Ministry of Civil Aviation

Artemis Aerospace investigates the growth of the aviation industry in India

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Lundi, novembre 13, 2023
AIX, Ministry, ISRO, Finger, Air India Express, Indian Space Research Organisation, Airport, CAPA, Air travel, Gaganyaan, UDAN, Indian MRO Industry, Air India, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Farmer, Spacecraft, Aircraft, Revival, Statistics, Tata Group, AIX Connect, Atmosphere, Freedom, Original equipment manufacturer, Moon, Artemis, INR, Government, Travel, Pleasure, Airline, Tourism, Communications satellite, Airbus, Belgaum, Boeing

WISTON, England, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The announcement earlier this year that the Air India Group has ordered 470 aircraft set the aviation industry alight with interest and excitement. Speaking recently at an event to unveil Air India's new brand identity, CEO Campbell Wilson stated that the Group's ambitious expansion plans would mean taking delivery of a new aircraft every six days on average until the end of 2024. This staggering total comprises 250 from Airbus and 220 from Boeing, with a further option to buy another 370 planes. It's the largest aircraft order in aviation history and is worth $70 billion.

Key Points: 
  • Artemis Aerospace investigates India's rise to the skies.
  • WISTON, England, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The announcement earlier this year that the Air India Group has ordered 470 aircraft set the aviation industry alight with interest and excitement.
  • As these figures demonstrate, the aviation industry in India is undergoing a transformation which is nothing short of dramatic; it now has the third-largest domestic market globally, second only to America and China.
  • As a company supplying effective component supply solutions to the global aviation business, the team at Artemis has its fingers firmly on the industry pulse.

Artemis Aerospace investigates the growth of the aviation industry in India

Retrieved on: 
Lundi, novembre 13, 2023
AIX, Ministry, ISRO, Finger, Air India Express, Indian Space Research Organisation, Airport, CAPA, Air travel, Gaganyaan, UDAN, Indian MRO Industry, Air India, Ministry of Civil Aviation, Farmer, Spacecraft, Aircraft, Revival, Statistics, Tata Group, AIX Connect, Atmosphere, Freedom, Original equipment manufacturer, Moon, Artemis, INR, Government, Travel, Pleasure, Airline, Tourism, Communications satellite, Airbus, Belgaum, Boeing

WISTON, England, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The announcement earlier this year that the Air India Group has ordered 470 aircraft set the aviation industry alight with interest and excitement. Speaking recently at an event to unveil Air India's new brand identity, CEO Campbell Wilson stated that the Group's ambitious expansion plans would mean taking delivery of a new aircraft every six days on average until the end of 2024. This staggering total comprises 250 from Airbus and 220 from Boeing, with a further option to buy another 370 planes. It's the largest aircraft order in aviation history and is worth $70 billion.

Key Points: 
  • Artemis Aerospace investigates India's rise to the skies.
  • WISTON, England, Nov. 13, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The announcement earlier this year that the Air India Group has ordered 470 aircraft set the aviation industry alight with interest and excitement.
  • As these figures demonstrate, the aviation industry in India is undergoing a transformation which is nothing short of dramatic; it now has the third-largest domestic market globally, second only to America and China.
  • As a company supplying effective component supply solutions to the global aviation business, the team at Artemis has its fingers firmly on the industry pulse.

Recent Air Disasters Highlight Need for U.S. Aviation Companies to Prepare for International Accident Investigations, Attorneys Advise

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Mardi, avril 30, 2019
Aviation, Human activities, Transport, Civil aviation authorities, Ethiopian Civil Aviation Authority, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, Lion Air Flight 610, Aviation accidents and incidents, Civil Aviation Authority, Bangladesh, International Civil Aviation Organization, Civil Aviation Authority, Ministry of Civil Aviation

ALEXANDRIA, Va., April 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Recent air disasters highlight the need for U.S. aviation companies to thoroughly prepare for investigations centered outside of the country, advised LeClairRyan attorneys in a 90-minute webinar focused on the investigative aftermath of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and Lion Air Flight 610.

Key Points: 
  • ALEXANDRIA, Va., April 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Recent air disasters highlight the need for U.S. aviation companies to thoroughly prepare for investigations centered outside of the country, advised LeClairRyan attorneys in a 90-minute webinar focused on the investigative aftermath of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 and Lion Air Flight 610.
  • For example, Ethiopia's civil aviation authority reportedly has three investigators and an annual budget of $89,000."
  • The April 23 webinar ("The Lessons of Ethiopian AirlinesSo Far") drew an audience of more than 500 professionals from across the aviation sector.
  • They also provided a deep dive into the most important framework for conducting aviation accident investigations globallyAnnex 13 of the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO).