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09/04/2024

My muslim friends, may the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr fill your life with happiness, success, and prosperity.

18/07/2023

On short notice we've got available a B777-200 for Umrah or other charters.
LOPA 14C406Y.

Contact us for your offer.

20/04/2023

Eid Mubarak to all our muslim friends.

عيد مبارك لجميع أصدقائي المسلمين.

10/07/2022

11/11/2020

Amid , misinformation is causing global harm and can be deadly.
and take time to verify facts before you share something online to stop the spread of misinformation -- and the virus. pledgetopause.org

23/09/2020

Some thoughts about the post pandemic era in aviation.
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https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/post-pandemic-era-quo-vadis-aviation-tobias-rueckerl

15/09/2020

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing's product problems are not getting any smaller. For one thing, gaps in the connection between two rear fuselage sections of the B787 had not been properly closed. Second, the inner surface of composite parts was not smooth enough.

On 8th Sept., Boeing confirmed that there was a production difficulty of the horizontal stabilizers for the 787, components were brought together with too much force. This could result in gaps that are slightly larger than intended.

FAA documents showing now, that there is also a production problem with the vertical stabilizer.

In the current case, the gaps are around 0.86 millimeters, but according to the documents they may still pose a risk to the aircraft. Because the gaps that are too large result in excessive pre-tension, which, together with a high load on the aircraft, can result in the connections being excessively stressed. In the worst case, damage could occur in the area of ​​the aircraft at some point and the pilots could lose control of the aircraft.

Boeing confirmed this and stated that the error had been noticed in 2019 and is fixed in the production of new jets; however, there is currently no immediate threat to flight safety.

15/09/2020

US planemaker Boeing will have to pay more to refinance a USD 3.2 billion loan that matures in October 2020 as the B737 MAX grounding and pandemic increase the risk of lending. The company is refinancing a 364-day revolving credit facility.

Meanwhile, Boeing's B737 MAX completed a round of test flights with European air-safety regulators, taking another step toward a return to the skies.

15/09/2020

Euopean planemaker Airbus has stepped up warnings of compulsory layoffs as air travel fails to recover as quickly as expected from the crisis, putting itself on a potential collision course with unions and the French government.

Airbus revealed
+ one A320 on order from Chengdu Airlines (China) in August 2020,

+ Brazilian AZUL Finance took delivery slots of 12 A32neos and five A321neos from BOC Aviation based in Singapore.

+ Chinese Shenzhen Airlines got two A320neos delivered,

+ two A320neos are delivered to Chinese Sichuan Airlines,

+ two A321neos to China Southern.

+ Cathay Pacific from Hong Kong converted orders for two A350-1000 to the -900.

15/09/2020

Lates UAE LCC Wizz Air Abu Dhabi delays the start of operations until 16th October 2020 due to current travel restrictions.
The airline took delivery of two A321neo with Y239 seats in September 2020:

Serial number | Registration
9429 | A6-WZB
9503 | A6-WZA

14/09/2020

Brazilian Azul expects to operate 505 peak daily departures and eighty-nine destinations in October 2020. Total capacity for the month is expected to be 55% of the same period last year and domestic capacity 60%.

14/09/2020

RwandAir confirmed that it has cancelled leases for two A330-900Ns and two B737-8s.

"We can confirm RwandAir’s decision to no longer move forward with its order of two Airbus A330neos and two Boeing 737 Max aircraft", RwandAir CEO Yvonne Makolo said.