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Jet-engine plant in line for city incentives
City officials will decide early next month whether to contribute $400,000 to a multi-government business-incentive package benefiting GE Aviation, which has plants in Durham and three other North Carolina towns.
Ryanair's Stock Will Continue To Rise, But Caution Advised
Ryanair just announced record annual profits of 569 million . It expects to break that total this financial year, with predicted profits of between 570 million and 600 million .
TWO Boeing 737 aircraft decked out in the Air Pacific's rainbow colours will soon carry the new masi motifs of the soon to be Fiji Airways logo.
Boeing Updates Order Book: 747 Tally Still Negative
The single, easiest way to keep track of all the stocks that matter... Your own personalized stock watchlist! It's a 100% FREE Motley Fool service... To date, the aerospace giant has booked 424 "gross" orders for various flavors of its 737 regional airliner, three 747s, 29 777s, and 42 of its troubled 787 Dreamliners.
Jat needs to clean up its image, says Serbia's national carrier CEO
The newly appointed acting CEO of Jat Airways, Velibor Vukainovic, says his main priorities are to improve safety, reliability, profitability and the airline's image.
Air India Express Rolls Back Fee for Pre-selection of Seats
Mumbai: Air India Express, a low-cost airline subsidiary of national flag carrier Air India Ltd, has rolled back seat selection fee that it introduced two days back.
Delta will start daily L.A. flights in August
The number of daily nonstop flights between Port Columbus and Los Angles continues to rise, which will mean more travel options and, possibly, lower fares for passengers.
Alaska B738 at Seattle and Honolulu on May 21st 2013, blew tyre on takeoff
An Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-800, registration N512AS performing flight AS-843 from Seattle,WA to Kona,HI with 165 people on board, was enroute over the Pacific Ocean when the crew was informed a tyre belonging to the aircraft was found blown on the departure runway in Seattle.
GE sees ceramics improving jet engine performance
A worker loads a container holding ceramic matrix composites components inside a high-pressure autoclave for curing.
Latest orders bring MAX total to 1,376
Boeing posted firm orders for 107 jets Thursday, including 21 conversions of existing 737 orders to the future 737 MAX model.
On This Day in Aviation History
He became the first man to fly with both regularity and control. The Wright brothers regarded his 1899 book as their bible.
Sequester has Lockheed eyeing new business model
The P-3 Orion aircraft undergoes maintenance, modification and refurbishment at Lockheed Martin in Greenville.
Virgin Australia B738 near Launceston on Jan 4th 2013, speed decayed...
A Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800, registration VH-VUZ performing flight DJ-1361 from Launceston,TA to Melbourne,VI , was climbing out of Launceston, due to the short sector the crew was experiencing high work load.
Free Fly-In at the Museum of Flight: Memorial Day family fun
If your family is filled with history buffs and/or plane enthusiasts consider spending Saturday at the annual Cascade Warbirds Fly-In. Every Memorial Day weekend the Museum of Flight hosts the free family friendly event in their east parking lot.
Progress is sometimes slow. It stops and starts. Sometimes it even goes backward, but over time our optimism is usually rewarded.
Trigana B733 at Wamena on May 20th 2013, overran runway on landing
A Trigana Air Service Boeing 737-300, registration PK-YRZ performing freight flight TGN-7329 from Jayapura to Wamena , overran the end of runway 33 by about 5 meters/15 feet while landing at Wamena at 16:07L and came to a stop with the nose gear on soft ground.
Malaysia B734 at Medan on May 18th 2013, approached wrong airport
A Malaysia Airlines Boeing 737-400, flight MH-864 from Kuala Lumpur to Medan , was destined for Medan's Polonia Airport estimated to land at 15:20L but approached Kuala Namu International Airport's runway.
I Learned About Flying From That: Back to Basics
"You need more right rudder," Bill Martin scolded as I sloppily put the Cessna 172 into a climbing right turn.
Conner sees Boeing as top dog in widebody market
Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Ray Conner, center, at a news conference in Tokyo in March.
4 Key Takeaways From Boeing's Investor Day
First, defense spending reductions should not hurt the company this fiscal year.