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News: Delta announced yesterday that it will retire its fleet of Boeing 777 aircraft permanently after its grounding for the COVID-19 crisis. Delta currently has 18 Boeing 777s, including 10 777-200LR models used on ultra-long-haul routes. The 777 first joined…
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Gulfstream is continuing to pursue new product development and extending the capabilities of its existing products during the pandemic. Three recent events merit mention: G700 progressing on plan The new G700 development schedule remains on target, with two additional test…
DeHavilland Canada announced earlier this week that Transport Canada approved the conversion of Dash 8-100/200 and Dash 8-300 aircraft into simplified package freighters in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. This augments the earlier certification of a package freighter conversion…