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National Apprenticeship Week - Airbus launches new Filton academy

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer visited the new facility in South Gloucestershire, which the aerospace giant hopes will inspire more students to consider a career in the industry

Birmingham Post

Qatar Airways, Airbus reach settlement in A350 legal case

Qatar Airways and Airbus have reached a settlement in a longstanding legal dispute over the A350 jetliner and billions of orders for other planes

The Independent UK

Airbus, Qatar Air Agree to Settle Bitter A350 Paint Dispute

Airbus SE and Qatar Airways have agreed to end their long-running battle over flaking paint on the A350 flagship jetliner, averting an open showdown in court between the European plane manufacturer and one of its most important customers.

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Ukrainian authorities search house of ex-interior minister - report

Former Ukrainian interior minister Arsen Avakov said his home was searched by security officials on Wednesday as part of an investigation into a purchase of Airbus helicopters, the Ukrainska Pravda media outlet reported.

Reuters

The final Boeing 747: Farewell, Queen of the Skies

The first and final 747 jumbo jet models both started with a handshake deal.

Tribune News Service

Boeing to set up a new 737 MAX assembly line in Everett

Boeing announced internally Monday morning that it will set up a fourth 737 MAX assembly line inside its increasingly empty widebody jet plant in Everett.

Tribune News Service

Military jet developer Aeralis to explore AirTanker collaboration

The Bristol-based start-up manufacturer has reached an agreement with the Royal Air Force aircraft maintenance firm, which is owned by Airbus, Rolls-Royce, Cobham, Babcock and Thales

Birmingham Post

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Boeing added 15,000 jobs in 2022, with more hiring ahead

Boeing’s trajectory as it strives to dig out of a deep hole is strangely the inverse of the giant tech companies.

Tribune News Service

Airbus to hire 13,000 staff as it ramps up production in 2023

There will be a focus on technical and manufacturing jobs, according to the aerospace company

Birmingham Post

From electric planes to unmanned drones, what does the future hold for air travel?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has accelerated developments in the aerospace sector, which is ramping up investment in new technologies as it recovers from the impact of the pandemic

Birmingham Post

Europe's JUICE spacecraft ready to explore Jupiter's icy moons

Toulouse (France) (AFP) - Europe's JUICE spacecraft is all ready to embark on an eight-year odyssey through the Solar System to find out whether the oceans hidden under the surface of Jupiter's icy moons have the potential to host extraterrestrial life.

AFP

Qantas’ week from hell was a long time coming — are its engines finally failing?

Qantas flight QF144’s midair emergency is just the latest in a long line of problems as executive decisions strain the flagging carrier.

Crikey

Delta Airlines Makes an Expensive Customer-Friendly Move

Sometimes you gotta treat yourself to some Airbuses.

The Street

Air India’s Mega Jet Deal With Airbus, Boeing Held Up by Engine-Cost Debate

Air India Ltd.’s order for as many as 500 aircraft from Airbus SE and Boeing Co. is being held up by an impasse with engine makers powering the 737 Max, dragging out what stands to be one of the biggest single purchases in civil aviation history.

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Tribune News Service

Delta orders 12 more Airbus A220 planes

Delta Air Lines has ordered 12 more Airbus A220 jets, as it continues to replace smaller aircraft with larger planes.

Al Jazeera

Australia to spend $2bn on fleet of US Black Hawk helicopters

The Black Hawks replace Australia’s fleet of European-designed Taipan helicopters which are being retired early.

The Guardian - AU

Sting in the tail: why Australia’s Taipan helicopter purchase was a debacle from the start

Labor government confirms it will buy Black Hawks from the US at a likely cost of about $3bn

AFP

Australia to scrap Taipan helicopters despite pleas from France

Sydney (AFP) - Australia on Wednesday announced it would scrap its fleet of European-made Taipan military helicopters, despite last-ditch lobbying by France to save the contract.

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Irish Independent

Airline leasing firm Avolon has firepower for more acquisitions, says CEO Andy Cronin

Dublin-based aircraft lessor Avolon – the world’s second biggest – has the financial firepower to do another acquisition deal as the top five in the sector consolidate their position in the market, according to chief executive Andy Cronin.

Birmingham Post

Work getting underway on £15.4m Air and Space Institute in Newark to train pilots, engineers and ground crew

Three-storey building will provide world class training and include a full-sized Airbus A318

Irish Independent

Lessors’ share of global aircraft ownership is near peak, says Boeing

Lessors’ share of the global commercial aircraft market is probably topping out at just over 50pc, according to a senior Boeing executive.

France 24

Scores killed in Nepal's worst air crash in nearly five years

Authorities in Nepal said 68 people have been confirmed dead after a regional passenger plane with 72 aboard crashed into a gorge while landing at a newly opened airport in the resort town of Pokhara. It's the country's deadliest airplane accident in three decades.

Evening Standard

Airbus to begin test landing a passenger plane autonomously

The Dragonfly system uses computer vision and multiple cameras for automated landings during an emergency

Birmingham Post

Airbus beats Boeing to retain position as world's largest plane maker

The aerospace giant has said it is planning to 'ramp up' production in 2023

AFP

Airbus books 820 net plane orders, highest since 2017

Paris (AFP) - Airbus said Tuesday that it booked 820 net plane orders last year, a sharp jump from the previous year and its highest level of sales since 2017.

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