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FAA proposes $777,000 fine against Horizon - Airline Pilot Central Forums
From Seattle PI: Seattle-based Horizon Air operated 32 Bombardier Dash 8 airplanes on 49,870 flights with lighting that wasn't properly tested, the
A400M: At long last some sense.
I guess the French were the cause of the A400M's political problems which inturn caused the creation of a significant number of thhe problems thar currently beset this aircraft.
Mach 0.995 - Airline Pilot Central Forums
Gulfstream's 650 hits Mach 0.995 AOPA Online: Gulfstream’s G650 hits Mach 0.995 Gulfstream Aerospace s new G650 reached Mach 0.995 in
Relevance of 717 to SWA continues to diminish - Airline Pilot Central Forums
Relevance of 717 to Southwest continues to diminish Relevance of 717 to Southwest continues to diminish By Lori Ranson ( www.flightglobal.com )
What's the ugliest plane ever built??
My vote must go to the Alekseyev A-90 Orlyonok.....now that's one ugly aircraft Photo credit to Ilya Morozov
First Twin Otter built in 22 years ready for first official test flight
Viking Air confirms first test flight for its dependable workhorse The first Twin Otter aircraft built in 22 years will get wind under its wings sometime next week.
Factory, Design Flaws Caused A380 Cracks
Airbus acknowledged a combination of manufacturing and design flaws on Wednesday as it confirmed the discovery of more examples of cracks inside the wings of A380 superjumbo jets, while insisting the world's largest airliner is safe to fly.
Gulfstream G250 Takes First Flight
Gulfstream Aerospace, a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD), today announced that its newest business jet, the large-cabin, mid-range Gulfstream G250, has successfully completed its first flight.
Qantas cancels Dreamliner orders
Qantas cancels Dreamliner orders Boeing has announced it will delay the Dreamliner's first test flight due to a structural flaw [EPA] Australia's Qantas Airways has cancelled orders for 15 Boeing Dreamliners and deferred orders for 15 more
Bombardier Signs PrivatAir for up to 10 CSeries Aircraft
Bombardier Aerospace announced today that Geneva-based PrivatAir has placed a firm order for five CS100 airliners and has taken options on an additional five CS100 aircraft.
