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The Global MRO Procurement Expo 1-2 June 2016, Olympia London the Power Lies Under the Surface ISSN 1718-7966 MAY 30, 2016/ VOL. 542 WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINES Read by thousands of aviation professionals and technical decision-makers every week www.avitrader.com WORLD NEWS BA Stansted flights a sell out The first British Airways flights from Stansted Airport get off to a flying start with all the summer sun destina- tions fully booked. Travellers have a choice of four popular holiday spots, Faro in Portugal and Malaga, Palma and Ibiza in Spain and flights to Berlin launching in June. In addition, flights to Malaga are proving so popular that frequency has been doubled to two flights every Saturday during August. It is the first time British Airways has operated from Stansted, now the fourth London airport on its network, and the summer-only services will Panelists run until the end of October, addressed a number of industry Rockwell Collins introduces challenges. HD upgrades for outdated Photo: Gulfstream cabins K. Mwanalushi Rockwell Collins has introduced a series of high-definition (HD) cabin management and entertainment sys- Thinking smarter tem upgrades for Gulfstream aircraft Smart technologies lead with new innovations originally delivered with ACMS and Micronet systems. These upgrade op- Barcelona was the setting for the positive experience. SITA’s technology research team, tions, available through Gulfstream annual SITA IT Summit last week SITA Lab, is researching how using Service Centres or Rockwell Collins- where a number of new innova- SITA announced it was exploring virtual or digital passports in the authorised dealers, provide operators tions in aviation IT were presented. the use of blockchain technol- form of a single secure token on with a range of solutions for converting Over 400 delegates and journalists ogy as a new tool to secure travel mobile and wearable devices could their cabins to HD and addresses obso- from around the world took part identification across borders. The reduce complexity, cost and liability lescence of the original equipment. in interactive discussions and brain new technology provides the op- around document checks during storming sessions covering a wide portunity to allow secure biom- the passenger journey. AviaAM Leasing and HNCA array of topics. form JV “Now blockchain tech- AviaAM Leasing and Chinese HNCA The 2016 SITA Passen- “All airlines need high levels of nology offers us the to establish a $1 billion aircraft leas- ger IT Trends Survey potential to provide a ing joint venture. It is planned that revealed some interest- connectivity on demand.” new way of using biom- the Henan-based JV will build and ing findings. SITA’s sur- etrics. It could enable Dan Ebbinghaus, Senior Vice President, Communications manage a fleet of narrow-body air- vey shows that 85% of biometrics to be used craft worth of up to 900 million USD. passengers had a posi- and Infrastructure Solutions, SITA across borders, and at “At the moment China and other tive travel experience, all airports, without the thriving economies of Asia serve as the engine of global aviation. With up from 80% last year. Noticeably, etric authentication of passengers passenger’s details being stored by double-digit air traffic growth, lo- passengers are happier at the steps throughout the journey across the various authorities,” said Jim cal carriers will require thousands of of the journey where they have borders. This could eliminate the Peters, CTO, SITA. new airplanes over the following 15- more choice and control in how need for multiple travel documents 20 years. comments Tadas Goberis, they manage their trip. At booking, without passengers having to share SITA, also rolled out several com- the Chairman of the Board and CEO which they can do online, using a their personal data. munity innovation demos with an at AviaAM Leasing. mobile or with an agent, 93% had a Continued on page 3 The Global MRO Procurement Expo 1-2 June 2016, Olympia London The Power Lies Under the Surface Financial Solutions Component Solutions Supply-Chain Solutions Maintenance Solutions What you see on the surface is just the tip of the iceberg. What lies beneath is a powerful organization committed to providing solutions to the aerospace industry that impact the bottom line. www.gatelesis.com 3 WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINES ...continued from page 1 eye toward the future at this year’s summit. of IATA’s New Distribution Capability (NDC); an Dan Ebbinghaus, Senior Vice President, Com- These forward-looking innovations are part industry-wide disruption warning system; and munications and Infrastructure Solutions, of SITA’s 2016 multi-million investment across enhancing cyber security across the industry. SITA, said: “All airlines need high levels of five main focus areas to explore new solutions connectivity on demand. Wherever they fly, to some of the air transport industry’s most Another interesting solution is the SITA Air- and whether they are low cost, hybrid or flag pressing challenges. portHub™. This shared infrastructure