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2012 AUGUST No. 8 (42)
SINGAPORE AIRLINES TOCELEBRATE A380′S FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY WITH DELIVERYFLIGHT CONTEST
Singapore Airlines has launched a contest for a once-
in-a-lifetime chance to be on the delivery f light of SIA’s
19th Airbus A380 from Toulouse, France in early
September.
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BOMBARDIER CSERIES
AIRCRAFT TAKES VIRTUAL
FLIGHT
Bombardier Aerospace announced that the company is
now conducting virtual f lights w ith “Aircraft 0”* – the
on-the-ground Integrated Systems Test and Certif ication
Rig (ISTCR) for the CSeries aircraft. The avionics,
electrical, f light control, f ly-by-w ire, hydraulic, landing
gear and w iring systems are now all commissioned,
and systems integration and communication have been
successfully demonstrated.
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Aeroflot Group is among the world’sbest companies of the industry byfinancial results of 2011
Aeroflot Group has been acknow ledged as one of the key players of the w orld’s air
transport industry.
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Avia Solutions Group launches theconstruction of a new MRO Centre inUlyanovsk, Russia
FL Technics Ulyanovsk, a subsidiary of the international aviation service provider Avia
Solutions Group, has off icially launched the construction of the new aircraft
maintenance, repair and overhaul centre at the Port Special Economic Zone (PSEZ) in
Ulyanovsk, Russia. FL Technics Ulyanovsk is the f irst resident company at the PSEZ to
begin the construction of a major infrastructural project in the Ulyanovsk-Vostochny
airport.
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Ethiopian Takes Delivery of 1stDreamliner
Ethiopian Airlines took delivery of its 1st Boeing 787-800 Dreamliner dubbed “Africa
First”.
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UTAir selects CFM56-5B engine topower new A321 Aircraft
UTAir Aviation (UTAir), one of Russia’s leading airlines, has selected CFM
International’s CFM56-5B engine to pow er its new fleet of 20 Airbus A321 aircraft. The
engine order is valued at $420 million U.S. at list price and the airline is scheduled to
begin taking delivery in 2013. The aircraft order w as announced at the Farnborough
Air Show in July of this year.
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SimHelp.com started partnership withASSL
Baltic Aviation Academy’s full f light simulators’ maintenance and repair services branch
Simhelp.com has signed a contract w ith Aircraft Simulation Services Limited (ASSL).
According to the contract, ASSL w ill be delivering consultancy services to
SimHelp.com customers. Services include simulator facility design, assessment of
customer demand and existing training devices and certif ication support.
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The Lufthansa Group reports upwardtrend in earnings in the second quarter
Group earns operating profit in the second quarter and reduces its operating loss for
the half-year to EUR 20m / Forecast for 2012 confirmed: operating profit in the medium
three-figure million euro range
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The MRJ Engine Final Assembly to bemanaged in Aichi, Japan
The final assembly andacceptance engine testof the Pratt & Whitney PurePow er®
PW1200G enginesfor the Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ) w ill be performed by Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries (MHI) Nagoya Guidance & Propulsion Systems Works located in
Komaki, Aichi Prefecturein a production phase.
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Locatory.com: huge and
unforeseen saving
opportunity for airlines w ith
several divisions on the
example of TUIfly
For several decades the w orld’s
leading airlines have been uniting
under various alliance projects in
order to improve customer
services and cut the costs
related to operations,
maintenance, sales, marketing,
etc. One of the main advantages
for the carriers-members of an
alliance is the opportunity to
operate joint maintenance
facilities and gain access to the
joint all-alliance spare parts pool.
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Baltic Aviation Academy is approved byAfghanistan Civil Aviation Authority
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation Flight Safety
Department has issued to the Baltic Aviation Academy (Lithuania) an approval
certif icate to operate the initial, type rating training, recurrent training, proficiency and
instrument training and all w eather operations training for Boeing 737 aircraft.
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WestJet Order for Up to 45 BombardierQ400 NextGen Aircraft Goes Firm
ombardier Aerospace announced today that the conditional order placed by WestJet,
an Alberta partnership on June 28, 2012, has been converted to a f irm purchase
agreement for up to 45 Q400 NextGen airliners.
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Air Astana Increases Frequencies fromAlmaty to Delhi
Air Astana, the f lag carrier of Kazakhstan, increases frequencies betw een Almaty and
Delhi as of 21st August 2012. With the introduction of the additional services, Air
Astana w ill be providing a daily service except Thursdays and Saturdays. Flights w ill
be performed by Airbus A320 aircraft configured in 148 seats, tw o class
configuration. The f light duration from Almaty to Delhi is 3 hours and 45 minutes.
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Embraer-CAE Training Serviceslaunches Phenom training in Brazil
On the eve of the Latin American Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition
(LABACE), Embraer-CAE Training Services (ECTS), a joint venture of Embraer and
CAE, today launched Phenom aircraft pilot and maintenance technician training in Brazil
at CAE’s training centre near Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo.
