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P-8 progresses to low rate production approved
Defence

The US Navy has approved the start of low rate production of the P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft. The approval came after a review by the Defense Acquisition Board. “The airplane is performing very well in testing which should result in an on-time and on-budget delivery to the war fighters,” program manager Capt Mike Moran

New communications appointment for Boeing
Headlines

Boeing has announced that it has appointed Allison Bone to the role of communications director Australia-New Zealand. Bone succeeds Ken Morton, who has been promoted to head Boeing’s corporate communications throughout the Asia Pacific region. Bone previously worked as communciations director with Kathy Jones & Associates, and previously held roles with Qantas and the New

Borghetti rejigs Pac Blue, V Aus services
Airlines

Virgin Blue has announced the first phase of action following its network review, which will see Pacific Blue end its domestic New Zealand services, while V Australia will cut its Nadi services. Pac Blue’s domestic NZ services will be cut from October 18, with passengers with bookings for after that time to be offered refunds

RAAF flies aid to Pakistan
Defence

RAAF flies aid to Pakistan

by WOFA August 13, 2010

A RAAF C-17 Globemaster departed RAAF Amberley on August 13 with a load of humanitarian supplies to assist with flood relief operations in Pakistan. The flight was originally due to depart Amberley on August 12 but was delayed due to a technical fault found while the supplies were being loaded. A second flight with relief

Safeskies wins FAI award
Headlines

Safeskies wins FAI award

by WOFA August 13, 2010

Safeskies Australia has been awarded the prestigious Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) Honorary Group Diploma for Aeronautics in recognition for its contribution to the progress of aeronautics over recent years. “Safeskies has contributed significantly to the advancement of aeronautics through its role as a medium in the exchange of information, opinion and the development of relationships

Legacy 650 engine certified
Headlines

Legacy 650 engine certified

by WOFA August 13, 2010

Rolls-Royce has received certification from EASA and Brazilian authorities for the AE3007A2 engine which powers the new Embraer Legacy 650 large business jet. Compared with its predecessor, the AE 3007A2 provides 6-12 per cent higher takeoff and climb, thrust and reduced specific fuel consumption, providing a significant contribution towards the Legacy 650 extended range of

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