Starlux Airlines, based in Taiwan, has made a significant move to expand its fleet by placing a firm order for five state-of-the-art A350F freighters and an additional three A330neo widebody aircraft. This development came to light during the signing of the agreement at the Singapore Airshow with the attendance of KW Chang, Chairman of Starlux
The INTEGRAL E, a pioneering two-seater electric aircraft developed by AURA AERO, has reached a significant milestone with a successful power-on event at the Toulouse-Francazal airport. This event marks an important step towards the inaugural flight of the aircraft, demonstrating significant progress in the realm of sustainable aviation technology. The power-on ceremony was attended by
Embraer and CAE have officially opened the first full flight simulator (FFS) for E-Jets E2 in the Asia Pacific region, located in Singapore. This marks a key step in pilot training enhancement, with the simulator situated near Changi Airport at the Singapore-CAE Flight Training Centre. The E2 training program incorporates CAE’s competency-based training assessment (CBTA)
Airbus SE has announced its consolidated financial outcomes for the Full-Year (FY) 2023, demonstrating comprehensive growth across its operations and setting an optimistic guidance for 2024 amidst complex market challenges. The company’s CEO, Guillaume Faury, shared reflections on the past year’s achievements which encompassed considerable order intake across all business units and fulfilling set commitments.
The picturesque town of Wenchang, located in Hainan Province, China, is swiftly becoming the center of attention for space enthusiasts worldwide, particularly following the successful launch of the Long March-7 Y8, which carried the Tianzhou-7 cargo spacecraft into orbit on January 17th. Reinforcing its status as “China’s version of Cape Canaveral,” Wenchang is witnessing a
The global aviation structured finance and asset-backed securities (ABS) sectors are looking at a stable outlook for 2024, buoyed by the improved financial health and credit quality of the global airline sector this past year. This optimistic view is further supported by a strong demand for aircraft, compounded by a limited supply of both new
