The U.S. Government Accountability Office's redacted ruling shows the U.S. Air Force was willing to accept some program risk in order to get a better upfront price.
Spirit Airlines plans to stick with its ambitious capacity growth plans at least until 2019, after which it will evaluate whether it will add another aircraft type to its fleet.
R. A. “Bob” Hoover was a favorite performer at air shows around the world, thrilling his audiences with his precision aerobatic maneuvers in the North American Aircraft P-51 Mustang and Aero Commander Shrike.
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OEM incursion in the aftermarket is becoming a more pressing concern for the many MROs. However, while some see this as a challenge, others view it as a opportunity for building stronger relationships and aiding growth opportunities.
American, Delta and United appear to be bringing growth to a near halt through next year. Why are they forswearing growth in 2017? Here are three reasons.
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