Aircraft manufacturer Embraer confirmed this week that they will stop supplying parts and aircraft services to Russia. A representative made a statement on the move. “Embraer is closely monitoring the evolving situation and has been complying, and will continue to … Continue reading Embraer joins in on Stopping Supply to Russia
Ever since the pandemic started to wind down, COVID had a way of creating stress and shortages in the aviation industry. Because of this, more hours are needed to be completed, and especially as it relates to ambulance crews where … Continue reading Ambulance Crews on Helicopters feel Pandemic Burnout
Airbus, along with company rival Boeing, is the latest company to cut ties with Russia. This is another move that supports the rest of the aviation industry’s outlook on the situation, as more companies and countries are electing to discontinue … Continue reading Airbus cuts ties with Russia, accompanying a similar move by Boeing
Airlines from 36 nations have banned flights to Russia. There are a few airlines that are not banned, and are profiting from being open. With obvious risks at state, the move is a blow to Russia’s profitability in the aviation … Continue reading Airlines from almost 40 Nations now banned from flying in Russia
Ukraine officials today declared that the Antonov An-225, the world’s largest plane, has been destroyed amid the attacks from Russia This plane was the heaviest and longest aircraft in the world. There was only one model of this plane and … Continue reading The World’s Largest Planet has been Destroyed amid the Russian Attacks
US carrier JetBlue Airways Corp said on Wednesday it would buy sustainable aviation fuel from bioenergy firm SG Preston for more than $1 billion and use it for flights from New York‘s airports. SG Preston will start delivering the fuel in 2023 over a 10-year … Continue reading JetBlue to buy Sustainable Jet Fuel for over $1 billion, to use at New York airports
Renewable fuel producer Aemetis signed an offtake agreement to provide Delta Air Lines with 250 million gallons of low carbon blended sustainable aviation fuel, moving Delta closer to airline carbon neutrality and helping offset renewable fuel compliance costs associated with … Continue reading Delta Airlines signs Sustainable Aviation Fuel Agreement with Aemetis
Technological advancements in robotics is a new development in the aviation industry. More and more companies are investing in robotics specifically, as it will allow for higher quality, more efficient engines and similar operational mechanisms. Additionally, it will allow for … Continue reading Technological Developments in Robotics are Advancing the Aviation Industry
According to a Global Aviation Market report by Sandhills, the value of a turboprop in the average state has increased about $65,000 over December 2020 and December 2021. The increase in value come as a result of supply and inventory … Continue reading Turboprops Climb in Value as Supply Declines
In today’s day and age there is a large concern for the environment and the world that we live in, as there should be. On this topic aviation as a whole but mostly private flyers are starting to get a … Continue reading How Bad Is Aviation For The Environment?
