Category: Civil Aviation

Airbus has unveiled a new concept of how flying could look in 2050 with its Concept Cabin. Airbus says the Concept Cabin features a “bionic structure [that] mimics the efficiency of bird bone which is optimised to provide strength where needed, and allows for an intelligent cabin wall membrane which controls air temperature and can

Philippines based Cebu Pacific has ordered 30 Airbus A321neos, plus has taken options for a further seven A320s in a deal worth US$3.8 billion. Cebu, which is yet to choose an engine type (CFM International Leap-X and Pratt & Whitney PW1100G) for its A321neo order, is expected to take delivery of all 37 aircraft between

Ten All Nippon Airways (ANA) pilots have completed their 787 flight training at Boeing Flight Service’s Seattle campus. All 10 pilots, comprising of senior check and training crew, officially concluded their training after performing flights in 787 test aircraft ZA001 over Washington state earlier this week. Before the conclusion of training, ZA001 was also used

Bombardier has announced that an unidentified airline has confirmed an order for three CS100 jets, as well as taking options for three more in a deal worth US$186 million. Delivery of the first CS100 is expected to start in 2014, with the deal value increasing to US$385 million should the options be exercised. This content