Air New Zealand engineers have scheduled a strike Dec. 21 that threatens to disrupt the carrier’s operations on one of its busiest travel days, although further negotiations are planned in an effort to resolve the contract dispute.

A listing of airworthiness directive and bulletins from EASA and FAA.

The cabin interior specialist has created custom front row monuments for the airline’s new 787 aircraft.

Fleet scale remains primary driver of insourcing versus outsourcing decisions for MRO.

Already well-established as a leading MRO provider in Africa, Ethiopian has bold plans for expansion.

The U.S. midterm elections are putting new leaders into key congressional aviation committees—including some of whom have criticized foreign repair stations in the past.

Wolfgang Mayrhuber led the rehabilitation team charged with engineering Lufthansa’s recovery in the early 1990s. Subsequently, he was elected chairman of the Executive Board of Lufthansa Technik when it became an independent entity in 1994. He is credited evolving LHT into a global supplier of MRO services.

Transportation Safety Board of Canada calls for fatigue regulation and improved Safety Management Systems.