Commercial Aviation

article Aug 15, 2018

MHI Keeps Pushing Consolidation

Combining Japan’s aircraft-building businesses would save engineering, equipment and marketing costs, MHI says. Management expenses might be reduced, too.
Article Aug 17, 2018

Opinion: Air Berlin Shows European Airlines Should Be Allowed To Fail  

With the rise of protectionist policies across Europe it is likely EU member states will continue to fund “their” airlines, whether it makes sense or not.
Article Aug 17, 2018

Flight Tests Showing Promise of EVTOL Vehicles  

Technology for electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing air taxis is advancing rapidly, but is it making enough progress to enable urban air mobility?
Article Aug 17, 2018

Taking Stock of the 'Insider Threat'

An airline employee’s fatal flight in a stolen Bombardier Q400 causes airport, airline to rethink security protocols.
Article Aug 16, 2018

Ryanair In Balancing Act Of Labor Peace Versus Costs  

Ryanair faces a dilemma: It needs to keep costs down in new labor agreements, while avoiding further strikes and disruption for its passengers.
Article Aug 16, 2018

Turkish Lira Drop Could Affect Defense Programs, Airline Bottom Lines  

Turkey threatens to look for allies elsewhere as it wrestles with unrest at home and spat with U.S. deepens.
Article Aug 15, 2018

MHI Keeps Pushing Consolidation  

Combining Japan’s aircraft-building businesses would save engineering, equipment and marketing costs, MHI says. Management expenses might be reduced, too.
Article Aug 14, 2018

Low-Speed Rejected Takeoff Guidance Urged  

An FAA-sponsored working group has recommended the agency develop guidance requiring demonstrations that aircraft can be controlled when an engine suddenly loses thrust during the low-speed portion of a takeoff run.
Article Aug 14, 2018

Long-haul LCCs Gain Momentum  

Airlines around the world are wising up to the potential for low-cost long-haul travel, with Asian operators leading the way.
Article Aug 13, 2018

The Week In Technology, Aug. 13-17, 2018  

Faster metal 3D printing; Reykjavik drone delivery expands; Pentagon eyes medical delivery drones; DARPA tests fast autonomous scouts.
Article Aug 13, 2018

Boeing Battles 737 Production Challenges As Delivery Delays Loom  

Boeing is storing up to 40 unfinished aircraft on a taxiway at Renton, Washington, airport, which puts limits on Runway 16/34.
Article Aug 11, 2018

Horizon Air Q400 Crashes After Being Stolen By Airline Employee

A Horizon Air Bombardier Q400 turboprop crashed near Tacoma, Washington, around 1.5 hr after it was stolen by an airline employee.
Article Aug 10, 2018

Chinese, European, Russian Contenders For CR929 Landing Gear  

After surveying the industry with a request for information, Craic issues RFP for CR929 landing gear. UTAS chose not to move beyond that first stage.
Article Aug 10, 2018

Electrification Will Take Different Forms Across Aviation Sectors  

Aviation industry interest in hybrid-electric technology is growing as limitations of all-electric propulsion become clearer.
Article Aug 9, 2018

Hawaiian Airlines CEO Outlines Plans For Boeing 787s  

With its first 787 delivery three years away, Hawaiian is already making preparations and considering where the new aircraft can be deployed.
Article Aug 9, 2018

Gogo Unveils New Plan To Address Inflight Connectivity Challenges

Inflight connectivity is a highly sought-after commodity by airlines and their passengers, but some suppliers are facing a money crunch.
Article Aug 8, 2018

Low-Cost Operators Eye Canada  

Keeping Canadian passengers from opting for lower-cost U.S. airports will be key to new ULCCs’ success.

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