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- Air China Reinforces Training for Airport Terminal Personnel with Lessons From Senior VP[Nov. 05, 2008]
In order to upgrade overall ground service quality and add to the comprehensive skill set of terminal personnel, Air China began lessons for its 2008 Annual Comprehensive Quality Training for airport terminal personnel.
- Marco Polo Plan Connects China with Airbus[Dec. 16, 2008]
Marco Polo, the legendary Italian traveler who brought China to the eyes of the European world, has now become the title for the European aviation training and expert-related program for the Chinese civil and general aviation industry, or the "Marco Polo Sino-European Aviation Training Solutions".
- Aviation Industry Will Return to Profit by 2010: ICAO Chief[Dec. 01, 2008]
The aviation industry which is affected by the global economic slowdown is expected to recover in two years' time, said the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) president Roberto Kobeh Gonzalez on Dec. 1.
- Double Glory for Emirates at Aviation Business Awards[Nov. 20, 2008]
It was double glory for Emirates at the annual Aviation Business Awards in Abu Dhabi last night as the eminent carrier walked away with a duo of prestigious prizes.
- Chinese Flight Student Killed in Propeller Accident[Nov. 18, 2008]
A flight student from the Sierra Academy of Aeronautics at Castle Air Force Base was killed on Nov. 15 when he was struck on the head by a propeller.
- Emirates-CAE Flight Training Signs Agreement with Gulf Helicopters Company for Pilot Training[Nov. 12, 2008]
On November 12, Emirates-CAE Flight Training (ECFT) has signed at the Dubai Helishow, a five-year contract with Gulf Helicopters Company (GHC) to be their exclusive training provider for the company's fleet of Bell helicopters.
- Emirates-CAE Flight Training Signs Three-Year Contract with Abu Dhabi Aviation[Nov. 18, 2008]
Emirates-CAE Flight Training (ECFT) has signed a contract with Abu Dhabi Aviation (ADA) to train ADA's Bell 412 helicopter pilots over three years at ECFT in Dubai.
- Government to Proceed with Infrastructure Works at Seletar Aerospace Park[Oct. 14, 2008]
The Singapore government will go ahead with infrastructure works at the Seletar Aerospace Park despite the expected short-term slowdown in the aviation and aerospace industry.
- MA600 Takes to The Skies over Xi'an[Oct. 13, 2008]
China's new turboprop aircraft, the MA600, an enhanced version of the MA60, made a successful first flight at Xi'an Yanliang on Oct. 9.
- Aircraft Service Center Opens in Shanghai[Oct. 09, 2008]
The Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd (CACC) opened its service center in Shanghai on Oct. 7, as China's home-made aircraft ARJ21 is ready for test flights.