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747-8F heads to California
Headlines

747-8F heads to California

by WOFA April 20, 2010

Boeing has announced that the third 747-8 Freighter, RC521, has ferried to Palmdale, California where it will conduct the majority of its certification testing. “Taking the airplane to Palmdale is a big step,” said Mo Yahyavi, VP and general manager of the 747 program. “The team is focused on ensuring a seamless transition into the

Garuda receives 75th aircraft
Airlines

Garuda Indonesia has taken delivery of a new Boeing 737-800 which takes its total fleet size to 75 aircraft. “The airline has an aggressive fleet expansion plan that is part of its ‘quantum leap’ transformation strategy,” said Garuda Indonesia president and CEO Emirsyah Satar. The airline plans to grow to a fleet of 116 aircraft

Tiger pounces on Avalon
Airlines

Tiger pounces on Avalon

by WOFA April 19, 2010

Tiger Airways Australia has confirmed long-run industry speculation that it will commence flights from Avalon Airport, near Geelong. The airport has announced that it will base two Airbus A320s at the airport to complement its services from Melbourne Tullamarine. The airline has not yet announced which cities it will fly to from Avalon. “The new

Team Romeo proposes Black Hawk/Seahawk refurbishment
Defence

The Team Romeo group of companies bidding for the RAN’s Air 9000 Phase 8 Naval helicopter program, comprising Lockheed Martin, Sikorsky, Raytheon, GE and CAE, has proposed to refurbish the ADF’s outgoing fleet of 50 S-70A Black Hawks and S-70B Seahawks for sale to a third party as part of its bid. Speaking to media

Arch wins, Hall second in Perth Red Bull
Headlines

Austrian Hannes Arch won the Perth round of the Red Bull Air Race over the weekend of April 17-18, while Australian Matt Hall put in a great effort to come in second place. Less than one second separated Arch and Hall, with the Austrian recording a time of 1:26.03 in his final run, just ahead

Coaxial contenders for US Army armed aerial scout
Defence

Several new designs and concepts for the US Army’s Armed Aerial Scout (AAS)  were revealed during the Army Aviation Association of America’s (AAAA) annual convention in Fort Worth, Texas, between April 14-17. The US Army is due to decide within a fortnight whether to pursue a manned or unmanned solution, or combination of both, for

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