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September 22, 2016

Boeing 777X To Feature Touchscreen Flight Displays From Rockwell Collins

First-Ever Touchscreen Flight Displays For Commercial Air Transport Aircraft Will Be More Intuitive And Increase Work Efficiency For Pilots

Boeing has selected Rockwell Collins to provide its industry-leading touchscreen flight displays for all five flight deck displays on the new Boeing 777X. The advanced touchscreen capability will make the flight deck more intuitive for pilots and more efficient for flight operations. This is the first time a commercial air transport aircraft will be equipped with touchscreen forward flight displays.

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A350 XWB Program Reaches Manufacturing Milestone

Successful Partnership Contributes To Composites Manufacturing Jobs In Utah

Orbital ATK and Airbus Americas recently reached a significant milestone in their successful partnership of working together to support air transport customers around the world, and marked the successful completion of the 100,000th composite part in support of the A350 XWB program.

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FAA Orders Suspension Of Western Air Express Air Carrier Certificate

Says The Company Has Not Complied With Engine Or Propeller Overhaul Requirements

The FAA has issued an emergency order suspending the air carrier certificate of Western Air Express, based in Midland, Texas.

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ICAO Stresses Importance Of Civil Aviation Standards To Safety

Secretary General Addresses ISO General Assembly

ICAO’s development and implementation of global standards has fostered the development of safe and sustainable aviation since the UN agency was created, declared Dr. Fang Liu, ICAO’s Secretary General, at the General Assembly of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) last week.

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SeaPort Airlines Grounded For Good

Aircraft To Be Sold To Satisfy Creditors

Portland's SeaPort Airlines, which for the past eight years has tried to carve itself a niche serving subsidized routes to regional airports, has lost its fight to keep flying.

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European Air Traffic Control Strikes Hit 1 Million Minutes Of Delay In 2016

Calls On Governments To Take Steps To Ensure Service Continuity

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) recently condemned the effects of air traffic controller strikes, which have caused 1 million minutes of delay across Europe this year, and called for governments to take steps to ensure service continuity in the face of industrial action.

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