JetBlue, Delta in Airbus news
April 30, 2016
Delta adds more A321s in move to speed up MD88 retirement; JetBlue takes possession of the first U.S.-built Airbus plane in Mobile, Alabama.
Delta adds more A321s in move to speed up MD88 retirement; JetBlue takes possession of the first U.S.-built Airbus plane in Mobile, Alabama.
Delta has committed itself to 75, and possibly 50 more, Bombardier CS100s, the model’s biggest order and a lifeline for the financially struggling company.
Bombardier announces a big new CS300 order from Air Canada, but also lists cuts of 7000 jobs elsewhere.
A huge sale would greatly help Canadian aircraft manufacturer, Bombardier. Might Delta provide its big break?
Mitsubishi’s plans to get Japan’s first postwar jetliner out to the flight line in 2017 have been put on hold to reevaluate and redesign some of its structural parts. The new delivery date is set for 2018. Japan has largely been out of the aircraft manufacturing business since the end of World War II, although some turbo-prop models have been marketed. Mitsubishi’s experience as an aircraft manufacturer is long: it made many of Japan’s World War II planes. The new MRJ, with 78 and 92…
Bombardier CSeries gets certified Airworthy.
ZiNG Airlines, a start-up airline out of Moncton, Canada, plans on using the locally manufactured Bombardier CS100 jets to compete with Air Canada and WestJet. ZiNG Founders, Wayne Fernandes and Ben de Mendonca, are planning to…
Canadian aerospace company, Bombardier, has developed a new larger series of single aisle aircraft (its Cseries) designed to compete with the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320, but the aircraft is 2 years behind schedule and its parent company…
Two of Canada’s airlines are spreading out to new destinations. WestJet, a large budget carrier, has added Boeing 767s that allow it to make a big splash in the trans-Atlantic trade, and Porter, a much smaller carrier, will add flights from Toronto to its first Florida destination, Melbourne, near Orlando.
Four of the oldest lines of London’s Underground—over 150 years old—are due for major engineering work that will allow them to run more trains faster
Delta adds more A321s in move to speed up MD88 retirement; JetBlue takes possession of the first U.S.-built Airbus plane in Mobile, Alabama.
Delta has committed itself to 75, and possibly 50 more, Bombardier CS100s, the model’s biggest order and a lifeline for the financially struggling company.
Bombardier announces a big new CS300 order from Air Canada, but also lists cuts of 7000 jobs elsewhere.
A huge sale would greatly help Canadian aircraft manufacturer, Bombardier. Might Delta provide its big break?
Mitsubishi’s plans to get Japan’s first postwar jetliner out to the flight line in 2017 have been put on hold to reevaluate and redesign some of its structural parts. The new delivery date is set for 2018. Japan has largely been out of the aircraft manufacturing business since the end of World War II, although some turbo-prop models have been marketed. Mitsubishi’s experience as an aircraft manufacturer is long: it made many of Japan’s World War II planes. The new MRJ, with 78 and 92…
Bombardier CSeries gets certified Airworthy.
ZiNG Airlines, a start-up airline out of Moncton, Canada, plans on using the locally manufactured Bombardier CS100 jets to compete with Air Canada and WestJet. ZiNG Founders, Wayne Fernandes and Ben de Mendonca, are planning to…
Canadian aerospace company, Bombardier, has developed a new larger series of single aisle aircraft (its Cseries) designed to compete with the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320, but the aircraft is 2 years behind schedule and its parent company…
Two of Canada’s airlines are spreading out to new destinations. WestJet, a large budget carrier, has added Boeing 767s that allow it to make a big splash in the trans-Atlantic trade, and Porter, a much smaller carrier, will add flights from Toronto to its first Florida destination, Melbourne, near Orlando.
Four of the oldest lines of London’s Underground—over 150 years old—are due for major engineering work that will allow them