Boeing Commercial Airplanes Achieves Milestone Year for Deliveries, Orders in 2014

January 8, 2015

723 deliveries, 1,432 net commercial orders are most ever in a single year

Commercial orders valued at $232.7 billion at list prices

SEATTLE, Jan. 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing (NYSE: BA) employees helped the company set a record for the most commercial airplanes delivered in a single year at 723 in 2014, breaking the company record for a second consecutive year. The company’s sales team also booked 1,432 net orders, carrying a value of $232.7 billion at list prices, breaking the previous all-time high set in 2007.

Boeing’s unfilled commercial orders stood at 5,789 at the end of the year – also a new company all-time high.

“I’m extremely proud of the entire Boeing team, and all of the hard work that went into delivering and selling a record number of commercial airplanes this past year,” said Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Ray Conner.

All three Boeing Commercial Airplanes production sites – Everett and Renton, Wash. and North Charleston, S.C. – each set new site records for airplane deliveries.

In 2014, three individual commercial programs achieved notable milestones, each a single-year record:

737 program delivered 485 of the popular single-aisle airplanes
777 program delivered 99 airplanes
787 program delivered 114 Dreamliners, including the first 787-9 to launch customer Air New Zealand and first direct deliveries to 13 airline customers
Of the 1,432 net commercial orders Boeing booked in 2014, the Next-Generation 737 and 737 MAX led the way with 1,104 orders, followed by the 777 and 777X with 283 orders.

Boeing continues to bring new products and services to the market, including the launch of the 737 MAX 200 in September, a variant based on the successful 737 MAX 8. The airplane can accommodate up to 200 seats, increasing revenue potential and providing customers up to 20 percent better fuel efficiency.

“In the face of fierce competition, we had a strong year,” said Conner. “In 2015 we’ll remain focused on meeting our customer commitments, and prepare for key milestones on our development programs, including the start of assembly of the first 737 MAX and firm configuration for the 777X.”

AJW Aviation welcomes Danielle Kaskel as Senior Manager for Business Development, North America

January 8, 2015

Miami, 8th January 2015:  AJW Aviation announces the appointment of Danielle Kaskel as the new Senior Manager for Business Development – North America, based in the Miami office. In her new role at AJW, Danielle will focus on developing the Company’s relationships with new customers while seeking key opportunities to ensure its corporate success across the competitive marketplace in the Americas.

Danielle is an experienced business development professional, with a history of sales and management success. Prior to joining AJW, she was Business Development Manager at AeroTurbine where she first started as sales representative in 2010. She holds both a Master and Bachelor of Science in Aviation Technology from Purdue University.

Danielle brings a wealth of communications, and negotiation abilities that will contribute to the high standards of service AJW Aviation strives to deliver for both established and new customer relationships.

“My five years within the aviation industry, in lieu of my background as a pilot, continue to build the passion, heart and discipline this industry demands,” she says.

IAI Awarded Cyber Solutions Contracts Totaling Dozens of Millions of Dollars

January 5, 2015

January, 5, 2015 – Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) concludes year 2014 with cyber-solutions contracts totaling dozens of millions of dollars. Two significant contracts were signed with strategic, defense, foreign customers.

IAI has defined cyber as a strategic domain and one of the company’s core areas of activity. IAI develops advanced cyber solutions for intelligence, protection, monitoring identification and accessibility. These sophisticated capabilities are made possible by unique technologies developed by IAI’s research, development and excellence centers. The company is offering to its customers numerous channels and dimensions for handling the various, constantly evolving cyber threats.

 

“The Cyber arena requires reliable, strong and experienced solutions’ provider in order to allow appropriate, constant managing. We’ve harnessed the best minds and technologies to create a new approach, enabling our customers for optimal management of today’s and tomorrow’s cyber challenges,” said Esti Peshin, director of cyber programs at IAI.

IAI Signs Agreement with Air Canada for B787 Line Maintenance

January 5, 2015

January 5th, 2015 – Israel Aerospace Industries’ (IAI) Bedek Aviation Group recently signed an agreement with Air Canada to fulfill the airline’s B787 line maintenance requirements at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel-Aviv.

Alan Butterfield, Air Canada’s Vice President, Maintenance and Engineering, stated: “We are very pleased with the line maintenance work performed and the excellent working relationship that has developed with IAI’s Bedek Aviation Group. This contract assures Air Canada of a quality solution for our B787 line maintenance needs at Ben Gurion International Airport through IAI Bedek’s extensive and proven capabilities in this field.”

Yossi Melamed, Executive Vice President and General Manager for IAI’s Bedek Aviation Group added: “We are proud that Air Canada, a leading international airline, has selected IAI Bedek as the line maintenance provider for its B787 aircraft, thus enhancing the existing contract for the B767 Heavy Maintenance MRO. With over 60 years’ experience in servicing a wide range of narrow and wide body aircraft for Boeing and Airbus fleets, we look forward to continuing to provide Air Canada with our unsurpassed standards of quality, customer service and on-time delivery.”

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Boeing, Royal Air Maroc Celebrate Arrival of Airline’s First 787 Dreamliner

January 5, 2015

787 to enhance airline’s long haul route capability

CASABLANCA, Morocco, Jan. 5, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Royal Air Maroc this weekend celebrated the arrival into Morocco of its first 787 Dreamliner. The airline will be the first carrier in the Mediterranean region to operate the 787.

The airplane, delivered to the airline on Dec. 31, 2014 from Boeing’s Everett, Wash. Delivery Center, flew a 4,788 nautical mile (8,867 kilometer) nonstop flight to Royal Air Maroc’s home base in Casablanca at Mohammed V International Airport.

