United Airlines has been recognised for the fifth consecutive year as a top-scoring company and best place to work for disability inclusion, with a perfect score of 100 on the 2020 Disability Equality Index
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Marilake Aerosystems, an independent avionics and instrument repair workshop based in Dorset, UK has expanded its galley equipment repair offering, following the company’s move into a larger premises
United Airlines is implementing a new procedure that will maximise airflow volume and recirculation of cabin air for passengers. This process is being added to other safety layers to help minimise the risk of virus transmission in the cabin
Aeroflot CEO, Vitaly Saveliev, has unveiled an updated growth strategy, with the target of flying 130 million passengers in 2028 through measures including fleet growth
Jetcraft is the launch customer for F/LIST’s Microshield 360, an aircraft interior treatment which protects against SARS-CoV-2
Ed Davey, the Acting Leader of the UK political party, Liberal Democrats, has outlined a proposal for a plan to make all domestic UK flights zero carbon by 2030. Davey states that the UK has a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of an environmentally sound aviation technology that will ‘boost growth, help reduce noise and air pollution
EAG has revealed HERA, a design for a hybrid-electric regional aircraft, with a 70 seat-plus cabin that includes a flex option for cargo flights. HERA is a first mover in what EAG views as a US$4.4 trillion market, which could initially create more than 25,000 jobs and unlock US$5 billion of investments in the UK aerospace industry
RUAG MRO International has invested in the future of its site in Bavaria, with the commissioning a new combined painting and drying shop for aircraft components
HAECO Xiamen, has announced that it has provided Cathay Pacific with a design engineering and certification system that will enable the airline to use sections of its Boeing 777 passenger cabins, enabling the airline to carry more essential goods internationally
The UK’s High Court has ruled in favour of the Performing Right Society (PRS) in a question over whether a landmark copyright infringement case against Qatar Airways should be heard by the English courts