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Vindication for Boeing as Starliner returns home safe
/Boeing’s wider reputation had a lot riding on the spacecraft’s success following the mid-air blowout of a door plug on board an Alaska Airlines MAX 9 in January.
Read moreEmbraer tips more than 200 E-Jets in Australia by 2030
/Raul Villaron, head of APAC for Embraer, said large purchases like Alliance’s E190 fleet expansion program, as well as the recent order by Virgin Australia for E190-E2s, point towards considerable local growth for Embraer’s regional jets.
Read moreWork begins on ADF aircraft maintenance hub in SA
/ | 1 Comment on Work begins on ADF aircraft maintenance hub in SAOnce complete, the $200 million Deep Maintenance and Modification Facility (DMMF) will be 240 metres long, 60 metres wide and 25 metres high and be capable of servicing larger aircraft based on the commercial Boeing 737.
Read moreExclusive: Rex administrator nixes plan to sell 4 active planes
/ | 1 Comment on Exclusive: Rex administrator nixes plan to sell 4 active planesAustralian Aviation understands the four Saab 340Bs, registered VH-RXE (pictured), VH-ZLX, VH-ZJS, and VH-ZRH, were listed for sale through global firm C&L Aviation before the airline entered administration earlier this year.
Read moreAustralia commits to Joint Strike Missile acquisition
/Kongsberg’s Joint Strike Missile is the only fifth-generation missile in service that can be fitted to the F-35A aircraft and carried internally, helping the aircraft to maintain its low observable profile and enhancing its lethality.
Read moreNASA to test-fire troubled thrusters on Boeing Starliner’s return
/In a Wednesday briefing, the space agency said the tests would be short pulses lasting just 0.1 seconds and could involve some of the aft thrusters that experienced problems on the journey to the International Space Station (ISS).
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