Delays and flight ops
Back in 2013, at the US Airways media day, we heard Rob Isom explain some fascinating issues about flight ops. It was a truly educational experience in how to get an airline to focus on the crucial issue of schedule. …
Month April 2018
A perspective on the A330neo loss at American
“American Airlines is a big customer. Every OEM wants their equipment flown by this airline. Losing this customer is not something that goes down easily. The considered opinions are the loss of an order for Airbus is awful (series of…
Lufthansa Technik presents SPAIRS for individual cabin refurbishment
Lufthansa Technik announced today that with its newly developed product SPAIRS (Service Provider for Aircraft Interior Refurbishment Solutions), it is offering a product complementary to its cabin modification services: Customers have the option of repairing or renewing individual parts or…
Widerøe – A Most Unusual and Capable Airline
As the launch customer for the E190-E2, Widerøe Airlines is moving into jets for the first time. But the company is far from inexperienced, having begun operations in 1934 and is the oldest airline in Norway. It currently operates a…
Widerøe E190-E2 Acceptance Flight Landing
Here’s a handheld video of Widerøe’s E190-E2 landing after its acceptance flight prior to delivery in Saõ Jose dos Campos Brazil. As my wife always reminds me, photography is not my forte. Views: 37
Cirrus wins Collier Trophy for Vision Jet
Congratulations to Dale Klapmeier and the team at Cirrus for winning the Collier Trophy for 2017. Given annually by the U.S. National Aeronautic Association to those who have made the greatest achievement in aeronautics or astronautics, this prestigious award was…