur Wright at College Park, Maryland, becoming the U. S.’s first female passenger. [1]
