Content Archive: March 2020
Airlines
U.S. Regional Airline Compass To Close on April 7
Trans States Holdings sees its second regional subsidiary fail in the course of a week.
Avionics
Spirit Aeronautics Looks Back on 20 Years of Service
Spirit Aeronautics is celebrating its 20th years in the avionics and maintenance business.
Airports
Nashville GA Airport To Reopen After Tornado
The March 3 tornado caused $93 million in infrastructure damage to John C. Tune Airport in west Nashville.
Aircraft
U.S. Seeks To Strike Balance as Industry Pleads for Bailouts
U.S. airlines expect to be “first in line” for government support of the aerospace industry.
A Note From AIN's Managing Director Wilson Leach
We Will Weather This Storm
Aircraft
First Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 in Final Configuration Takes Flight - AIN
First Mitsubishi SpaceJet M90 in Final Configuration Takes Flight - AIN
Aircraft
U.S. Air Force Orders Wolverines
At the heart of the AT-6 Wolverine is a mission computer system developed for the A-10C upgrade of the Warthog.
Aircraft
Japan’s Recon Phantoms Bow Out
The retirement of the reconnaissance fleet leaves just one fighter unit flying Phantoms in Japanese service.
Airlines
Delta To Cut Management Salaries in $4 billion Savings Effort
The Atlanta-based airline is cutting total system capacity by 70 percent.
Avionics
Head-wearable Display Obtains First Certification
The ClearVision EFVS and SkyLens head-wearable display will soon be flying operationally in regional airlines, then business jets and helicopters.
