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ASL Aviation Group orders 10 Lockheed LM-100Js
/ | 1 Comment on ASL Aviation Group orders 10 Lockheed LM-100JsIrish organisation ASL Aviation Group has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) with Lockheed Martin to purchase 10 LM-100J Hercules transports. The LM-100J is a commercial freighter version of the familiar C-130J-30 Hercules, and is the marketing name of the L-382J, a type design update notification for which was submitted to the US FAA in January.
Read moreFiji Airways records best ever half yearly profit
/ | 2 Comments on Fiji Airways records best ever half yearly profitFiji Airways owning company Air Pacific Limited has reported an interim FJD$17.2m (A$9.93m) profit for the six months to June 30, its best ever half yearly result and a massive improvement over the FJD$500,000 (A$292,000) profit recorded in the same period last year. The group is comprised of Fiji Airways and regional subsidiary Fiji Link,
Read moreSuper & Growler Country
/RAAF Super Hornet operations mature as preparations for the electronic attack Growler gear up It’s now the best part of a decade since then Minister of Defence Brendon Nelson convinced Federal Cabinet’s National Security Committee to spend $6. 6 billion to forestall a looming air combat capability gap. The fighter selected was Boeing’s F/A-18F Super
Read moreIssue 317: On a Mission
/Air New Zealand’s CEO on “flying people, not planes” Air New Zealand is doing a lot right at the moment. Among the major airlines in Australasia, it is the standout performer. Certainly financially – it is posting record profits when Qantas and Virgin have sunk deep into the red. But the Kiwi flag carrier also
Read moreImages of the day – A330 MRTT refuels A400M
/ | 3 Comments on Images of the day – A330 MRTT refuels A400MAirbus Defence and Space has released a series of images of a Royal Air Force A330 MRTT Voyager refuelling an A400M transport over southern Spain. Taken from what appears to be a Spanish Air Force EF-18M chase plane, the refuelling was one of a series conducted over four days during which the A400m received 80 tonnes
Read moreQantas awarded TRUEngine status by GE
/Qantas has been awarded TRUEngine status by engine OEM General Electric for its 66 GE CF6-80Es which power its fleet of Airbus A330-200 and -300s. The status recognises the airline’s maintenance standards of the engines in service. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. LoginBecome a MemberTo continue reading the rest of this
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