Content Archive: July 2014
Saab Outlines New MPA and AEW Developments
The company hopes to secure its first deal in the maritime surveillance/patrol market in the near future.
UN Demands Independent Investigation of Ukraine Crash
Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 was flying just 1,000 feet above an existing exclusion zone when it crashed.
British Carrier Remains Controversial
The total forecast cost for Britain's new aircraft carrier threatens to sink other UK defense projects.
Maintenance and Modifications
Air Serbia Gets Hourly Cost Maintenance From AJW Aviation
AJW Aviation is building a network of support hubs in Eastern Europe to provide greater support and minimize AOG situations.
Airbus Joins U.S. Virginia Research and Technology Consortium
“Innovation, that’s how you grow, that’s how you diversify an economy,” said Governor Terry McAuliffe of Virginia.
World Fuel Services To Acquire Rival Colt International
Colt International was founded in 1999 and counts more than 5,700 flight departments among its clients.
Malaysian Airliner Crashes in Eastern Ukraine
A Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 has crashed in eastern Ukraine, with 280 passengers and 15 crew on board.
Rotorcraft
Aircraft Segments Boost Revenues, Profits at Textron
Second-quarter revenues at Textron Aviation, which includes Cessna and Beechcraft, climbed $623 million year-over-year to $1.18 billion.
