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by Kathryn B. Creedy
After the May 31 crash of an Air France Airbus in the Atlantic, interest rose in the ability for continuous data streaming of critical aircraft condition and flight data recorder information was bantied about as the next step in... Read More
by Ramon Lopez
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) will propose an Airworthiness Directive (AD) requring that 200 Airbus A330/A340 aircraft currently outfitted with older Thales pitot probes be fitted with at least two pitot tubes made... Read More
by Kathryn B. Creedy
With aviation maintenance continuing to face political and economic challenges, the discipline has become the focus of much speculation as to what the future holds, according to experts slated for Aviation Today’s next... Read More
by Staff Writer
Airbus kicked off the Paris Air Show Monday with Qatar Airways firm contracts for 24 A320 single-aisle jetliners (including four A321s covered by a 2008 memorandum of understanding), taking orders for the A320 family to 6,365. As... Read More
by Ian Goold
Introduction of large-scale use of composites materials in production of new large aircraft such as the soon-to-fly Boeing 787 means that their application to aerospace manufacturing will double by the middle of next decade and... Read More
by Ramon Lopez
In a new book entitled The Plane Truth from an American Airlines Flight Attendant, Alicia Lutz-Rolow charges that the nation’s airline executives are putting passengers at risk for the sake of generating extra revenue. The... Read More
by Kathryn B. Creedy
Aviation experts echoed Nawal K. Teneja’s contention that airlines have to be much smarter not only about data collection but how it can be used to improve efficiency but to save money and reduce emissions. Related Story... Read More
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