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Jetstar says A321LR to open up potential new routes
Airlines

Jetstar chief executive Gareth Evans says there are a number of potential new routes that could be opened up with the addition of the A321LR to the fleet.

Singapore Airlines’ first A350-900ULR painted
Airlines

Singapore Airlines' (SIA) first A350-900ULR has emerged from Airbus's Toulouse paintshop as the clock ticks down to the airline's resumption of Singapore-New York nonstop flights from October 11 2018.

Vietnam Airlines starts seasonal A350 Melbourne flights
Airlines

Vietnam Airlines has commenced a seasonal upgauge of its Ho Chi Minh City-Melbourne service, with the Airbus A350-900 replacing the Boeing 787-9 on the route until the end of October.

Airbus says 800 delivery target no walk in the park
Headlines

Airbus has reaffirmed its full year guidance of 800 aircraft deliveries in calendar 2018 as it works to overcome engine production issues that have hampered its A320neo narrowbody program so far in the current year. The unchanged outlook was included in the Airbus financial results presentation for the first half of calendar 2018 handed down

Qantas names Hong Kong as 787-9’s first Asian route
Airlines

Qantas has scheduled Hong Kong as the first Asian destination with its Boeing 787-9 fleet, with flights to the Special Administrative Region to begin in mid-December. The first 787-9 service to Hong Kong is due to take off on December 13 2018, when the aircraft replaces the Airbus A330 on Qantas’s daily Melbourne-Hong Kong service

Airbus, RAAF perform first large aircraft automatic air-to-air refuelling
Defence

The first automatic air-to-air refuelling (A3R) contact between two large aircraft was successfully completed on June 20 by an Airbus A310 MRTT test aircraft and an RAAF KC-30A MRTT off the coast of Spain. Seven successful contacts were made between the two aircraft. The successful development follows a successful test earlier in 2018 where the

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