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by Joy Finnegan/Editor-in-Chief, Rotor & Wing magazine
Lufthansa Systems announced it completed the 2009 fiscal year with a profit despite a decline in revenues. Due to weaker demand, revenues decreased by a total of 7.9 percent compared to the previous year to reach EUR 605 million... Read More
by Paul Leighton/Editor, Aircraft Value News
Values of turboprops have been exposed to lesser value volatility than the jet sector, but the decline over the last year is still evident, more particularly for the older variants. The development of the Dash8Q-400NG and the... Read More
by By Ramon Lopez/Editor, AT’s Daily Brief
The U.S. airlines' overall workforce fell 2.9 percent in January from a year earlier, hitting the lowest level for the first month of the year in 20 years, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. January represented... Read More
by By Emily Feliz/Avionics Magazine
Experts in the field of airport surface surveillance will gather today--March 18--at noon EST to discuss managing aircraft and vehicular traffic on the airport surface during an Avionics Magazine Webinar, “Airport Surface... Read More
by By John Persinos, publisher and editorial director, Aviation Today
There’s a German word for how Americans feel nowadays about Toyota’s woes: Schadenfreude, which means pleasure derived from the misfortunes of others. Remember when America feared that its once-mighty manufacturing... Read More
by By Ramon Lopez/Editor, AT’s Daily Brief
While major air crashes have declined sharply over the last decade, several recent high profile accidents and incidents have given the airline industry a black eye. The latest incident was reported this week: A controller twice... Read More
by By Emily Feliz/Avionics Magazine
The sluggish economy will put the brakes on growth in the U.S. commercial air industry, according to the latest 2010 FAA forecast. FAA’s Annual Aerospace Forecast predicts domestic passenger enplanements will increase... Read More
by By Ramon Lopez/Editor, AT’s Daily Brief
The Department of Homeland Security has named the first 11 U.S. airports to receive advanced imaging technology (AIT) units, or full body scanners. “By accelerating the deployment of this technology, we are enhancing our... Read More
by Paul Leighton/Editor, Aircraft Value News
Values of B737 Classics continue to be depressed despite demand still being evident from Eastern European and Russian operators. The values of the B737-300/-400 and -500 have continued to deteriorate over recent months, adding to... Read More
by Joy Finnegan/Editor-in-Chief, Rotor & Wing magazine
Women in Aviation, International (WAI) offers congratulations to the WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) for their selfless and courageous work on behalf of the United States during World War II. “We have long known what... Read More
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