A number of questions appeared after the Paris Air Show focused on where Bombardier should see sales for its C Series. The OEM says it is exploring a number of leads. Who are they and where are these opportunities? We…
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This airline has plans for the US that have been delayed by the US authorities. Not satisfied with waiting for annoying delays, the airline has more disruptive moves up its sleeve. We had a chance to speak with the airline’s…
Airbus’ A320neo flight test program remains a source of interest. Tracking the program we note that the P&W powered airplane is not flying, but has resumed ground testing. Airbus tells us “it will fly in the coming weeks” and is…
Aerial tankers are in the news again. South Korea has apparently selected the Airbus A330 MRTT over the Boeing KC-46A and Israel Aerospace Industries’ MMTT. The Koreans plan to buy four tankers for $1bn. First delivery is said to be…
The A380 has been widely criticized by many industry analysts as too large, too expensive and too difficult to successfully operate for many airlines. However, when all costs are considered, the A380 offers compelling economic benefits for airlines that fly…