Category: Civil Aviation

The first Airbus A380 for Korean carrier Asiana has emerged from the manufacturer’s paint shop in Hamburg. The aircraft will now have its interior cabin, inflight entertainment system, air conditioning, lighting and other cabin amenities fitted in Hamburg before delivery to the airline in June. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login

DAHER-SOCATA has delivered the first two production TBM 900 turboprops during a ceremony at Fantasy of Flight Park at Polk City, Florida. The ceremony was attended by Patrick Daher, chairman and CEO of DAHER, Stephane Mayer, CEO of DAHER-SOCATA, and Nicolas Chabbert, Senior Vice President of DAHER-SOCATA’s Airplane Business Unit. “Our organisation appreciates its excellent relationship

Airbus and the Chinese government have expanded their agreement to assemble the A320 airliner at its Tianjin final assembly line (FAL) with an extension of 10 years to the joint venture. The agreement was signed in Paris by Airbus President and CEO Fabrice Brégier, and members of a Chinese delegation, and was witnessed by French

The first Boeing 737NG to be produced at the increased rate of 42 aircraft per month has been rolled off the production line in Renton, Washington. The aircraft, a 737-800 which is owned by Air Berlin but will be leased to Transavia in France will be test flown and undergo functional and systems tests at