Aviation in Japan

Thailand gets partial Japanese reprieve Japan has given Thailand’s Department of Civil Aviation (DCA) a reprieve, allowing the country’s carriers to operate chartered flights up to the end of May. Six carriers, including NokScoot and Thai AirAsia X are now allowed to launch services, but cannot ...

AgustaWestland seals Japanese police deal AgustaWestland and Kanematsu Corporation have announced that the Japan National Police Agency (JNPA) has ordered one AW109 Power light twin helicopter which will be operated by Kyoto Police. The AW109 Power helicopter will replace an ageing B206 model and wi...

Airbus has won its first order in the Japanese corporate jet market, signing a deal with a private customer for an ACJ319. “Our first Airbus corporate jet sale in Japan builds on the growing presence of our modern airliner family, as well as encouraging greater use of business jets to help grow w...

from right to left-Paul Friedberg, Deputy Director of SIBAT, Shay Rinsky, director general of the Economy and Industry Ministry, Adiv Baruch, Chairman export institute, Yigal Unna, Chief Executive Director of. New Cyber Technologies Unit Israel National Cyber Directorate, Yoav Tourgeman, General man...

MTU Maintenance Zhuhai’s joint venture contract extended by 20 years • MTU Aero Engines and China Southern extend contract to 2051 • 2,500th engine delivered from MTU Maintenance Zhuhai Zhuhai, November 6, 2018 – MTU Aero Engines AG and China Southern Airlines have extended their joint ventu...

First To Introduce Airbus A321LR in Asia Osaka 18 July, 2018 – Peach Aviation Limited (“Peach”; Representative Director and CEO: Shinichi Inoue) announced yesterday at the Farnborough Airshow held in Farnborough, England, that it will introduce two Airbus A321LR aircraft (President of Airb...