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July 03, 2014

Airbus Expected To Announce Hundred Of Orders At Farnborough

Boeing Remains Ahead In Total Orders For This Year

Industry analysts say that Airbus is likely to announced orders for several hundred new airliners at the Farnborough International Air Show coming up mid-month, but the planemaker may also have a major announcement as early as next week.

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Southwest Launches International Flights

Airline Now Serving Aruba, Jamaica, And The Bahamas

Southwest airlines has  launched what it says is an international future by inaugurating service to three Caribbean destinations from three of its US gateway cities. Southwest Airlines' first international departure, Flight 1804 from Baltimore/Washington to Oranjestad, Aruba, departed on time at 8:30am EDT, closely followed by Southwest Flight 906 to Montego Bay, Jamaica, where its first-ever scheduled international arrival was planned for just after 11am EDT.  A midday flight from Baltimore/Washington to Nassau/Paradise Island also brings Southwest Airlines to The Bahamas. All flights took place Tuesday.

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AD: Airbus Helicopters (Previously Eurocopter France)

AD NUMBER: 2014-12-12

PRODUCT: Certain Airbus Helicopters Model EC120B and EC130B4 helicopters.

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Airbus Completes First A320neo

Planemaker Now Gearing Up For Its First Flight In September

The assembly of Airbus’ first A320neo has been completed following painting of the aircraft and the mounting of Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM engines. MSN6101, which will be the first A320neo to fly, will soon start its ground tests to prepare for first flight.

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Sources Say Monarch Airline Will Go Boeing

U.K. Carrier Expected To Order 30 737s

Sources say that the U.K. carrier Monarch is planning to order 30 737 airplanes from Boeing in advance of the Farnborough Air Show coming up mid-month.

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NTSB Denies Petition On 1996 Crash Of TWA Flight 800

Says Petitioners Did Not Present Evidence To Show The Initial Findings Were Incorrect

The NTSB has denied a petition for reconsideration of its findings in the investigation of the 1996 crash of TWA flight 800. The petition was filed in June 2013 by a group called The TWA 800 Project. Petitioners claimed a “detonation or high-velocity explosion” caused the crash.

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