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Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Icelandair Gives Up Its Interest in WOW air Again After several attempts and re-negotiations,  the Icelandair Group has finally arrived at the decision not to get involved in WOW air operations and not to invest into […]

| AeroTime Weekend Special Weekend Special | March 23, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… New study calls for revision of EASA fatigue regulation There are plenty accident reports pointing to pilot fatigue. In fact, around every fifth of aviation incident implicates fatigue, according to U.S. Office of Transportation Safety. But now their counterparts in […]

Briefly about the last week in aviation! Can’t see images? Click here… REGULATIONS & SAFETY Boeing 737 MAX: from Suspensions to Compensations Severe turbulence has hit Boeing 737 MAX. Recent Ethiopian Airlines fatal crash with 157 fatalities. Links with Lion Air deadly accident which took the lives of 189. MAX program is back in the […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | March 22, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… Garuda, first company to cancel its order for Boeing 737 MAX 8 This is the first confirmed contract cancellation for the US manufacturer following the two crashes involving the aircraft. In October 2014, Garuda ordered 50 Boeing 737 MAX 8s […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… AIRLINES & AIRPORTS Red Wings Scraps its Airbus A220 Order and Retires its Tupolev Tu-204s Red Wings, Russia’s only potential airline customer for the Airbus A220-300, has abandoned its plans to lease these aircraft types whilst, as part of […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… MANUFACTURERS & MRO Boeing 737 MAX: from Suspensions to Compensations Severe turbulence has hit Boeing 737 MAX. Recent Ethiopian Airlines fatal crash with 157 fatalities. Links with Lion Air deadly accident which took the lives of 189. Boeing MAX […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | March 21, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… All Nippon Airways becomes the last new operator of the A380 Airbus is welcoming the last new customer for the superjumbo. Japan’s All Nippon Airways (ANA) has taken delivery of its first A380 on March 20, 2019, becoming the 15th […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | March 20, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… FAA’s judgement no longer taken for granted? Three different authority agencies announced on March 19, 2019, they would each review the safety of the MCAS independently: the Federal Aviation Authority, the European Aviation Safety Agency and Transport Canada. The same […]

Daily digest. Briefly about the most important matters across the industry. Can’t see images? Click here… REGULATIONS & SAFETY Doubts Over FAA Ability to Set Global Safety Standards Arising After two fatal crashes of Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, the US government has ordered to review the approval of Boeing 737 MAX 8 plane issued […]

| AeroTime Aviation News Daily Newsletter | March 19, 2019 Can’t see images? Click here… EasyJet withdraws from Alitalia rescue plan Stakes are heating up for Alitalia again. It has until June 2019 to find a way to pay back €900 million in loans, but now another potential investor withdraws from negotiations over a potential […]