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January 19, 2011

Embraer Closes Out 2010 With 246 Jets Delivered

Value Of Firm Order Backlog Climbs, Reaches $15.6 Billion

Embraer's final delivery statistics and order book shows that the Brazilian planemaker delivered 92 jets during the fourth quarter of 2010, 30 to the commercial aviation market, 61 to executive aviation, and one to the defense segment.

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GE Eyes Joint Venture Deal With China's AVIC

Avionics Technology For The Dreamliner May Wind Up In C919

GE is reportedly planning to sign a joint venture with China's Aviation Industry Corp (AVIC) which would clear the way for the avionics technology which will be installed in Boeing's Dreamliner to be adapted for China's Comac C919.

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FAA proposes $359,000 in Civil Penalties Against SkyWest Airlines

Airline Cited For Improper Weight And Balance Data On Five Flights

The FAA has proposed $359,000 in civil penalties against SkyWest Airlines, Inc., of St. George, UT, for alleged violations of FARs.

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Dreamliner Test-Flying Again

Flight Testing Resumed Monday Following November Electrical Fire

The first Dreamliner flight since an electrical panel on ZA002 caught fire in November occurred Monday. ZA004 took off from Yuma, AZ on a flight to show that the aircraft could safely jettison fuel, which would be required before an emergency landing.

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Victims Of Their Own Success? The Price Of Airbus Just Went Up

Aircraft List Prices Increases As Of January

Airbus said Tuesday it has increased the average list price of its aircraft by 4.4 per cent. The increment applies for all new aircraft from the beginning of January 2011, apart from the A380, for which the increase is 8.4 per cent.

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Russian Government Considers Polish Tu-154 Case Closed

Places Blame On Decision-Making By The Pilot

The Russian government says that the investigation into the accident last April which killed Polish President Lech Kaczynski, his wife, and 94 others is complete. They lay the blame for the accident on the pilot, who did not divert to an airport with better weather.

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Seahawks Team Plane Targeted By Laser On Landing

Aircraft Was On Final Approach To Sea-Tac Airport

The chartered airplane bringing a disappointed Seattle Seahawks team back from their playoff loss in Chicago Sunday was hit by a laser beam while on a two-mile final approach to Sea-Tac airport just after 2100 PST.

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