MacCarthy Aviation has been awarded a significant contract from Loftleidir, a part of the Icelandair group to refurbish two B767-300ER aircraft. The contract is to completely refurbish two ship sets of galleys and to provide uplift kits for twelve lavatories. The work package for the galleys consists of; deep cleaning, replacement of any damaged parts,
Shanghai based Spring Airlines has signed an agreement with Satair for Pall avionics cooling system for their new A320 aircrafts. Satair is to start deliveries in 2014. China Southern, the biggest airline in Asia and the biggest operator of V2500 engines has chosen Champion igniters from Satair to power all their V2500 engines.
JorAMCo signed a contract with flydubai to provide the UAE-based low-cost carrier with ‘C’ checks for 23 of its fleet of 28 737-800 aircraft that are due for maintenance services this year. The maintenance services to be provided by JorAMCo, include C1, C2 and C3 checks in addition to SBs and Ads. Work on the
Jet Aviation St. Louis welcomed its first Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) in February, and its second BBJ is scheduled for this spring. Both aircraft will have maintenance and minor interior upgrades performed. The construction of a narrow body hangar, training of technicians and investment in infrastructure resulted in the BBJ projects. Numerous St. Louis technicians
At its facility in Lindenberg (Germany), Liebherr-Aerospace Lindenberg GmbH recently put into operation a new 260 m² center for machining titanium parts – among others, hydraulic valve blocks for the electric back-up hydraulic actuator (EBHA) of the A380 program. In the future, components for new aircraft programs will also be produced there. The machining center
Boeing has rolled out the first Next-Generation 737 built at the new production rate of 38 airplanes a month. Panamanian customer Copa Airlines will take delivery of the 737-800 in early April. The airplane will now undergo functional, systems and flight testing over the next three weeks before being delivered.
Eclipse Aerospace celebrated a major production milestone – the first power up of the new production Eclipse 550 Twin-Engine Jet. The first production Eclipse 550 aircraft successfully powered up its two Pratt & Whitney PW610F engines, and the aircraft systems came on line on March 18th, at the company’s facility in Albuquerque, N.M. Eclipse Aerospace
Unique Airmotive Services (UAS) received FAA145 certificate and operational specifications for the repair and overhaul of a wide range of Auxiliary Power Units (APU’s), Accessories and Line Replacement Units. This approval will allow UAS to pursue a number of Domestic and International Airlines as well as Maintenance and Repair Organizations (MRO’s) for the repair and
Aviation Technical Services and Aviointeriors have agreed to develop a business relationship in support of seat installation activity of Aviointeriors seats for airline customers. This agreement marks a first step in building a relationship that will provide airlines with seamless support for seat installation on both newly delivered aircraft and in services fleets. It combines
FADEC Alliance, a joint venture between aircraft engine electronic control specialist FADEC International (Sagem-BAE Systems) and GE, has been named CFM International’s exclusive supplier for the LEAP engine family. “The FADEC Alliance JV was created on November 29, 2012 in a drive to get GE more involved in the design and production of Fadec units
