Mitsubishi mulls freezing of SpaceJet development
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. is considering sharply scaling back staff and budget related to the
Wayne Farley
Wayne has worked in the aviation industry for over 30 years as an air traffic controller in both Guyana and the Turks and Caicos Islands. He is an aviation safety consultant and publisher for GuyanaAviation.com. Throughout his career, he has been blogging on air traffic management and other aviation matters.
Boeing Shows Cleaning Tools and Techniques Effective Against COVID-19
In a first-of-its-kind series of tests, Boeing and the University of Arizona determined airlines’ current
Airbus delivers its first U.S.-assembled A220
Airbus has delivered its first U.S.-assembled A220 aircraft from Mobile, Alabama, underlining the aircraft manufacturer’s
Hawaiian Airlines to resume longest domestic flight in USA
Hawaiian Airlines announced that it will resume flight service between Honolulu’s Daniel K. Inouye International
LIAT to resume flying November 1
LIAT’s Administrator Cleveland Seaforth confirmed that the airline intends to operate its first commercial flight
Air Canada to fly all-Business Class Planes over the Holidays
Air Canada is making its fleet of all-Business Class, Jetz charter aircraft available to customers
New explosives detection system integrated with baggage handling system deployed in the U.S.
Smiths Detection integrated its explosive detection system (EDS) CTX 9800 DSi with a new tote-based
Caribbean Airlines to operate 3 weekly flights between Guyana and New York
Caribbean Airlines on Wednesday rolled out its schedule of commercial operations out of Guyana. The
American Airlines Customer Experience Evolves With New Technology
American Airlines is implementing technological innovations to provide a smoother customer experience. Making it easier