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IAG signs MOU for eight A330s for Iberia
Headlines

International Airlines Group (IAG) subsidiary Iberia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Airbus for eight A330-300s, which will become the airline’s first widebody twins. IAG, which was formed in January this year after the merger of Iberia and British Airways, will select an engine for the A330s at a later date, with IAG

PC-12 NG gets iPad upgrade
Headlines

PC-12 NG gets iPad upgrade

by WOFA March 8, 2011

Pilatus has stepped into the world of app savvy fliers after the launch of its new iPad software program in February for its PC-12 NG customers. New PC-12 NG owners will receive an Apple iPad containing interactive content customised to each owner’s individual aircraft, delivery documents, owner’s manuals and a variety of other aviation apps.

Virgin Blue’s first A330 arrives
Airlines

Virgin Blue’s first Airbus A330-200, VH-XFA, has arrived in Australia, flying into Melbourne on March 5. The all-white aircraft features no hints as to Virgin Blue’s much anticipated rebranding and new livery, expected to be revealed in the near future, although conjecture suggests the name ‘Virgin Australia’ could be adopted. Virgin Blue has already released

BAE Systems signs $790 million long term agreement with Marand for JSF tails
Defence

BAE Systems and Marand signed a $790 million long term agreement for the supply of vertical tails for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter at the Avalon Airshow on Friday, the largest and highest value Australian F-35 work package announced to date. Victorian based Marand has worked closely with BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and the Victorian

Hawker 4000 gains Australian certification
Headlines

Hawker Beechcraft (HBC) has announced that the Hawker 4000 has received certification from CASA, opening the way for the aircraft to be delivered to local customers. “There is growing interest in the Hawker 4000 throughout the Asia-Pacific market,” said Dan Keady, HBC VP South Asia Pacific. “Its composite construction, outstanding performance and world-class cabin make

2011 JSF testing ahead of schedule
Defence

Flight testing of the F-35 JSF has got off to a promising start in 2011, with all three variants exceeding their planned schedule in January and February. Lockheed Martin’s vice president of JSF program Tom Burbage told a briefing at the Avalon Airshow on Thursday that the program had completed 114 flights so far this

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