Bulgaria Air has awarded FL Technics a three-year deal to undertake base checks.
The Lithuanian maintenance provider, for which Bulgaria Air is a new customer, says work has begun on an initial Airbus A319.
Flight Fleets Analyzer shows that Bulgaria Air operates two A319s, three A320s, a single Boeing 737-300 and four Embraer 190s.
FL Technics' base maintenance capabilities cover 737s, A320-family jets and A330s.
Source: FlightGlobal.com
Finnair has slightly scaled back its full-year revenue and capacity expectations for 2024 after posting a first-quarter comparable operating loss of €11.6 million ($12.4 million) for the first three months of the year.
New Lufthansa Group operator, Lufthansa City Airlines, will begin ticket sales tomorrow ahead of its operational launch on 26 June.
Although support for personnel dealing with mental health difficulties has increased in the aviation industry, there is an urgent need to draw attention to the issue of prevention, according to a human factors working group at the Royal Aeronautical Society. Mental health among pilots became a high-profile matter after the ...
Yakovlev’s specially-established training centre, RATA, has turned out its first batch of maintenance specialists for the Russian-powered MC-21 twinjet.
Moroccan flag-carrier Royal Air Maroc has reinforced an engine maintenance partnership with French aerospace firm Safran, extending the capabilities of its Casablanca facility.
Delta Air Lines executives flag the role that its MRO business has played in ensuring the reliability of older aircraft in its own fleet, but note the focus will start to switch toward managing aircraft retirements and developing third party business.