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airBaltic Achieves Profit
In July 2012, Latvian airline airBaltic reported a profit, as summer travel peaks and
airBaltic ReShape restructuring programme gathers pace.
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Airlines worldwide
Cathay Pacif ic expands f lagship inflight magazine, Discovery, into a multi-
channel communication platform
How ever, not every airline
cooperation project grants
comprehensive mutual spare
parts support for its members.
AviationCV.com: several tips
for the pilots working
abroad
With accelerating pilot migration
processes around the w orld, it
becomes a common rule for
many pilots to change their w ork
geography several times per
year. Though it may seem to be
fascinating, but moving and
w orking abroad is a serious
decision in one’s life and career.
What should pilots consider
before accepting a job abroad?
How should they act w hile
w orking for a foreign company?
How to ensure the best possible
conditions aw ay from home?
Bombardier Boosts
Commercial Aircraft
Maintenance Network by
Adding Authorized Service
Facility in Russia
Bombardier Aerospace
announced that Tulpar Technic
has been appointed an
Authorized Service Facility
(ASF) for Bombardier CRJ100
and CRJ200 regional jets.
Located at Kazan International
Airport in Kazan, Russia, Tulpar
Technic w ill serve Bombardier
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Southw est Airlines Announces New Nonstop Route Betw een Ronald Reagan
Washington National Airport And Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
Emirates’ A380 route netw ork has extended to the Netherlands today w ith the
launch of services to Amsterdam
Airberlin modernises container f leet. First environmentally-friendly lightw eight
containers in operation
SAA introduces a baggage piece concept for all f lights
Uniter Airlines unveils f irst 787 Dreamliner
American is The First U.S. Airline to Team Up With BAGS VIP Luggage Delivery
to Help Make Travel More Convenient for Customers
Air Arabia takes delivery of new aircraft
Silkair to order up to 68 new Boeing aircraft
Air France KLM July 2012 Traff ic results
Norw egian Reports New Passenger Record and Solid July Figures
United Airlines Launches MileagePlus Digital Media Store For Members
Cathay Pacif ic posts HK$935m loss in H1
Horizon Air President Responds to Redmond, Ore., Customer
Qantas Welcomes Fair Work Australia Decision
Estonian Air revenues up by 24%, airline to take vigorous steps to reach
profitability
AirAsia X Signs Letter of Intent w ith ILFC for Lease of Six Airbus A330-300
Aircraft
SIA Appoints World-Renow ned Design Firms For Next Generation of Cabin
Products
Singapore Airlines to Celebrate A380′S Fifth Anniversary w ith Delivery Flight
Contest
SriLankan Airlines becomes Asia’s f irst airline to use the iPad Electronic Flight
Bag (EFB)
AWAS places a third 737-300 aircraft w ith Boliviana
Air Malta and ALPA Reach Agreement
Statement of SCAC on Armavia issue
Air Astana Increases Frequencies from Almaty to Delhi
Strikes and fuel adversely affect TAP’s f irst half year
airberlin and Finnair expand codeshare cooperation
AirAsia X Records 29% Passenger Grow th in Second Quarter 2012
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Airports worldwide
Freight volumes at Dubai World Center surge 153 per cent in the second
quater
Judges dismiss suit f iled against BER(Berlin Brandenburg Airport) planning
permission
Record-breaking f irst half of the year at Vilnius Airport: June – the best in
history
Bombardier Aw arded 10-Year Operations and Maintenance Services Contract
for AirTrain at New ark Liberty International Airport
Melbourne Airport to w elcome daily A380 Emirates service
Brussels South Charleroi Airport registered 699,037 passengers in July
Olympics Causes Passenger Numbers to Drop at London Gatw ick
July Passenger Numbers up to 2.2 Million in Vienna
Amsterdam airport partly closed by WWII bomb scare
Busiest ever July at Chopin Airport
SAS has f illed the gap after Cimber
operators in Russia and the
Commonw ealth of Independent
States (CIS). Under an ASF
agreement, Tulpar Technic is
now authorized by Bombardier
for all maintenance w ork
onCRJ100 andCRJ200 regional
jets.
Aeroflot refused to
purchase Аn-148 aircraft for
Rossiya
Aeroflot refused to purchase
additional nine regional An-148
aircraft for its subsidiary –
Rossiya – Russian Airlines.
CEO of Aeroflot, Vitaly Savelyev,
stated yesterday that the
company w ill not exercise the
option on purchase of additional
nine aircraft intended for
Rossiya. According to him, the
jets w ere purchased at the
adequate price at f irst but then
the manufacturer has
signif icantly increased their cost.
Volga-Dnepr and
Gazpromneft-Aero signed a
cooperation agreement
Volga-Dnepr and Gazpromneft-
Aero signed a cooperation
agreement in the netw ork of
IATF-2012.The agreement
assumes strategic cooperation in
the area of aviation fuel supply
and development of transport
infrastructure.
