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Civil aviationAircraft and transport. Italian MIT: reduction to 4 hours for tomorrow's strikes
All in the time slot 1pm-5pm
By order, the Italian Minister of Infrastructure and Transport Paola De Micheli, in implementation of article 8 of the law of 12 June 1990, no. 146 and subsequent amendments, ordered the reduction, from... more
Civil aviationICAO: official notification received from Iran on flight PS-752 aircraft accident
The Organization continues to call for diminished speculation on possible causes
Consistent with the provisions contained in Annex 13 to the Chicago Convention (Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has received official... more
Civil aviationB-737 plane crashed. Iran: we will download black boxes data
It may take a month or two to extract the information
Iran declared today its intention to download the black box recordings from the Ukraine Airlines plane crashed in Tehran causing the death of the 176 people on board (see AVIONEWS).Canada has announced... more
ReportIraq-Usa: phone call during the night to withdraw American troops
Baghdad: "rejection of any violation of sovereignty"
Adel Abdul-Mahdi, resigned Iraqi prime minister asked US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to forward "US" delegation to Baghdad and discuss mechanisms for withdrawing foreign troops from Iraq following the... more
AerospaceThales Alenia Space to build Amazonas Nexus from Hispasat
A flexible satellite to adapt to the evolution of the communications market
HISPASAT, the Spanish satellite telecommunications operator, has awarded to Thales Alenia Space (TAS), a joint-venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), the construction of the Amazonas Nexus satellite,... more
DefenseFrance and Russia: no abandonment of the Vienna nuclear agreement
Le Drian: "Iran could soon build nuclear weapons"
France and Russia fear the nuclear threat and are quick to calm tensions with Iran. The President of the United States Donald Trump had invited yesterday France, Germany, Great Britain, Russia and China... more
Civil aviationRegular aircraft links between Crimea and Armenia in Spring
The first after the reunification of the Peninsula with Russia
Alexei Chernyak, head of the Parliamentary commission for tourism, resorts and Crimean sport, has announced the forthcoming opening of regular aircraft connections between Crimea and Armenia, the first... more
ReportB-737 plane crash. Canada: "shot down by missile", Iran: "big lie"
Tehran asks Washington to await the results of the investigation
The plot of the mystery surrounding the crash of the Ukraine Airlines B-737 plane in Tehran which killed 176 people thickens (see AVIONEWS). Iran strongly rejects statements by Canadian President Justin... more
Civil aviationAircraft and transport. IATA: stable passenger demand growth in November
The results for international and domestic markets
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced global passenger traffic results for November 2019 showing that demand (measured in revenue passenger kilometers or RPKs) rose 3.3% compared... more
Civil aviationSafran: aviation, defense and space world group, also engaged in social work
Support for an association that helps people in difficulty
Interesting social initiative that undertaken by the Safran foundation which has decided to support the association "La Bergerie de Berdine", committed to helping the social reintegration of people in... more
DefenseUSA: further sanctions against Iran, new nuclear agreement needed
Trump invites France, Germany, Great Britain, Russia and China to a plan
American President Donald Trump has made it known that he will impose new sanctions on Iran, in response to the missiles launched Tuesday night by Tehran on two American bases in Iraq (see AVIONEWS) but... more
PeopleMunich Airport: Jost Lammers President and CEO
He has held management roles at various European airports since the late 1990s
He is also president of the Airports Council International (ACI) Europe more
ReportB-737 plane crash. Iran: "it was a technical problem"
An engine would have caught fire
According to the first results of the investigation launched by the Iranian Air Force on the Ukraine Airlines B-737 plane crashed on January 8 in Tehran (see AVIONEWS), the aircraft before falling was... more
ReportLibya: new air strikes at Mitiga airport
Tripoli awaits the truce requested by Russia and Turkey
New air raids in the night by General Khalifa Haftar at Mitiga airport, the only one operating in Tripoli. Yesterday Ahmed Al Mismari, spokesman for the self-styled Libyan national army (LNA) led by Haftar,... more
AirportsIAG: the new CEO will be Luis Gallego
Willie Walsh will leave in March
Willie Walsh, CEO of IAG (International Airlines Group), the Anglo-Spanish multinational born from the merger of British Airways and Iberia, will leave the holding in March and then retire in June. His... more
CargoAircraft and data. Iata: freight demand down in November 2019
