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787-9 in finally assembly, Singapore orders the 787-10X Next decisive move for Virgin Australia, as it enters the regional market with a new business and A320s in Virgin livery Presently there is litte debate in Australia on drones. As deliveries of the 787 gather momentum following the near-five-month grounding, Boeing has begun final assembly of

Both Boeing and Airbus have learned the lessons from the 787’s delays In June 2007 I was fortunate enough to be at Boeing’s Everett plant for its lavish rollout event for the 787 Dreamliner. Almost six years later I was again fortunate to be back at Everett to see the first 787 for Jetstar taking

Improvements heading KC-30A towards FOC Pez says: I could see a case for 5 more KC-30s; 2 fitted for refuelling (but pods not carried) for use as VIP, and 3 as dedicated freighter/refuellers. An active tanking fleet of 8 (5 pax + 3 cargo) and a total fleet of 10 (2 VIP) (minus maintenance of

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The competitive fires that drive John Borghetti John Borghetti walks me out of his office at the end of our 50 minute interview. I thank him for his time. “Thanks for coming in.” He pauses briefly. “It was good to reflect back on it all.” This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

10 Years Ago New York based JetBlue Airways announced on June 10 that an order had been placed for 100 Embraer 190 airliners plus a further 100 options. If all options are exercised the value of the deal will reach US$6 billion. This order sees JetBlue become the launch customer for this model of the