MRO News Archive

Maintenance, repair and overhaul news from around the world

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Hard landing for Safi Airways 737-400

Safi Airways flight 4Q502 from Herat, was damaged in a hard landing accident on runway 29 at Kabul Airport, Afghanistan. The right hand main gear separated and the aircraft came to rest with the second touching the runway. An evacuation was carried out on the left...

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United Airlines flight makes emergency landing

United Airlines Flight 837 bound for Japan took off from San Francisco last night only to turn back shortly after when it experienced an engine malfunction. Eye witnesses report flames coming from one of the engines. The 747 aircraft landed safely. A stalled...

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Colombia plane crash

A chartered aircraft with 81 people on board has crashed on its way to Medellin's international airport. There are reports of at least six survivors. The British Aerospace 146 aircraft was operated by a Bolivian charter airline called Lamia and was enroute to Colombia...

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Air Austral renews AFI KLM E&M for 777 fleet support

After inking an agreement in February covering extended support for Air Austral’s 787s, AFI KLM E&M and the Réunion-based airline have closed a deal for total care for the carrier’s 777s, which are already receiving AFI KLM E&M support. The services covered by...

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United Airlines in new agreement with unions

United Airlines and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union have reached tentative agreements on new contracts covering 32,500 workers. The agreements provide retroactive wage increases, signing bonuses, traditional pension increases...

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AN-24 aircraft skids off runway in Donetsk

A small AN-24 aircraft carrying 45 passengers skidded past the landing strip and overturned in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk on Wednesday. Four people were killed, two were injured and the fate of two others remains unknown. The aircraft, which had departed...

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Xiamen Airlines choses STAA to train its pilots

ST Aerospace’s commercial pilot training arm, ST Aerospace Academy (STAA) has been awarded a contract to train pilots for Xiamen Airlines. Under the agreement, Xiamen Airlines’ cadet pilots will undergo STAA’s Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating programme,...

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Air France close to engine maintenance deal

Alexandre de Juniac, chief executive of Air France, has stated to press that he expects to complete talks with Rolls-Royce on providing an engine maintenance agreement for the 25 A350 aircrafts the airline has on order.

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ATSB finds altitude data wrong on Tiger Airways aircraft

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has determined that pilots on a Tiger Airways aircraft used incorrect altitude information and the airline had an inconsistent safety management system, which contributed to the airline being grounded. Following the...

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