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Cargo, News 11 May 2020

Pegasus Airlines Launches New Cargo Flights

LONDON (11th May 2020) — Pegasus Airlines has resumed cargo flights following the temporary suspension of all its flights within the scope of the measures…

Defence, News 11 May 2020

GKN Aerospace and Boeing

GKN Aerospace and Boeing extend partnership on significant military aircraft contracts Agreement includes continued supply of major structural components and assemblies for F/A-18E/F Super Hornet,…

Industry, News 10 May 2020

Cutting jobs to face Covid-19

Rolls Royce cutting jobs to face long term impact of COVID-19 on civil aviation, says GlobalData William Davies, Aerospace and Defense Analyst at GlobalData, a…

Air transport, News 6 May 2020

Urgent Appeal to International Community

Urgent Appeal to International Community to Support African Travel and Tourism Sector Geneva – Five international air transport and tourism bodies have launched an appeal…

Industry, News 2 May 2020

Second Boeing 777X Completes First Flight

– Test fleet expands as robust test program progresses – First test airplane has logged nearly 100 hours of testing EVERETT, Wash., April 30, 2020…

Cargo, News 29 April 2020

Air Cargo Safety: Thorough Screening and Secure Supply Chains

Air Cargo Safety: Thorough Screening and Secure Supply Chains While the COVID-19 pandemic remains at the forefront of aviation security managers’ concerns, traditional security issues…

News, Space 27 April 2020

Virgin Galactic signs Space Act Agreement with NASA

Virgin Galactic signs Space Act Agreement with NASA in the fight against COVID-19 By George Whitesides, CEO Virgin Galactic During the current global crisis, we…

News, Satellites 20 April 2020

Climate change with TRISHNA

Airbus will support France and India to monitor climate change with TRISHNA @CNES @AirbusSpace @ISRO Paris, 20 April 2020 – The French Space Agency (Centre…

Cargo, Challenges, News 20 April 2020

Join Aerobility’s Spirit of Aviation Challenge

Aerobility has announced its new Spirit of Aviation Challenge to support disabled people who might find self-isolation during the Covid-19 crisis tougher than most of…

Who's Who 17 April 2020

Jean-Marie Luton, 1942-2020

Jean-Marie Luton passed away on 16 April 2020 at the age of 77. He was ESA’s fourth Director General, serving from 1990 to 1997. A…

News 17 April 2020

Boeing takes extra precautions

Boeing to Resume Commercial Airplanes Production in Puget Sound Enhanced health and safety procedures for employees at facilities Employees who can telecommute continue to work…