Textron Aviation company, recently delivered the first two Cessna Citation Latitude aircraft configured for flight inspection missions. The aircraft were delivered to Kanematsu Corporation and will be owned and operated by the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) to ensure the integrity of instrument approaches and airway procedures that constitute the national airspace of Japan. A third aircraft is anticipated to deliver in early 2021.
Emirates is first airline to conduct rapid Covid-19 tests for passengers
Emirates has become the first airline to introduce rapid on-site coronavirus testing for passengers. The initiative, which has been rolled out in coordination with Dubai Health Authority (DHA), was introduced on a flight to Tunisia. All passengers were all tested for Covid-19 before departing from Dubai.
Inside Rolls Royce Factory – Building Future Jet Engine
Boeing to temporarily suspend 787 operations in South Carolina
Boeing
Boeing will temporarily suspend all 787 operations at Boeing South Carolina (BSC) until further notice, starting at the end of second shift on Wednesday, April 8. This impacts the Airport Campus, Emergent Operations, Interiors Responsibility Center South Carolina and Propulsion South Carolina.
Takeoff Vulcanair P68 Observer 2 – Sabadell Airport
El Aero Club Barcelona Sabadell incorpora un Robinson R44 Cadet
Landing Cessna 550 Citation II – Sabadell Airport
Assembly first Cessna SkyCourier
Primer C295 para la Fuerza Aérea de Canadá
Eurocopter EC-135-P2+ de la Policía Nacional en el Aeropuerto de Sabadell
Takeoff and Landing Eurocopter EC-135-P2
Takeoff Cessna 551 Citation II(SP) (EC-KJR) – Sabadell Airport
Aterrizaje Airbus Beluga XL en Getafe
Embraer’s new, enhanced Phenom 300E receives ANAC, EASA and FAA approval, achieving triple-certification
Embraer
Embraer Executive Jets announced that the new Phenom 300E — the fastest and longest-ranged single-pilot jet, capable of reaching Mach 0.80 — was granted its Type Certificate by ANAC (National Civil Aviation Agency of Brazil), EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency) and the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration).
European Airlines Revenue Losses Mount – Urgent Government Support Required
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) strengthened its call for urgent action from European governments to provide financial relief to airlines. The latest IATA scenario for potential revenue loss by European carriers is US$76 bn and passenger demand (measured in Revenue Passenger Kilometers) is projected to be 46% below 2019 levels. A decline of this magnitude puts at risk about 5.6 million jobs and $378bn in GDP supported by air transport.