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Just a few days after obtaining its STC from EASA, Aeronautical Engineers (AEI) B737-800SF will now enter service in Europe. AEI redelivered CargoAir’s first B737-800SF freighter (MSN 30664, formerly SmartWings), making the Bulgarian carrier the launch operator for this converted aircraft in Eur...
A battle to convert single-aisle passenger aircraft to full freighters begins in Europe. The Aviation branch of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has signed a Memorand...
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and its UK counterpart on Wednesday cleared the Boeing 737 MAX to fly again in European skies, 22 months after the pl...
US regulators conducted the first a test flight of the Boeing 737 MAX on Monday, a key step in recertifying the jet that has been grounded for more than a year follow...
AKKA Technologies and Avianor have signed a framework agreement aimed at offering a temporary Passenger-to-Freighter conversion solution for airlines that require EAS...
A key test flight for the Boeing 737 MAX, a major hurdle before the grounded plane is cleared to fly again, will not take place before June, sources told AFP on Thurs...
After acquiring the Dutch company Direct Maintenance, Magnetic MRO is extending its capacities in the high capacity maintenance sector. In fact, it is announcing that it has obtained the EASA agreement to propose CAMO (airworthiness management) services for A330s, 777s and ERJ145s. "The expans...
ATR has managed to improve the availability of its aircraft even more. On 25th February, the regional aircraft manufacturer announced that it had obtained EASA certifi...
A330-900 ready for delivery to first operator TAP Air Portugal soonThe A330-900 has received its Type Certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Th...
The Management Board of the European Aviation Safety Agency announces the re-election by a unanimous vote of Patrick Ky (50) as the Agency’s Executive Director f...
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