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October 02, 2017

Alaska Air Cargo Introduces World's First Converted 737-700 Freighter

Will Primarily Serve The State Of Alaska With Flights To 17 Communities

Alaska Air Cargo has embarked a new chapter in its business, introducing the first converted Boeing 737-700 cargo aircraft. The aircraft is the first of its kind in the world and was converted from an all-passenger to an all-freight aircraft. The aircraft has already entered commercial service, carrying goods from Seattle to the state of Alaska.

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Jeppesen, Air Malta Agree To Navigation, Charting And EFB Service Contract

Digital Jeppesen Services To Maximize Operational Efficiency For Flagship Carrier Of Malta

Boeing, through its subsidiary Jeppesen, has announced a three-year service renewal agreement with Air Malta to provide Jeppesen’s industry-leading FliteDeck Pro electronic flight bag (EFB) services on iPad, in addition to digital charting data and NavData global navigation services for the airline.

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Boeing Donates Additional $1 Million To Assist Hurricane Recovery And Relief

Contributions Directed To Areas Affected By Hurricanes Harvey, Irma And Maria

Boeing and The Boeing Charitable Trust are committing an additional $1 million to assist with hurricane disaster relief in areas affected by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the company announced today. In addition to a previous commitment of $1 million from The Boeing Charitable Trust for Hurricane Harvey recovery and relief, Boeing employees and retirees have given more than $700,000, and when matched, will bring Boeing’s full humanitarian aid relief package to over $3.2 million.

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UPS Aircraft Mechanics File New Request To Be Released From Mediation

After Years Of Contract Delays, Teamsters Local 2727 Members Say Negotiations Are At An Impasse

Following close to four years of UPS refusing to bargain fairly on a new contract with its aircraft mechanics and related classifications, the workforce of approximately 1,300 employees who maintain the company's air fleet have filed a new request with the National Mediation Board (NMB) asking to be released from mediated contract negotiations with the  company.

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Air France Contracts For PASSUR Integrated Traffic Management Solutions

Designed To Predict And Minimize The Impact Of Delays At Key European Airports

PASSUR Aerospace and Air France have announced that they have formalized a partnership to develop in Europe several core modules of PASSUR Integrated Traffic Management (PITM), designed to increase flight predictability and minimize delays and disruptions by addressing costly and complex air traffic constraints.

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