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July 06, 2016

Allied Pilots Association Elects New National Officers

Terms Began July 1

The Allied Pilots Association, certified collective bargaining agent for the 15,000 pilots of American Airlines, has announced the final results of regularly scheduled elections for new national officers. The three-year terms of office begin on July 1, 2016.

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Comac ARJ21-700 Makes First Revenue Flight

Carried Passengers From Chengdu To Shanghai

The new regional jet built by the Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (Comac) made it first revenue flight late last month.

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ERJ-145XR Enters Commercial Service With United Express

First Flight Traveled From Washington, D.C. To Columbia, SC

CommutAir today began commercial service with its inaugural flight on the ERJ-145XR jet from Washington, D.C. to Columbia, SC.

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U.S. DOT Awards $5.15 Million In Airport Grants

Money Will Support Local Air Service Development In Small Communities

The U.S. DOT has announced $5.15 million in grants that will go to nine small communities to help them improve local air service.

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Study: Global Commercial Aircraft Backlog Remains Strong

Analyst Deloitte Finds Minimal Risk Or Erosion Of Orders

According to a new Deloitte study, "Aircraft Order Backlog Analysis," released Tuesday, there is minimal risk of erosion in aircraft production backlog due to a potential severe economic downturn. The study found that between 7.2 and 11.6 percent of the backlog value may be subject to deferral or cancellation in the event of a severe recession.

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Boeing Opens Collaborative Autonomous Systems Laboratory In Missouri

Researchers Will Develop And Validate Systems That Enable Teamwork Between Autonomous Vehicles

Boeing has opened a new research laboratory to test hardware and software that will make a new generation of autonomous air, sea and land vehicles work together more effectively as a team or unit.

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