Category Boeing 787
Exaggerating Air India 787 Problems
The Times of India reported last week in this story, that the FAA had grounded all Boeing 787 aircraft equipped with GEnx engines. This is not the case, and there were no Airworthiness Directives issued by the FAA nor any…
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Mark Pearman Wright of Airbus on A330neo
Mark Pearman Wright is Head of Corporate & Investor Marketing – Customer Affairs at Airbus, and comments on the A330neo and A350 economics vis-a-vis Boeing 787. Views: 50
Boeing’s 787 – Seven Years After Roll Out
Today marks the seventh anniversary of the 787 roll out. It was a very exciting day – the 787 was going to be the airplane that set the pace for the industry. It had tremendous new technologies. The airframe was…
What WestJet Going International Means
Canada’s WestJet announced, in a briefing to its pilots, that it is planning to acquire wide-body aircraft and begin flying internationally in 2015. The carrier currently wet-leases Boeing 757s from Thomas Cook for Hawaii operations, and those contracts expire next…