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May 25, 2008

Kalitta Air 747 Aborts Takeoff in Belgium; Fuselage Splits

Slight Injuries, Serious Aircraft Damage Reported

ANN REALTIME REPORTING 05.25.08 1530 EDT: A Boeing 747-200 cargo aircraft skidded off the end of a runway and into a field in Brussels, Belgium Sunday afternoon, in an aborted takeoff attempt. The aircraft, owned by US-based cargo carrier Kalitta Air, came to rest after breaking apart at the end of runway 20 at the Brussels Airport around 1330 local time.

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Israeli Jets Unexpectedly Escort Tony Blair's Jet

Fighters Scrambled After Aircraft Failed To Identify Itself

A private aircraft carrying Former British prime minister Tony Blair was intercepted by Israeli Air Force (IAF) fighters last week after the flight crew failed to respond to air traffic control calls to identify itself.

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Upgraded! Boeing Names Elizabeth Lund VP Of Commercial Airplane Development

Former 777 Manufacturing Director Replaces Promoted Todd Zarfos

On Friday, Boeing announced Elizabeth Lund has been named vice president of Product Development for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. Lund will be responsible for leading preliminary design of new and derivative airplanes and systems, and environmental performance strategy.

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Embraer Delivers First E-190 To Chinese Airline

Grand China Express Is Mainland Launch Customer

In a ceremony held last Tuesday at Embraer headquarters in São José dos Campos, Brazil, the planemaker delivered the first E-190 jet to China’s Grand China Express. The airline is controlled by the Hainan Airlines Group, and is the launch customer of this E-Jets family model in China.

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