AirlinesJet Airways: Does Tata "rescue" the carrier?

It would only acquire airplanes, slots and pilots

Finance and economyItalian ENAV BoD approves the nine months 2018 results

Operating performance in a context of strong traffic growth -ATTACHMENT

DiscussionsLeonardo between the cuts and the carousel of the armchairs

Does the Government also want to change the leaders of Leonardo?

DefenseRussia wants to sell arms to Middle Eastern and Arab countries

At the "Bahrain International Air Show" there will be planes, helicopters and the S-400s

AirlinesAlitalia: the future of the carrier this week

Meeting between the leaders of Lufthansa and Siri that could reopen the game

HelicoptersContract for 22 AW-169M helicopters by Italian GdF

First order for government variant; worth EUR 280 million

In addition to the aircraft in a dedicated configuration a support and training package; deliveries between 2019 and 2024. They will be added to 14 AW-139s more

IndustryBombardier: for sale two plants and cut 5000 jobs

Title falls 24.45% on the stock exchange and risks to the health of the company

The Bombardier company, in addition to selling the CSeries program to Airbus and the production of the Dash 8 Q-400 aircraft to Viking Air, will also launch two plants for around 900 million of euros and... more

Civil aviationFirst airspace strategy for Poland published

Pansa and Iata announced the first edition of an ASP

PANSA (the Polish Air Navigation Service Provider) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced the publication of the first edition of an Airspace Strategy for Poland (ASP).<br><br>The... more

AerospaceTAS and Onera sign cooperation agreement

In the sector of space activities

Thales Alenia Space (TAS), the joint-company between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), a major player in the satellite, space exploration and orbital infrastructure market, and ONERA (Office National d’Etudes e... more

DefenseItaly. Still cuts to the orders of the F-35 aircraft

It could be a heavy blow even for Leonardo

The Italian government may not purchase more new Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightining II aircraft, reducing the total number starting from the first batch that will not consist of 10 airplanes, but only from... more

AirportsHeathrow Airport: in the future also a fourth runway?

Government's idea to address the expected increase in air traffic

The British government is planning to call for a series of assessments to identify which airport needs the most, as the forecasts are increasing air traffic to the UK over the next few years. According... more

AerospaceThe M10 methane engine prototype tested

Developed by Avio in partnership with the ESA within the Vega E program

Today in Colleferro Avio successfully tested the prototype of the new M10 liquid oxygen-methane engine, developed by Avio in partnership with the European Space Agency within the Vega E (Vega Evolution)... more

AerospaceKennedy Space Center: there will be a new life for the SLF runway?

The FAA authorizes its use

The closure of the Space Shuttle program in 2011 has questioned the future of the earthly structures of the "John F. Kennedy Space Center" of Cape Canaveral that have supported it since 1974. One of these... more

AirportsStansted Airport: tomorrow decision on possible expansion

A new terminal to manage more airplanes and more passengers

The District Council of Uttlesford, in the United Kingdom, is expected to make a final decision on 14th of November of the project for the expansion of the London-Stansted airport facilities, so as to... more

ReportThe second (judgment) exam for Mauro Moretti

For 2 crimes is incumbent the risk of the prescription

The second degree trial on the Viareggio train derailment, which caused the death of 32 people (including some young people), will resume on December 19th at 9:30am in the Third Section of the Court of... more

IndustryFlynas first Saudi carrier to receive the A-320neo plane

The delivery follows an agreement signed in January 2017

Flynas, Saudi Arabia’s low-cost airline, has begun taking delivery of its first of 80 A-320neo Family aircraft. This follows an agreement signed in January 2017, with deliveries scheduled to take place f... more

AerospaceSoyuz: new launch with astronauts on board on December 3

Resolved the technical problems of the carrier rocket

The next 3rd of December Soyuz spacecraft will launch with crew on board, after the technical problems to the carrier rocket have been resolved, following the incident that last October 11 forced the two... more

DefenseFinland: accusations against Russia to disturb air traffic communic...

"Jamming" reported by the Finnish Prime Minister

Heavy charges by Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila to Russia, which is blamed for putting the Finnish GPS system and air traffic communications in use during NATO's "Trident Juncture 2018" exercise. Words... more

IndustrySpanish Binter will receive its first E-195E2 airplane

The delivery is planned in the second half of 2019

Embraer announced that Binter Canarias, of Spain, will receive its first E-195E2 jet in the second half of 2019, becoming the first European customer of the E-Jets E2’s largest model. The airline signed a... more

SecurityNorth Korea: new missile bases despite announcements made

The production of missiles capable of transporting nuclear warheads continues

Despite the fact that the President of United States Donald Trump is convinced that the dialogue with North Korea will give its results and that the Pyongyang missile and nuclear arsenal will be dismantled,... more

IndustryAirbus: in the future electric aircraft and hybrid engine

In 2017, 2.3 billion euros invested in research

The first woman in the European aerospace company Airbus to occupy the position of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) is Grazia Vittadini, a 48-year-old Italian, who would like to see in the future -as report... more

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Brookfield could join the offer of Ferrovie dello Stato

Among those interested in buying Alitalia shares there could be the Canadian investment fund Brookfield Asset Management, active among other things in the world of transport infrastructures such as motorways,... more

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They would "cheat" American investors

The low-cost carrier Ryanair and its CEO Michael O'Leary were sued by a shareholder of the company, who filed an application with the US District Court in Manhattan accusing it of having defrauded investors... more