Category: Civil Aviation

Boeing received illegal subsidies – WTO
Civil Aviation

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has found Boeing received billions of dollars worth of illegal government subsidies to fund its commercial aircraft line, according to a report published on March 31. The WTO has found that Boeing received US$5.3 billion in illegal government subsidies to develop and build new aircraft, the most prominent of which

Aeroflot crews complete SuperJet Flight Crew Training Course
Civil Aviation

SuperJet International has announced the completion of the first flightcrew training course for six pilots from Russia’s Aeroflot, who will be the first to fly the SuperJet 100 in service. The 24 day type rating course saw Aeroflot crews complete classroom computer based training tutorials and instruction on a flight training device, before transitioning onto a

GECAS finalises order for 10 777-300ERs
Civil Aviation

GE Capital Aviation Services (GECAS) has finalised an order for 10 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, in a deal worth approximately US$2.8 billion at list prices. Citing a need to meet growing airline demand for long haul passenger aircraft, the recent announcement now brings GECAS’s order to a total of 53 777s, with 41 of those being

COMAC signs strategic agreement with Bombardier
Civil Aviation

COMAC (the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China) has signed a long-term strategic cooperation (LSC) framework agreement with Bombardier to cooperate on commercial aircraft development, marketing and support. Signed in Shanghai on March 24, the LSC will see COMAC and Bombardier share technology, knowledge and expertise in aircraft manufacturing, and collaborate in marketing, customer relationship and

Boeing extends GoldCare to 737NG
Civil Aviation

Boeing has announced the expansion of its GoldCare integrated maintenance service to include the Next-Generation 737, saying it is in “advanced” discussions with a number of 737 customers interested in Goldcare options. First offered on the 787, under the Goldcare program Boeing manages through a team of global suppliers “maintenance engineering, planning and execution and

EL AL orders four 737-900ERs
Civil Aviation

Israel’s El Al has ordered four 737-900ERs with options on an undisclosed number of further aircraft. The deal is fvalued at approximately US$343.2m (A$340.1m) at current list prices. Want to see more stories from trusted news sources? Make Australian Aviation a preferred news source on Google. Click here to add Australian Aviation as a preferred

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