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ANN’s Daily Aero-Term (04.10.21): Notices To Airmen Publication

Notices To Airmen Publication A publication issued every 28 days, designed primarily for the pilot, which contains NOTAMs, graphic notices, and other information considered essential to the safety of flight as well as supplemental data to other aeronautical publications. The...

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US Navy tests radar-guided missile decoy on P-8A Poseidon

The US Navy successfully completed an airworthiness test of a radio frequency countermeasure pod prototype on a Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft The US Navy successfully completed an airworthiness test of a radio frequency countermeasure pod prototype on a...

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​Nok Air secures final one-month extension on rehabilitation plan

Nok Air has been granted a second and final one-month extension, until 15 May, to submit its rehabilitation plan. Nok Air has been granted a second and final one-month extension, until 15 May, to submit its rehabilitation plan. “The Central...

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Lockheed secures production contract for Korean MH-60Rs

Lockheed Martin has secured a $447 million contract from the US Navy to produce 12 Sikorsky MH-60R anti-submarine warfare (ASW) helicopters for South Korea. Lockheed Martin has secured a $447 million contract from the US Navy to produce 12 Sikorsky...

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Canada takes equity stake in Air Canada in C$5.9bn bailout deal

The government of Canada will take an equity stake in legacy carrier Air Canada after the company struck a deal for financial support as the coronavirus crisis continues to tear into the airline’s business. The government of Canada will take...

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US Navy tests radar decoy on P-8A Poseidon

The US Navy successfully completed an airworthiness test of a radio frequency countermeasure pod prototype on a Boeing P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft The US Navy successfully completed an airworthiness test of a radio frequency countermeasure pod prototype on a...

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Greece’s Aegean looks to second half for recovery

Greek carrier Aegean Airlines is expecting a gradual, but significant, recovery in the second half of this year, if progress with coronavirus vaccination roll-out and European digital passport initiatives progress. But the company says the first months of this year...

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Norwegian reconstruction approved by Oslo court

Norwegian has had its plan for financial reconstruction approved by a court in Oslo, opening the door for the carrier to begin raising fresh capital. Norwegian has had its plan for financial reconstruction approved by a court in Oslo, opening the door...

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Wizz Air UK experiencing few effects from UK’s EU withdrawal

Withdrawal of the UK from the European Union has not substantially affected Wizz Air UK’s operations, the airline has disclosed in its latest full-year financial statement. Wizz Air UK was set up in 2017 following the UK ‘Brexit’ referendum on...

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Airbus names new COO as defence and technology chiefs step down

Airbus has named Alberto Gutierrez as its chief operating officer, succeeding Michael Schoellhorn who will take over as the head of the company’s Defence and Space division. The change follows Defence and Space chief Dirk Hoke’s decision to leave the...

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