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January 14, 2014

Airbus Sets New Records In Orders, Deliveries And Backlog

Says It Is Market Leader In Widebody And Single Aisle Aircraft

Airbus exceeded commercial targets in 2013, achieving a new record of 626 aircraft deliveries (493 A320 Family aircraft, 108 A330, 25 A380) to 93 customers (15 new) and a new industry record of 1619 gross orders (377 A320ceo, 876 A320neo, 77 A330, 239 A350 XWB, 50 A380) beating the previous record in 2011 by 11 aircraft.

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Airbus Group Starts Construction Of New Office Campus

Buildings Scheduled For Completion In 2015

Airbus Group has started construction of its new Office Campus at the airport of Toulouse in Blagnac, France, with a ground-breaking ceremony led by Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders. Over 1,500 people will eventually work on the Campus which will include the Group Headquarters.

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Known Crewmember Program Expands To Memphis International Airport

Thirty-First Location For The Expedited Security Screening Program

ALPA pilots and staff were on hand at Memphis International Airport (KMEM) Friday to launch the Known Crewmember (KCM) program, a risk-based screening system that enables TSA security officers to positively verify the identity and employment status of crewmembers.

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Layoffs Announced At Zodiac Aerospace

Dozens Idled Due To 'Hole' In The Production Cycle

Zodiac Aerospace has idled dozens of workers at its Bellingham, WA location due to what is described as a "hole in the production cycle."

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Southwest 737 Lands At Wrong Airport In Missouri

Flight Bound For Branson Landed At Taney County's GA Facility

A Southwest flight from Chicago to Branson, MO, on Sunday got close, but landed at an Taney County Airport (KPLK) about 7 miles from its intended destination of Branson Airport (KBBG).

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NATA Applauds Long-Awaited Repair Station Security Final Rule

New Rule Published Monday In The Federal Register

NATA has issued a statement welcoming the TSA's release of the long awaited Aircraft Repair Station Security regulation. The final rule was published in Monday’s Federal Register.

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