This article was originally published on simpleflying.com By Luke Peters As this year’s Paris Air Show gets underway, Canadian manufacturer De Havilland has announced that it will produce an all-new Twin Otter – its trusty two-engined utility aircraft that first
This article was orginally published on ainonline.com By Matt Thurber and Kerry Lynch The landscape of aircraft maintenance has changed profoundly. Yes, the industry was busy before the pandemic and technicians were hard to find but those two factors have accelerated
This article was originally published on simpleflying.com By DR. OMAR MEMON A maintenance program must be certified at the time of aircraft’s airworthiness certification. When a manufacturer develops a new airplane, a maintenance program is also designed to receive airworthiness certification
This article was orginally published on skiesmag.com By TED DELANGHE The year 2021 saw Saskatchewan-based Transwest Air and West Wind Aviation consolidating their operations under a single new brand, Rise Air, providing both specialized charters and the largest scheduled service network
This article was originally published on aviationweek.com By Lindsay Bjerregaard ATLANTA—Last summer Boeing warned that “juniority across the workforce” would become a major challenge for MRO providers over the next two decades, and now aircraft maintenance providers in the U.S. are echoing
This article was originally published on traveltradecaribbean.es InterCaribbean Airways have added two aircraft to its fleet and expanded its flight schedule to service 7 Caribbean Islands. The introduction of another Embraer ERJ-145 jet and an ATR42-500 series turboprop, with a
This article was originally published on aviationpros.com By Walker Jaroch It’s been three years since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and the MRO industry is well on the path to recovery. MROs are still dealing with the lingering effects of the
This article was originally published on skyup.aero SkyUp MT airline has received an Air Operator Certificate (AOC), Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization certificate (CAMO), and an Air Operator License (AOL). The airline’s office is located in Malta, which is one of
This article was originally published on verticalmag.com By Ben Forrest Even in terrible weather, it’s common these days to find helicopters flying swiftly over the coastal mountains of northern British Columbia, ferrying cargo to mineral exploration sites. In some cases
This article was originally published by aviationweek.com By Sean Broderick Barring an unforeseen global crisis similar to the COVID-19 pandemic, the near-term prospects for just about all commercial aviation manufacturers, aftermarket services providers and many operators will be determined by