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Bloomberg • Julie Johnsson

Boeing CIO Susan Doniz to Depart, CEO Informs Employees

Boeing's Chief Information Officer Susan Doniz is set to leave the company as communicated by CEO Kelly Ortberg in a recent memo to employees. The departure marks a significant leadership change within the company's executive team amid ongoing technological transformations.

2024-12-20T22:33:00.820090-08:00

AeroTime

Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets

2024-12-20T06:37:00.394422-08:00

AeroTime

No Unlawful Interference Found in Recent DHL and Swiftair Crashes

2024-12-20T05:35:33.695181-08:00

AirInsight

Arajet to Launch U.S. Flights from Three Cities in 2025

2024-12-20T04:59:41.281531-08:00

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Bloomberg

Boeing CIO Susan Doniz to Depart, CEO Informs Employees Boeing's Chief Information Officer Susan Doniz is set to leave the company as communicated by CEO Kelly Ortberg in a recent memo to employees. The departure marks a significant leadership change within the company's executive team amid ongoing technological transformations.

2024-12-20T22:33:00.820090-08:00

Boeing CIO Susan Doniz to Depart, CEO Informs Employees

NASA

NASA Completes First Max Afterburner Run of X-59 NASA successfully executed the first maximum afterburner engine run test for its X-59 quiet supersonic aircraft on December 12. The test was conducted at Lockheed Martin facilities, marking a pivotal development in the project's supersonic technology demonstrations.

2024-12-20T08:44:34.857435-08:00

NASA Completes First Max Afterburner Run of X-59

PaxEx.Aero

FAA Certification Delays Stall Lufthansa's Allegris Business Class Seats Lufthansa's Boeing 787 delivery faces setbacks due to certification issues with the Allegris business class seats. Collins Aerospace, responsible for manufacturing these seats, has confirmed that these certification challenges are causing delays in the delivery schedule.

2024-12-20T08:08:16.289574-08:00

FAA Certification Delays Stall Lufthansa's Allegris Business Class Seats

AeroTime

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Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets Air Canada has placed a firm order for five additional Airbus A220-300s, marking continued expansion of its fleet. Concurrently, Lufthansa Group has ordered five more A350-1000s, reinforcing its commitment to fleet modernization and sustainability goals. These orders underline robust demand for Airbus aircraft in the commercial aviation sector.

2024-12-20T06:37:00.394422-08:00

Air Canada and Lufthansa Boost Airbus Orders, Enhancing Fleets

AeroTime

No Unlawful Interference Found in Recent DHL and Swiftair Crashes Investigations into the crashes of a DHL cargo aircraft and a Swiftair Boeing 737-400 in Vilnius indicate no evidence of unlawful interference. The Swiftair incident occurred north of Vilnius airport on November 25th while landing on runway 19 after departing Leipzig.

2024-12-20T05:35:33.695181-08:00

No Unlawful Interference Found in Recent DHL and Swiftair Crashes

AirInsight

Arajet to Launch U.S. Flights from Three Cities in 2025 Arajet, the leading Dominican low-cost carrier, will commence flights to the United States in the second quarter of 2025, starting with routes from New York and two other cities. This expansion follows a record performance in 2024, with over 1 million passengers transported.

2024-12-20T04:59:41.281531-08:00

Arajet to Launch U.S. Flights from Three Cities in 2025

AeroTime

Qatar Airways Launches New Routes to Bogotà and Caracas with B777-300ER and A350-1000 Qatar Airways is expanding its network with twice-weekly flights connecting Doha to Bogotà and Caracas. This strategic move will utilize Boeing 777-300ER and Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, enhancing connectivity in the South American market and reinforcing Qatar Airways' commitment to global expansion.

2024-12-20T02:00:29.787199-08:00

Qatar Airways Launches New Routes to Bogotà and Caracas with B777-300ER and A350-1000

Leeham News

Boeing's Backlog: Debt Reduction to 2018 Levels May Take a Decade Boeing's significant aircraft backlog poses a challenge to restoring debt levels to 2018 figures. Despite high delivery rates, financial recovery for Boeing Commercial Aircraft is projected to extend over the next ten years, underscoring the long-term impact of market disruptions.

2024-12-20T00:18:55.030448-08:00

Boeing's Backlog: Debt Reduction to 2018 Levels May Take a Decade

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