The chief of the Airbus Engineering Center in Mobile talks about big changes coming to aircraft cabin interiors.
Airbus Sees Civil Growth, Hopes For Defense Opportunities In North America
Airbus launches construction for the Airbus A220 final-assembly line in Mobile.
Virgin-led Takeover Leaves A Diminished Flybe
Flybe’s network and fleet are expected to be slashed after Virgin-led takeover.
Airbus And Boeing Rally To Set New Delivery Marks
At both Airbus and Boeing, fuel prices and interest rates are being monitored as the emerging market’s importance is acknowledged.
UK Aerospace Braces For Possibility Of No-Deal Brexit
Industry is already stockpiling components—at no small cost—to prevent production disruption in the event of a “no-deal” Brexit.
A380 Crisis: It Is Not Over Yet
Emirates new order “underscores Airbus’ commitment to produce the A380 at least for another 10 years,” says departing sales chief John Leahy.
Southwest ‘Turns Corner,’ Sees Modest Revenue Growth
Southwest Airlines “turned the corner” on unit revenue growth in 2017, edging into positive territory for the full year, and expects momentum in revenue per available-seat-mile (RASM) to continue in 2018 with 1-2% year-over-year (YOY) growth in the first quarter, Chairman and CEO Gary Kelly said.
Market Trends, Timing And Competition Complicate NMA Case
Boeing needs to be able to offer what is likely to become a small twin-aisle aircraft at a very low price in order to capture some of the market.
‘In-Time’ Could Be Future Safety Standard
U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine describes a domain-wide system that would continuously monitor the airspace to identify risks.
Large Backlogs, In-service Capacity Slow Widebody Market
There are multiple factors contributing to the current sluggishness, including aircraft program issues, capacity considerations and airline strategy factors.