All Aircraft programmes articles – Page 732
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How graduate became big wheel with Messier-Dowty
Nick Foster is a senior test engineer for Messier-Dowty, the world leader in the designing, testing and manufacturing of aircraft landing gear. He joined the company six years ago as a graduate trainee engineer
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NewsNorthwest is big CSeries hope
Bombardier has confirmed it is in talks with Northwest Airlines to launch the 110- to 130-seat CSeries, although financial problems at the bankrupt carrier have caused the Canadian manufacturer to delay a board decision on the aircraft’s launch.
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OzJet races into Australian market
Braving a market dominated by Qantas and Virgin Blue, OzJet is about to become Australia’s third scheduled jet operator.
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Regionals bruised by Northwest...
Northwest Airlines has used its bankruptcy powers to reshape its regional airline network with a distinctly muscular approach that leaves room for the major to establish its own regional subsidiary.
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Wake-up call
Brazil’s TAM is beginning to reap the rewards as the challenge from low-cost rival GOL inspires it to take a firmer grip on its business
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Singaporean low-cost partners cement ties
Independent Singapore-based carriers Jetstar Asia and Valuair have begun restructuring their operations after coming under common ownership – and in an unusual move, the revamp will include codesharing with Qantas Airways.
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GOL's Oliveira: Head coach
In the capable hands of chief executive Constantino de Oliveira Junior, Brazilian low-cost carrier GOL is enjoying double-digit margins that are envied around the world
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Seat-only plan for Condor
German leisure carrier Condor is looking to move towards a business model resembling that of charter/seat-only hybrid carrier Air Berlin as it anticipates a return to profitability.
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Royal Jordanian decides on oneworld
Royal Jordanian Airlines is spearheading efforts to link carriers in the Middle East region to the main global alliances with a commitment to join oneworld.
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Harsh realities
Large network carriers need to drastically prune short-haul services and focus on long-haul operations to survive
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Time piece
To mark 20 years of the publication of this magazine, we look back over the past two decades, while leading boardroom experts offer their views on where the industry is heading
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Unequal struggle
Increasing imbalances in cargo volumes on China routes are causing problems for freighter operators in Europe and the USA