“The 787 will provide Royal Air Maroc the capability to grow its long haul network and significantly reduce operating costs, all while offering its customers an unmatched on-board experience,” said Van Rex Gallard, vice president of Sales, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, Boeing Commercial Airplanes. “Royal Air Maroc is a valued Boeing customer, and we are delighted to be able to celebrate with the airline as it opens a new chapter in its long and successful history with the operation of the 787. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with Royal Air Maroc as it expands its global long haul fleet.”

Passengers traveling on Royal Air Maroc’s 787 will experience the passenger-pleasing features of the Dreamliner such as larger, electronically dimmable windows and larger overhead luggage bins. During flight the 787 is pressurized to a lower cabin altitude, has higher humidity levels, advanced air filtration and smoother-ride technology to make the flying experience more comfortable and allow passengers to arrive at their destination more refreshed.

Royal Air Maroc’s current fleet includes nearly 50 Boeing airplanes, consisting predominantly of Next-Generation 737s, but also 767-300s, a 747-400 and now it first 787. The Casablanca-based carrier operates a domestic network throughout Morocco and serves more than 50 destinations across Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America. Boeing’s partnership with Royal Air Maroc dates back more than 40 years.

Próximo a abrirse propuestas por construcción y administración terminal aeropuerto A. Merino B.

January 5, 2015

En su fase final se encuentra el proceso de apertura de las propuestas por construir y administrar el nuevo terminal de pasajeros del aeropuerto Arturo Merino Benítez de Santiago.
A la fecha son catorce los consorcios internacionales que han manifestado su interés en participar en dicho proceso, el que debería finalizar el 2018 cuando las nuevas obras sean entregadas al uso público, con una capacidad para atender treinta millones de pasajeros tanto nacionales como internacionales.

Falleció recordado empresario del transporte aéreo chileno

January 5, 2015

Con su salud seriamente deteriorada, a una avanzada edad falleció Luciano Julio Cáriz, recordado empresario del transporte aéreo chileno, quien fundara la línea aérea “Transportes Aéreos Magallánicos” (TAMA), basada en Punta Arenas y que por años sirviera la austral región de Chile.
Sus funerales realizados en Santiago dieron lugar a hondas muestras de pesar.

Nuevos incidentes entre taxistas autorizados y transportistas “piratas” en aeropuerto A. Merino B.

January 5, 2015

Pese a todas las medidas implementadas, los denominados taxistas “piratas” siguen ofreciendo sus servicios a los pasajeros que llegan al aeropuerto Arturo Merino Benítez de Santiago, compitiendo con aquellos que si lo hacen por estar debidamente autorizados y registrados como tales ante la empresa concesionaria del terminal.
Ello ha motivado reuniones entre las autoridades pertinentes y las fuerzas policiales con miras a erradicar definitivamente a aquellos que se aprovechan de las aglomeraciones para intervenir en un campo de negocios que les está vedado.

Lan Airlines respetará promoción de oferta pese a error cometido

January 5, 2015

Lan Airlines comunicó que respetará la compra de quienes alcanzaron a hacer uso de ella, de una oferta que se anunciara de poder adquirir cien mil kilómetros Lanpass en solo $ 200.000, pese a que ella adolecía de un evidente error, ya que su valor real es cercano a $ 1.200.000.
Ello demuestra la seriedad de la compañía para con sus usuarios.

NetJets adiciona 10 jatos Phenom 300 Signature Series à carteira de pedidos da Embraer

January 5, 2015

São José dos Campos – SP, 29 de dezembro de 2014 – A Embraer Aviação Executiva e a NetJets® Inc., empresa norte-americana do grupo Berkshire Hathaway e líder mundial em aviação privada, assinaram um acordo para a conversão de 10 opções de compra do Phenom 300 em pedidos firmes. Considerando preços atuais de lista, este acréscimo ao contrato tem valor de USD 89,55 milhões, o qual constará da carteira de pedidos firmes do quarto trimestre de 2014. Em outubro de 2010 foi assinado um acordo de compra de 50 jatos Phenom 300 mais 75 opções de compra. O valor total do contrato pode superar USD 1 bilhão, caso todas as opções de compra sejam convertidas em pedidos firmes.

“O pedido da NetJets  para mais 10 aeronaves confirma o sucesso do Phenom 300 e do nosso relacionamento”, disse Marco Túlio Pellegrini, presidente da Embraer Aviação Executiva. “A aceitação do Phenom 300 continua a crescer nos mercados corporativo e de propriedade compartilhada. Tanto que, recentemente, tornou-se o jato executivo com o maior número de entregas”.

A Embraer já entregou 36 jatos Phenom 300 à NetJets e estas aeronaves estão em operação na América do Norte e na Europa. As entregas das 10 aeronaves adicionais começarão a partir de janeiro de 2016.

“O Phenom 300 Signature Series é um jato leve excepcional e tornou-se a aeronave mais rapidamente comercializada dentre toda a frota da NetJets”, disse o Vice-Presidente Sênior de Global Asset Management da NetJets, Chuck Suma. “Os jatos Phenom 300 Signature Series estão equipados com características especiais que incluem um avançado sistema de entretenimento em voo, um projeto de cabine exclusivo com materiais e tecidos especialmente selecionados, assentos aprimorados, ampla iluminação de cabine e espaçosos compartimentos de bagagem, assim como a mais avançada aviônica embarcada e recursos tecnológicos que asseguram a máxima segurança, confiabilidade e eficiência na operação”.

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