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Boeing looking to ‘737NG+’?
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Boeing looking to ‘737NG+’?

by WOFA September 10, 2010

Boeing is increasingly looking like it will not offer a re-engining option for future 737 customers, but could instead offer further incremental improvements to the existing NG series aircraft, which has been internally dubbed ‘737NG+’. According to Flightblogger, Boeing Commercial Airplanes CEO Jim Albaugh raised the prospect of a 737NG+ during an internal company webcast

Terrafugia may start production in 2011
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Terrafugia, which is developing the Transition ‘street legal airplane’, is preparing to move into a facility at Woburn, Massachusetts, from which it could commence low rate production of the car/aircraft from late 2011. “It is exciting to be in the facility where the first Transitions will be built for our customers and to see the

A380 production on target
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A380 production on target

by WOFA September 10, 2010

EADS CEO Louis Gallois says that Airbus is on track to meet its goal of delivering 20 A380s this year, with production unlikely to fall below that level in 2011. According to a report by Reuters, Gallois said that A380 production was on track after Airbus made “significant progress” in reducing outstanding work following earlier

Flight Experience gains CASA approval
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Flight Experience has announced that its simulators have received approval from CASA under FSD-2 as a Category B Synthetic Trainer, allowing pilots with an instrument rating to log time on them. Pilots will now be able to log two of their three hours of instrument time requirements over a 90 day period using the Flight

ACCC to deny Virgin-Air NZ tie up
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ACCC to deny Virgin-Air NZ tie up

by WOFA September 10, 2010

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued a draft determination which would block Virgin Blue’s proposed alliance with Air New Zealand on trans-Tasman services. “The ACCC believes that Virgin Blue is a significant competitor to Air New Zealand and there are a number of trans-Tasman routes where the alliance raises competition concerns,” ACCC

DOT to block Delta, Virgin Blue joint venture
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The US Department of Transport has dealt a major blow to the proposed joint venture agreement between Delta Air Lines and Virgin Blue on services to the US, announcing its tentative decision not to grant in antitrust immunity, claiming that it would not be in the best interests of the travelling public. In an ‘Order

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