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Daily Archives: November 3, 2011

Boeing’s 787 plant ranked in EPA list of green power purchasers

Boeing Co.’s North Charleston 787 fabrication and assembly facility was ranked 14th by the Environmental Protection Agency on its list of Fortune 500 renewable power purchasers.

The North Charleston site ranks 33rd overall among green energy consumers, a list that… Continue reading

Russia Says Pilot Error Led to Air Crash That Killed Hockey Team

An airliner crash near Yaroslavl, Russia, on Sept. 7 that killed 44 people, including a professional hockey team, was caused by pilot error, a regulator said in its final report into the incident.

The pilot accidentally engaged the brakes of… Continue reading

TsAGI confirms SSJ100 fuselage’s compliance with EASA requirements

Tests performed at TsAGI (Central Aerohydrodynamics Institute in Zhukovksy, Moscow) at the end of October 2011 confirmed the static strength of the fuselage of the SSJ100 aircraft in accordance with aviation rules CS-25 of EASA Certification (European Aviation Safety Agency).… Continue reading

China’s First Space Rendezvous and Docking Successful

CMSE News, November 3, Beijing, Chang Wanquan, the Chief Commander of China Manned Space Engineering Project, Commanding Officer of Tiangong 1/Shenzhou 8 Mission Headquarters, and director of the PLA General Armaments Department, announced from Beijing Flight Control Center, that Tiangong… Continue reading

Lockheed Martins C-130 Hercules Program Hits Another Historic Milestone

MARIETTA, Ga., November 2nd, 2011 — Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] yesterday celebrated the rolling out of the 250th C-130J Super Hercules built at its facility here. This C-130J is destined for Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, which is scheduled to… Continue reading

ATR Delivers to Air Lease Corporation their First ATR 72-600

Brazilian carrier TRIP Linhas Aéreas will operate the aircraft

Toulouse, 03 November 2011

European turboprop manufacturer ATR today delivered to the U.S.-based lessor, Air Lease Corporation (ALC) their first ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft. Founded by Steven F. Udvar-Hazy, ALC has… Continue reading

Boeing Updates 737 MAX Engine Configuration Status and Customer Commitments

- New airplane has received more than 600 order commitments from eight airlines

SEATTLE, Nov. 3, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing (NYSE: BA) announced today that the 737 MAX program has selected a 68-inch fan diameter for the optimized engine design… Continue reading

Singapore Airlines signs new Flight Hour Services contract with Airbus for support of its 15 additional A330s

 

Airbus’ fully tailored services maximise customer fleet utilisation

3 November 2011

Singapore Airlines has signed a new Flight Hour Services (FHS) Tailored Support Package contract with Airbus to integrate and provide full component support, line and base airframe maintenance,… Continue reading

Airbus showcases its popular, eco-efficient aircraft at Dubai Airshow

Versatile A330 and corporate jet Families are centre stage of Airbus display

3 November 2011

Airbus, the leading aircraft manufacturer, will present its modern and eco-efficient aircraft family at this year’s Dubai Airshow (13-17 November). In the static display area… Continue reading

U.S. Air Force modernization takes B-2 to North Pole

11/3/2011 – EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AFNS) — A B-2 Spirit flew from here to the North Pole and back Oct. 27 on a mission to test the aircraft’s hardware and software upgrades, endurance and its performance at extremely… Continue reading