allows carriers, the need is the same. As our airline airlines to connect all their applications and members have experienced, SITA AirportHub The five areas are; new baggage tracking capa- IT systems at an airport quickly and easily. It provides this securely and efficiently.” bilities to meet IATA’s Resolution 753; identity removes the complexity of dealing with local management to enable secure and rapid pas- telecom providers and adds flexibility and agil- senger flow through airports; the facilitation ity to route management. AIRCRAFT & ENGINE NEWS Next-Generation PW307D engine receives EASA approval Mexico’s Across signs order for 23 Em- braer business jets Across, Mexico’s premium business aviation services provider, has signed a firm order for 23 business jets. The contract comprises the pur- chase of eight Legacy 500, eight Phenom 300 and seven Phenom 100E jets, with an estimat- ed value of over US$260m at current list price. The announcement was made during the 16th European Business Aviation Convention and -Ex hibition (EBACE) at Geneva’s Palexpo Exhibition Centre. The firm order was included in the Com- pany’s backlog of the first quarter and the first deliveries already have started. Embraer Legacy 500 demonstrates steep approach capability to operate at London City Airport Embraer Executive Jets and Flexjet have dem- Technician working on PW307D Photo: P&WC onstrated the business jet Legacy 500’s steep approach capability to operate at London City Pratt & Whitney Canada’s new PW307D engine received type validation from the European Airport (LCY). The recent approval follows a com- Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The company’s latest generation turbofan engine was first in- prehensive flight test campaign, which included troduced two years ago at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE). takeoffs and steep approach landings at the air- Validation from the European authorities completes the key engine certification and validation port to meet strict technical and environmental activities for the PW307D program, following approval from Transport Canada and the Federal performance standards. London City Airport Aviation Administration last year. The engine will power Dassault Aviation’s new Falcon 8X, a has operated one of the most stringent noise three-engine ultra-long-range business jet which completed its first flight in February 2015 and management standards of any airport in the UK is expected to be certified this summer. since opening in 1987. LCY’s short runway, steep May 23, 2016 / Vol. 541 May 16, 2016 / Vol. 540 June 14 – 15, 2016 Trump International Hotel & Tower | Toronto, ON 27 YEARS IN AND WE’RE JUST TAKING OFF. This June, the biggest players and decision-makers in Canada’s aviation industry are gathering in Toronto at the 27th Canadian Airline Investment Forum. Senior executives from Airlines, Aircraft Manufacturers, and Financial Institutions will converge to discuss innovative strategies that are being employed for greater growth, network and profitability. Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors Supporting Sponsor In Partnership With Exclusive Keynote Calin Rovinescu President and Chief Executive Officer Air Canada JOIN THE CONVERSATION! Gold Sponsors Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors Supporting Sponsor In Partnership With Register or enquire about our Airline Executives Enrollment Offer: www.InsightAircraft.com _AVI_Trader_AD_8_5_by11.indd 1 5/27/16 9:56 AM 5 WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINES AIRCRAFT & ENGINE NEWS First Embraer E190-E2 jet completes maiden flight ahead of schedule approach and departure angle, as well as other operational controls, make it different from most other airports, requiring a special certification for every aircraft that operates there. Malaysia Airlines Berhad signs lease agreements for two additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft from ALC Air Lease Corporation has announced long-term lease agreements for an additional two new Air- bus A350-900 aircraft with Malaysia Airlines Ber- had. This transaction follows ALC’s September 2015 placement of four new A350-900s with the airline. The two new aircraft are scheduled to deliver in the second quarter of 2018 from ALC’s Maiden flight of first Embraer E190-E2 Photo: Embraer order book with Airbus. The E-Jets E2 program reached another important milestone with the completion of the maid- en flight of the E190-E2. The flight was originally scheduled to take place during the second Next-Generation PurePower PW800 en- half of this year. The aircraft took off at 1:06 p.m., local time from Embraer’s facility in Sao Jose gine delivering on promises dos Campos and flew for three hours and 20 minutes. The flight occurred just three months after the E190-E2 made its public debut at a rollout ceremony at the factory in late February. Pratt & Whitney Canada’s (P&WC’s) PurePower The inaugural flight marks the beginning of the certification campaign for the E190-E2, the first PW800 engine is delivering on its promises with of three new second-generation E-Jet models.
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