The performance was the best in eight months, despite the decline
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released data for global air freight markets showing that demand, measured in freight tonne kilometers (FTKs), decreased by 1.1% in November 2019, compared... more
ReportB-737 plane crash (4): found black boxes but Iran will not deliver them to Boeing
Tehran: "investigations are taking place in the country"
The two black boxes of the plane crash in Iran were found where a Ukraine Airlines B-737 crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran "Imam-Khomeini" international airport causing the death of 176 people... more
Civil aviationNational strike in France: forecast for tomorrow
Interruptions and delays are however possible
In anticipation of the strike notices presented by trade unions, for tomorrow on Thursday January 9, 2020, the French DGAC (Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile) will implement the minimum service p... more
IndustryLeonardo and the "Federico II" University for engineering studies
The launch of the Aerotech Academy from March 2020
Leonardo has signed a collaboration agreement with the University of Naples "Federico II" to launch the Aerotech Academy, an advanced training course on leading engineering issues. The course will provide... more
ReportReprisal Iran against USA (2): NATO condemns
The Iraq Parliament also criticizes Iranian violation of its sovereignty -VIDEO
Although the office of Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abd al-Mahdi has informed that Iran had warned of imminent attacks on US military structures on its territory, without specifying which, it is news of these... more
AccidentsB-737 plane crash (3): Ukraine suspends flights over Iran
From tomorrow, waiting for the causes of the crash to be clarified -VIDEO
"Pending to find out the causes of this tragedy, we have decided to stop the activity of Ukrainian carriers in the Iranian airspace. As soon as we have answers, the decision will obviously be reconsidered":... more
AccidentsAircraft accident in Iran (2): Ukraine International Airlines confirms it
There were 167 passengers and 9 crewmembers on board
Today, on January 08, 2020, a “Ukraine International Airlines” aircraft while operating flight PS752 from Tehran to Kyiv disappeared from the radars a few minutes after departure from Tehran International Air... more
ReportIranian retaliation against US bases in Iraq: "It's not enough"
Over 80 dead and 200 injured
Iran's retaliation against the US has come after the killing of General Soleimaini (see AVIONEWS): at least 15 missiles have been launched against US bases in Iraq where the toll could be around 80... more
AccidentsB-737 Ukraine Airlines plane crashes in Iran: 176 dead, no terrorist attack
Initially it was thought of a missile launch - VIDEO
A Ukraine Airlines B-737 plane crashed today shortly after Tehran's "Imam-Khomeini" international airport take-off claiming the lives of 176 people. The cause of the accident may have been a technical... more
AirlinesSpirit Airlines finalises order for 100 A-320neo aircraft
In October signed and announced a MoU - DATA SHEET
US-based Spirit Airlines has finalised a purchase agreement with Airbus for 100 A-320neo Family aircraft. In October, the two parties had signed and announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the... more
PeopleJames Viola, President and CEO of Helicopter Association International
He replaces Matthew S. Zuccaro from next January 16
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomed yesterday James A. Viola as the new president and CEO of Helicopter Association International (HAI), effective Jan. 16. He replaces Matthew S.... more
AirlinesLufthansa Group plans more than 4,500 new hires
In its home markets for 2020
This year the Lufthansa Group will be hiring more than 4,500 new employees in Germany, Austria and Switzerland as things stand in present; among them 3,000 hires will take place in Germany. This involves... more
DefenseNorth Atlantic Council: meeting for worrying situation in the Middle East
"Violent actions will only bring human suffering"
The meeting of the North Atlantic Council took place yesterday (NAC - the North Atlantic Council, the supreme civil instance that governs the Organization of the North Atlantic Treaty) in which the US... more
Civil defenseThe fires in Australia seen from the aircraft cockpit
Flames and smoke prevent landings - VIDEO
Royal Australian Air Force has released a video showing the difficult conditions of pilots engaged in rescue operations in areas devastated by fires. They write on "Youtube": "Even if our crews are highly... more
Civil aviationB-737 Max airplane: new problems, could a bundle of cables cause short circuits?
Further slowdowns for Boeing
The problems for Boeing never seem to end: a new defect would have been discovered at the B-737 Max, the plane model that was grounded all over the world following the fatal accidents in Ethiopia and Indonesia... more