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April 17, 2017

Jeppesen To Provide AirAsia Group With Digital Navigation And EFB

Multiple Airlines To Use Windows Tablet-Based Jeppesen FliteDeck Pro To Access Essential Flight Information

Jeppesen recently signed a multiple-year agreement with AirAsia, one of Asia’s largest low-cost carriers, to provide digital charting and electronic flight bag (EFB) services for all AirAsia Group affiliates. The agreement covers a total of six airlines within the AirAsia Group, which are based in Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, India, Indonesia and the Philippines.

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Dreamliner Will Be First Commercial Airliner To Fly With 3D-Printed Parts

Norsk Titanium To Deliver the World’s First FAA-Approved, 3D-Printed, Structural Titanium Components To Boeing

Norsk Titanium AS has announced it has received a production purchase order for 3D-printed structural titanium components from Boeing that are being produced by Norsk’s proprietary Rapid Plasma Deposition (RPD) process.

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Rockwell Collins Completes Acquisition Of B/E Aerospace

Diversifies Product Offerings For Aerospace And Defense, Broadens Core Business And Accelerates Growth Strategy

Rockwell Collins has completed the acquisition of B/E Aerospace, a manufacturer of aircraft cabin interior products and services, for $8.6 billion in total consideration, including debt assumed. Rockwell Collins now has nearly 30,000 employees and pro forma annual revenue in excess of $8 billion based on calendar year 2016 results.

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FAA Begins EIS For New Runway At Nation's Fifth Busiest Airport

Operations Forecast To Increase To 740,000 By 2033

The FAA has begun an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for a new parallel runway and associated projects at Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT). Based on the FAA’s most recent Terminal Area Forecast, the number of flights at CLT is expected to grow at an average rate of 1.9 percent annually, increasing from  more than 545,000 operations in 2016 to a projected 740,000 operations in 2033.

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Embraer Delivers 18 Commercial, 15 Executive Jets In The First Quarter Of 2017

Quarter Saw Rollout Of The E195-E2 Ahead Of Schedule

During the first quarter of 2017 (1Q17), Embraer delivered 18 jets to the commercial aviation market across the U.S., Europe and China, according to a company news release. In the business aviation market, 15 aircraft were delivered in the same period, being 11 light jets and 4 large jets. On March 31, Embraer’s firm order backlog totaled $19.2 billion.

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Safran Celebrates Delivery To Airbus Of 100th A320neo Propulsion System

Will Power An Airliner For Air India

The 100th LEAP-1A propulsion system for the A320neo commercial airliner has been delivered by Safran to Airbus. It will be deployed by Air India, the first airline in India to operate the LEAP-1A engine. This major milestone comes less than a year after the first delivery of this propulsion system, comprising the LEAP-1A engine and its nacelle.

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TRU Simulation + Training To Provide A320 FFS To Finnair Flight Academy

Will Be Equipped With Rockwell Collins Image Generator

TRU Simulation + Training has signed an agreement for an A320 full flight simulator with Finnair Flight Academy, based in Vantaa, Finland. The device is planned to be delivered in the third quarter of 2017.

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