The first stage of Royal Jordanian Airlines’ fleet renewal programme, the new aircraft – an initial four A320s and two A321s, all leased – will be delivered between November 2005 and November 2006.
Source: Flight Daily News
2005-11-22T00:00:00+00:00
Source: Flight Daily News
2025-06-20T13:26:00Z By David Kaminski-Morrow
Claims brought by lessors over the loss of aircraft leased to Russian airlines have been backed in a judgement on the complex case, which largely rejected the defences of insurance firms. Irish lessor AerCap and several other leasing companies sought to recover losses under ‘all risk’ and ‘war risk’ insurance ...
2025-06-19T16:50:00Z By Dominic Perry
ATR continues to analyse the ability of its supply chain and production system to support future rate rises as it targets annual output of 60 aircraft “within the next three to four years”.
2025-06-19T12:11:00Z By David Kaminski-Morrow
Airbus’s UpNext division has shown off the initial installation of the ‘eXtra Performance Wing’ on a Cessna Citation VII executive jet. UpNext is the future technologies division of the airframer, and the modified Citation is intended to demonstrate dynamically-adapting wings – based on biomimicry – to maximise aerodynamic efficiency. The ...
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