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All News

February 09, 2018

LEAP Engine Surpasses 600,000 Flight Hours

Accumulated In Less Than 18 Months Of Service

CFM International's advanced LEAP engine continues to set a new industry standard for fuel efficiency and asset utilization as the fleet continues the most rapid buildup in commercial aviation history, surpassing 600,000 flight hours in less than 18 months of commercial service.

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Boeing Announces Nearly $1 Billion In Services Orders At Singapore Airshow

Orders Demonstrate Strong Asia Pacific Interest In Boeing Services, Company Says

Boeing has taken services orders valued at more than $900 million that will enable carriers and partners to excel in today’s competitive airline environment.

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P&W Announces New EngineWise Data Analytics Capabilities For V2500 Engines

Results From STC Granted For A321 Aircraft Powered By The Engines

Pratt & Whitney has announced that it has launched new data analytics capabilities for its V2500 engines as a result of achieving a supplemental type certificate for the Airbus A321 aircraft powered by the V2500 engine.

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SWISS Selects Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbofan Engines

Will Power New Fleet Of Airbus A320neo And A321neo Aircraft

Swiss International Air Lines (SWISS) has selected Pratt & Whitney Geared Turbofan (GTF) engines to power 15 total Airbus A320neo and A321neo aircraft. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2019.

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Southwest Jet Slides Off Taxiway At KBWI

All Passengers And Crew Evacuated Safely

A Southwest 737 getting ready to depart Baltimore/Washington International Airport (KBWI) bound for Jamaica Wednesday morning didn't get very far. It slid off a taxiway while preparing for departure.

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ICAO And Singapore Formalize Joint Agreement

Pact Supports Next Generation Aviation Professionals

While in Singapore to provide keynote remarks to the State’s sixth Aviation Leadership Summit, ICAO Council President Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu formalized a new Memorandum of Understanding between ICAO and Singapore for a new five-year, six million dollar program which will see 40 new scholarships and 600 new fellowships being made available to young up and coming aviation professionals.

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Allegiant Indianapolis Base Open For Business

Flights With Locally Based Aircraft And Crews Will Propel Economic Growth

Allegiant Travel Company has begun operating flights with Indiana-based crews and aircraft from Indianapolis International Airport (KIND), providing a foundation for future growth in the Hoosier State. Allegiant's 13th permanent base of operations opens with two Airbus aircraft and more than 80 locally based personnel.

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