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Psst? Wanna buy an Airbus aircraft?

12/01/2016 by Kevincm

a white airplane on a runway

If you're rich, or a billionaire hell-bent on becoming a millionaire - then it's time to set up an airline. Airbus have released their price list for 2016. Expect eye-watering prices for these new planes... if you're paying out of your own pocket. Want an Airbus A350-900? That'll be US$308.1 million please... Yes, we accept cash. Pocket change if you're waiting for … [Read more...]

Air France prepares to say Au Revoir to its Boeing 747 fleet

12/01/2016 by Kevincm

Air France Boeing 747 Arriving at CDG after its final International Flight - Image, Air France via Twitter

Another operate is preparing to say goodbye to its Boeing 747 fleet, with Air France the latest airline to put the jumbo jet out to pasture. Air France Boeing 747 Arriving at CDG after its final International Flight - Image, Air France via Twitter Air France completed its long haul operations with a flight between Mexico City and Paris Charles De Gaulle. All that remains … [Read more...]

Bombardier CSeries CS100 formally certified. Will anyone else buy one? Please?

21/12/2015 by Kevincm

Bombardier CSeries CS100 - Image, Bombardier

There was some good new for Bombardier on Friday - with news that the first type of the CSeries aircraft - the CS100 has been formally certified for serial production and service. Bombardier CSeries CS100 taxing - Image, Bombardier. Bombardier received the type certification from Transport Canada after a long test programme that has had its highlights and … [Read more...]

Virgin America goes for the A321neo

16/12/2015 by Kevincm

Virgin America Airbus A321neo - Image, Virgin America/Airbus

Virgin America are to get larger planes in its fleet, with the airline planning to introduce Airbus A321neo aircraft from 2017 Virgin America Airbus A321neo - Image, Virgin America/Airbus The first of the ten-strong fleet will join Virgin America from March 2017, with deliveries through to 2018. The airline currently operate Airbus A319s and A320s family aircraft in its … [Read more...]

The Boeing 737 MAX rolls out for the first time

08/12/2015 by Kevincm

a plane parked at an airport

With Airbus having their A320neo in the air (and now certified), Boeing are playing catch up with their Boeing 737 MAX programme. This programme took a step forward today with the roll-out of the first prototype - a Boeing 737 MAX 8. The Boeing 737 MAX 8 rolled out the paint shop - Note the logos of the airlines on the fuselage, the CFM Leap 1A engine - Image (c) The … [Read more...]

Emirates picks up its fleet renewal – 26 aircraft to leave in 2016

08/12/2015 by Kevincm

Emirates Boeing 777-300ER landing at Birmingham Airport - Image, GhettoIFE

Emirates is continuing to pursue its fleet renewal with gusto, with plans to withdraw 26 aircraft next year. Emirates Boeing 777-300ER landing at Birmingham Airport - Image, Economy Class and Beyond Up for the chop are the following: 12 A330-300s 4 A340-300s 1 A340-500 6 Boeing 777-200ERs 2 Boeing 777-300s 1 Boeing 777-300ER In addition, Emirates have pencilled in 13 … [Read more...]

TAM’s first A350 takes flight

03/12/2015 by Kevincm

TAM Airbus A350 first flight - Image, Airbus

The Airbus A350 is slowing becoming a common sight, with more operators taking delivery of aircraft. Speaking of new operators - TAM will be looking forward to delivery of their first A350. This took a step forward with TAM's first A350 taking to the skies. TAM will be the fourth operator of the Airbus A350, and the launch operator of the type in the Americas. TAM itself is … [Read more...]

Airbus A320neo with Pratt and Whitney Engines Certified for service

25/11/2015 by Kevincm

Airbus A320neo - Image, Airbus

Congratulations to Airbus and Pratt & Whitney, who have managed to get the new Airbus A320neo certified by European and US Authorities. Airbus A320neo with Pratt & Whitney Pure Power PW1100G-JM Engines - Image, Airbus This marks an important point in the development of the Airbus A320neo, being the first to be typed certified by both European Lets take a step back … [Read more...]

Bombardier’s CSeries completes flight certification testing

17/11/2015 by Kevincm

Bombardier CSeries landing in the sunset - Image, Bombardier

Some good news for Bombardier today, as the CSeries (the CS100 subtype) completes its flight certification test programme. With the flight test programme wrapped up, it's now down to Transport Canada to review and issue a "type certificate" - allowing the CSeries to move from a development phase to a phase where they can deliver planes to customers. Bombardier in the … [Read more...]

TAP Portugal goes shopping, comes away with new aircraft

16/11/2015 by Kevincm

TAP Portugal Airbus A330-900neo - Rendering, Airbus

TAP Portgual is in the midst of change. With a partial sale of the airline to a consortium comprising of Azul Linhas Aéreas and Barraqueiro group (known as Atlantic Gateway), the future aircraft orders were always up for review. Now the review is complete, TAP Portugal has been shopping for 53 new aircraft. TAP Portugal will be ordering a mixture of single aisle and … [Read more...]

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