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Canada Eyes Acquisition of 70 Training Aircraft - Vimarsana News

Canada Eyes Acquisition of 70 Training Aircraft

The acquisition is to meet the new training requirements, following a major expansion of the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Covid-19: China's CAAC set to suspend three airlines due to positive cases - Vimarsana News

Covid-19: China's CAAC set to suspend three airlines due to positive cases

The CAAC is reportedly planning to suspend three airlines after several passengers on the international flights tested positive for Covid-19. 

Boeing discovers new software issue on 737 Max aircraft - Vimarsana News

Boeing discovers new software issue on 737 Max aircraft

Aerospace company Boeing has revealed that it has found new software issue on its 737 Max aircraft, which are currently grounded.

Boeing Company (The) (NYSE:BA) - Why Cowen Is Bullish On Boeing: '2022-24 Look Brighter' - Vimarsana News

Boeing Company (The) (NYSE:BA) - Why Cowen Is Bullish On Boeing: '2022-24 Look Brighter'

Share: Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) shares traded higher by 3.2% on Tuesday after the stock got a big upgrade on Wall Street. The Analyst: Cowen analyst Cai von Rumohr upgraded Boeing from Market Perform to Outperform and raised his price target from $240 to $290. The Thesis: Von Rumohr said Boeing has a path to potentially reach $21 of cash flow per share by 2024 as demand recovers. For now, he said Boeing investors need to take a long-term approach. “Fast improving air traffic is bolstering aircraft demand; and while lingering FAA oversight and timing of China's MAX approval limit upside to 2021...

Throwback: A Look At Qatar Airways' Passenger Boeing 747s - Vimarsana News

Throwback: A Look At Qatar Airways' Passenger Boeing 747s

Advertisement: Today, Qatar Airways is one of the world’s most revered passenger-carrying airlines. The Doha-based carrier’s present long-haul fleet consists of aircraft from both Airbus (A350 and A380) and Boeing (777 and 787). However, did you know that it also used to operate a handful of Boeing 747s? Let’s take a closer look at the Queen of the Skies’ time with Qatar Airways. One of Qatar Airways’ three 747s at Gatwick in 1996. Photo: Torsten Maiwald via Wikimedia Commons Where did they come from? According to Planespotters.net, Qatar Airways has flown a total of three passenger...