Thursday 17th of May 2012
Emirates multi-billion dollar boost to Boeing; Inside a VVIP business jet;launching the Arab world's first helicopter manufacturer; and seeing the latest innovations on earth ... and in space - it's the Dubai Airshow opening day.
CAE has acquired major training and crew sourcing services provider, Oxford Aviation Academy (OAA), for $314 million.
Bombardier launched two new Learjet models the Learjet 70 and Learjet 75 at EBACE in Geneva.
Cessna unveiled its newest and longest-range business jet, the Citation Longitude at the EBACE show in Geneva this morning.
Emirates believes Boeing is close to finalising a new version of the B777 to meet the Dubai airline's demands for the next stage of growth.
Aviation analysts are warning that Gulf Air could be losing the fight for survival following a decision in the Bahrain parliament to reject a $1.75bn bailout to rescue the ailing airline.
It has been reported that a Russion Sukhoi Superjet passenger plane, carrying at least 44 people on board, has gone missing on a demonstration flight in Indonesia.
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