NEWS FOCUS: The Eos demise: who benefits?
The sudden demise of Eos will come as a relief to the carriers remaining in the fiercely competitive New York-London market…
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Archive for 2008/04/28
FAA: Pilots again blamed for DFW controller errors
A soon-to-be-released report by the US Transportation Department’s Inspector General (IG) will reveal that managers…
No evidence of mechanical failure in Chisinau An-32 crash
Flight-data recorder information from the Antonov An-32B that crashed in Moldova on 11 April shows no evidence…
Rolls-Royce lays out requirements for MS-21 interest
Rolls-Royce will consider developing an engine for Russia’s proposed next-generation single-aisle twinjet, the MS-21, provided the aircraft concept lives…
All-premium carrier Eos ceases operations
US-based all-premium carrier Eos is to cease operations tomorrow and has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, after failing to secure a new financing package in time to head off a cash-flow crisis.
The airline had been operating 48-seat Boeing 757-200s from London Stansted to New York JFK and was preparing to open new routes […]