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easyJet to buy 135 single-aisle Airbus A320s
Budget carrier easyJet has agreed to purchase 135 single-aisle Airbus jets that will allow the European airline to pack in more passengers than it currently does.
Bombardier announces orders topping $1.8 billion
Today at 8:46 a.m.Bombardier said Tuesday that VistaJet had placed firm orders for 20 Challenger 350 jets and options for an additional 20 Challenger 350 jets, a deal that would be worth just over $1 billion at list prices if all options are exercised.
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Boeing nets orders for 102 stretch 787s
Boeing Co. won major orders from five customers for a stretched-out version of its popular 787 Dreamliner jet at the Paris Air Show Tuesday, further evidence of a strengthening market for more expensive long-haul jets.
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Wichita’s Airbus engineers applaud first A350 flight in France
Airbus engineers at the Airbus Americas Engineering center in Old Town gathered in a conference room early Friday to watch the first flight of the Airbus A350 XWB by live-streaming video.
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GAO rejects Beechcraft protest
The Government Accountability Office has rejected Beechraft Corp.’s protest on a high-stakes Air Force contract for light support airplanes that the Air Force awarded to Sierra Nevada Corp. and its partner, Embraer.
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Wichita and Kansas aviation industry to be on display at Paris Air Show
The state’s aviation industry will be on display to the world next week in France at the Paris Air Show, the world’s largest aerospace show.
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Jeff Turner reflects on 40-year career at Boeing, Spirit AeroSystems
When Jeff Turner first joined Boeing Wichita as a part-time computer programmer in college in 1973, “I didn’t know Jack” about business, he said.
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Boeing: Demand for new planes will exceed 35,000 over 20 years
In a just-released forecast, Boeing projects demand for 35,280 new airplanes worth $4.8 trillion over the next 20 years.
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Union SPEEA files complaint against Spirit over firing of 38 workers
The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace has filed an unfair labor charge against Spirit AeroSystems alleging that Spirit refused to answer questions or bargain regarding the firing of 38 employees in March.
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Cessna files appeal over $27.4 million judgment in case over parts deal with Avcorp
Cessna Aircraft has filed an appeal with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit after a U.S. District judge upheld an award to Canadian supplier Avcorp Industries for $27.4 million.
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Aviation group says FAA wants $500,000 to cover expenses at Oshkosh air show
As former CEO of Cessna Aircraft, Jack Pelton has experience fighting a government push toward user fees for the general-aviation industry.
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Wichita’s aviation industry can rebound, analysts say, by expanding its focus
For many decades, Wichita has been known as the Air Capital of the World as Boeing churned out bombers during World War II and Clyde Cessna, Walter Beech and Bill Lear opened factories.
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New York law firm files suit over Spirit AeroSystems’ third-quarter charge
A class action lawsuit against Spirit AeroSystems and two of its directors was filed Monday in U.S. District Court, District of Kansas, alleging violations of federal securities laws.
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Airport Authority approves lease with Southwest for airport space
The Wichita Airport Authority approved a lease agreement with Southwest Airlines Tuesday for space at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport.
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Southwest exec hails airline’s arrival in Wichita
“Love is finally in the air in Wichita, Kansas, and it feels good,” Ron Ricks, executive vice president of Southwest Airlines said Monday during a rollicking news conference celebrating the arrival of Southwest in Wichita.
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Beechcraft delivers its 4,000th Model 36 Bonanza
Beechcraft on Monday delivered its 4,000th Model 36 Bonanza.
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Passengers on one of first Southwest flights into Wichita get special airport welcome
Technically, it was the second Southwest Airlines flight that garnered all the attention Sunday.
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Boeing establishing engineering design centers in California, Washington and South Carolina
Boeing is establishing engineering design centers in Washington state, South Carolina and Southern California as it works to diversify, the company said Friday.
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Southwest’s entry into Wichita market will change air travelers’ experience, say analysts
As Southwest Airlines makes its entrance into the Wichita market on Sunday, passengers not used to flying Southwest will notice some differences.
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Aviation research at Wichita State could lead to advanced battlefield splint
Researchers at the National Institute for Aviation Research, experts on aircraft composites, are closer to branching into another field of creativity.
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