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September 16, 2016

FAA Holds DC-Area Community Workshops

Three Sessions Held Focusing On New Departure Routes From KDCA

The FAA held three community workshops this week in Arlington, VA, the Georgetown neighborhood of Washington, D.C. and Bethesda, MD, to talk to local residents about proposed new departure routes from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). The northbound routes are designed to increase flight time over the Potomac River to address noise complaints and to increase the distance between aircraft and the prohibited airspace over the National Mall.

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Boeing May Have A New Launch Customer For The 737 MAX

Norwegian May Get Airplanes For Transatlantic Service In March

The Boeing 737 MAX flight test program is running ahead of schedule, and that may mean an earlier delivery date than was originally scheduled for Southwest next summer.

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Singapore Airlines Dumps First A380 Lease

Will Not Extend Agreement That Expires In October 2017

Singapore Airlines was the first buyer of the Airbus A380 superjumbo airliner, and is still the second-largest customer for the giant-sized airplane. But the airline appears to be re-thinking its use of the airplane. On Wednesday, the carrier said it would not be renewing the lease on its first A380, which expires in October 2017.

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Flight Training Alliance Begins Pilot Training On C Series Aircraft FFS

Full-Flight Sim Located At Flight Training Center In Frankfurt, Germany

Flight Training Alliance’s first full-flight simulator for Bombardier’s all-new C Series aircraft was unveiled during an inauguration held in Frankfurt, Germany.

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Hawaiian Pilots Open Strike Operations Center

Negotiations Continue A Year After Agreement Became Amendable

Hawaiian Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), today formally opened their Strike Operations Center in Honolulu, exactly one year after their collective bargaining agreement with the airline became amendable. 

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Hong Kong Airlines Confirms Order For 9 More A330s

Fast-Growing Airline Committed To Airbus Widebody Fleet

Hong Kong Airlines has signed a contract with Airbus for the firm order of nine additional A330-300 aircraft.

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ATSB Releases Report Following Examination Of Debris Found Near Tanzania

Board Confirms Outboard Flap Was From MH370

On 20 June 2016, a large item of debris was found on the island of Pemba, off the coast of Tanzania. Preliminary identification from photographs indicated that the item was likely a section of Boeing 777 outboard flap.

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