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BAA to sell Stansted Airport
Record July at Bristol Airport
Asia-Pacif ic airports recorded 8.5% increase in passenger traff ic in f irst half
of 2012
The passenger traff ic of Sheremetyevo airport increased by 17.5% during 7
months of 2012
The passenger traff ic of Domodedovo airport increased by 7.9% in July
ACI Releases its 2011 World Airport Traff ic Report
Capacity at China’s airports grow ing by 15% this summer, rest of Asia by less
than 3% as India struggles
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Aircraft market and industry
Embraer and Conviasa sign a deal for up to 20 E190 jets
Boeing next generation 737 performance improvement package delivers on
promise to cut fuel burn
Boeing delivers second Intelsat 702MP satellite to sea launch hope port
FL Technics Training: initiatives to open new aircraft maintenance facilities are
impeded by the lack of qualif ied labour
Embraer Reinforces its Customer Support and Service Capabilities for Africa
AviationCV.com: Pilots should take the initiative in achieving their career goals
Boeing and El Al f inalize order for tw o additional 737-900ERs. Israeli national
carrier now has a total of six 737-900ERs on order
Boeing establishes simulator-based training for Kiow a flight instructors
Embraer Delivers the First Four A-29 Super Tucano to Indonesian Air Force
Lineage 1000 executive jet debuts at LABACE 2012
Boeing Demonstrates Autonomous Ship-based Capability of Unmanned Little
Bird Rotorcraft
Chinese pilot market: a dream job or just a w indow dressing?
COMAC of China, Boeing Open Energy Conservation Technology Center
Airbus ACJ318 w ill be highlight of LABACE
Wencor Acquires AmSafe Aftermarket Spares and Services From TransDigm
Baltic Aviation Academy Unveils Opportunities for Pilots in the Middle East and
North Africa
Airbus and China make a push for alternative fuels
Fatigue – one more challenge for the aircraft maintenance sector?
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MRO Overview
SR Technics secures FAA certif ication in Malta
What has triggered the sudden increase in the demand for aircraft
components in Nepal?
Boeing Opens New Parts Processing Center at Portland Site
The AFI KLM E&M subsidiary EPCOR Includes APS 3200 in Service Offer
Etihad opens new Melbourne line maintenance facility
Jet Aviation forms tw o regional divisions for its EMEA & Asia operations
The potential of agriculture in Latin America should be less dependent on the
aging aircraft f leet
London Oxford Airport w elcomes further MRO support capabilities through
resident Hangar8 plc
Duncan Aviation Named a GE Authorized Service Center for CF34-3 Engines
Avcorp announces Boeing contract extensions
FL Technics Training strikes
up cooperation w ith the
Russian MRO Avia Group
Techniks
FL Technics Training, a global
provider of aircraft technical
maintenance training services, is
further strengthening its position
in the Russian market. Earlier this
year it signed an agreement w ith
the Moscow -based MRO
services provider Avia Group
Techniks LLC. According to the
agreement, FL Technics Training
instructors w ill conduct a w ide
range of technical training
courses for the company’s
specialists in Russia and
Lithuania.
FL Technics Training has already
provided four different courses
for the Russian company’s MRO
specialists – Human Factors,
Aviation Legislation, Electrical
Wiring Interconnection System
and Fuel Tank Safety. These
courses w ere taught in Moscow
at the client’s convenience. Next
w eek Avia Group Tecniks’
representatives are attending an
open 4-day long Material
Management and Logistics
Training course, w hich w ill be
conducted at the FL Technics
Training centre in Vilnius,
Lithuania.
Boeing Projects High
Demand for Aviation
Personnel in Asia Pacific
Boeing predicts the Asia Pacif ic
region w ill require hundreds of
thousands of new commercial
airline pilots and maintenance
technicians over the next 20
years to support airline f leet
modernization and the rapid
grow th of air travel.
The 2012 Boeing Pilot &
Technician Outlook, a respected
industry forecast of required
aviation personnel, calls for
185,600 new pilots and 243,500
new technicians in the Asia
Pacif ic region through 2030.
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TWC Aviation and Sino Jet Management Limited Announce Gulfstream G200
Now Available for Charter in Hong Kong
Locatory.com: summer holiday season spells higher demand for aircraft
components in Egypt
The ongoing Part 145-certif ication processes in Ukraine w ill develop local MRO
and Spare Parts markets
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China w ill have the largest
demand in the region, needing
71,300 pilots and 99,400
technicians over the next 20
years.
Etihad Airways interested in
buying Ryanair’s Aer Lingus
stake
Etihad Airw ays said it’s
interested in buying Ryanair
Holdings Plc (RYA)’s near 30
percent stake in Aer Lingus
Group Plc (AERL) as Europe’s
biggest discount airline struggles
to take over its Irish competitor,
reports Bloomberg.
Analyst Saj Ahmad commented:
:”Etihad has made no secret of
its desire to up its shareholding
in Aer Lingus. Not only does the
Irish carrier proffer a slew of
European routes, but at the same
time, it has lucrative access to
the North American market as
w ell.
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