All Safety News – Page 947
-
News
Emirates ramps up recruitment to meet expansion ambitions
A recent report predicts more than 100,000 new recruits will be needed to fuel the airline industry in the Asia-Pacific region in the next five years
-
News
China and Russia rethink deal for Tu-204 freighters
Engine supplier could be changed as partners run out of funds to complete twinjets
-
News
Goudou plots future as EASA continues to grow
Europe’s central safety agency prepares to regulate airport operations, ATM and accident investigation
-
News
Quiet Wing 737 upgrade approved
Modification package for Classic versions of Boeing twinjet claimed to increase performance and save costs
-
News
First Precision 757 ready for BlueBird
Certification for cargo modification awarded after delays
-
News
Making space
Europe’s ATM map is being redrawn by forward-thinking nations that are not waiting for the single sky legislation to decide their future
-
News
Pushing the limit
Flights lasting 16h or more bring their own problems for crews and passengers alike – but worries centre on tiredness and boredom rather than physical well-being