MRO News Archive

Maintenance, repair and overhaul news from around the world

Zone: Americas

United Airlines invests in battery maker Natron Energy

United Airlines said that it has made a "strategic equity investment"of an unspecified amount of money in Natron Energy. The deal with what United labelled a "cutting-edge" battery manufacturer is aimed, it added, at helping reduce emissions from ground operations....

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Toronto reopens runway after major repair job

Toronto Pearson International Airport reopened its second-busiest runway after eight months of repair work costing CA$80 million. The work included concrete replacement and lighting upgrades as well as a full-depth replacement at the west end of the runway. The new...

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Atlas shareholders sign off on acquisition by investors

Atlas Air Worldwide's shareholders have voted to approve the company’s acquisition by an investor group. John Dietrich, Atlas's president and chief executive, said the deal, which earlier had been unanimously endorsed by the Atlas's board of directors, offers...

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Embraer secures five aircraft order from unnamed airline

Embraer said it has nailed down "a new firm order for five E195-E2 aircraft from an undisclosed airline" in a deal worth US$ 389.4 million. Four of the new jets will be ready by the end of next year, with the fifth to follow in early 2024, the Brazilian manufacturer...

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Atlas gets new Boeing 777-200 with three more to come

Atlas Air has received the first of four new Boeing 777-200 freighters it was expecting under a partnership with MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, for which it will operate the aircraft. John Dietrich, president and chief executive of Atlas Air Worldwide, said he...

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World’s air cargo traffic to double, Boeing predicts

In its newly-released global air cargo outlook, Boeing is forecasting that air cargo traffic will double by 2041. According to the jet manufacturer's 2022 World Air Cargo Forecast, the global freighter fleet will expand by over 60% over the two decades, with "strong...

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Pittsburgh International Airport to try out robot waiters

Pittsburgh International Airport is to sell robot-delivered drinks to volunteer passengers as part of a tie-up with Ottonomy, maker of the "fully autonomous" Ottobot. Passengers who sign up for the trial run will be able to order and pick up beverages from the robots...

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