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| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | June 26, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Boeing presents 777X’s first “milestone” taxi test [Video] After its official unveiling this spring, Boeing’s first 777X flight test aircraft has now made its runway debut. In a YouTube video, published by the U.S. manufacturer on June 24, 2019, the […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… MANUFACTURERS & MRO Bombardier to Sell Its CRJ Program for $550 Million Canadian aerospace company Bombardier and Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. (MHI) have finally broken the silence on the CRJ program.  Full story MANUFACTURERS & MRO TAROM Selects […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… GENERAL AVIATION No More Need to Own a Private Jet Owning a private jet has long been a symbol of wealth and success, but the market seems to be showing a rather drastic shift. Full story AIRLINES & AIRPORTS […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | June 25, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… BREAKING | Bombardier sells CRJ program to Mitsubishi Bombardier has entered into a definitive agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries regarding the sale of the CRJ regional aircraft program for $550 million. The Japanese manufacturer will acquire maintenance, support, upgrade, marketing […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | June 24, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Russia bans passenger flights to and from Georgia starting July 8 Russia’s Transport Ministry states that the flight ban on two airlines – national carrier Georgian Airways and MyWay Airlines – will be lifted once they can guarantee safety, undergo an […]

| AeroTime Weekend Special Weekend Special | June 22, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Rolls Royce acquires Siemens eAircraft “We are at the dawn of the third era of aviation,” proclaims Rolls-Royce as it announces the acquisition of Siemens’ electric and hybrid-electric aerospace propulsion business, marking a clear step further into making greener engines. […]

Briefly about the last week in aviation! Can’t see images? Click here… MANUFACTURERS & MRO 200 Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft on Order: First After Grounding The second day of Paris Air Show 2019 has brought Boeing some exciting news. International Airlines Group (IAG) has expressed its intention to purchase 200 Boeing 737 MAX planes. Full story […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | June 21, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Airbus A320NEO: the big winner at Paris Air Show with 250+ orders “NEO” has been the operating word for Airbus at the Paris Air Show 2019. Having launched its brand-new A321XLR jet, the longest range variant of the A320 Family, […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… GENERAL AVIATION How Do Pilots Communicate in Case of Emergency? Of course, everyone loves watching movies where a pilot performs safe and heroic landing. However, there exists another side of these situations that Hollywood movies do not show.  Full […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | June 20, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Captain ‘Sully’ weighs in on 737 MAX crashes in Congress hearings Speaking at a U.S. Congressional hearing on June 19, 2019, Captain Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger, deemed as a hero pilot for safely landing a US Airways passenger plane on the […]