SP's AirBuz - ISSUE No 04-13

Issue Features

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  Keep It Clean!
  By Joseph Noronha

  Often large tracts of forests or fields have to be cleared to make way for runways, taxi tracks and associated facilities.

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  Powering Large Airliners
  By Shriniwas Mishra

  With all the three leading global aircraft engine manufacturers, Rolls-Royce, General Electric and Pratt & Whitney, slugging it out for market share...

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  Greener & Cleaner
  By Shriniwas Mishra

  Necessity being the mother of invention, humanity is once again poised to take a giant leap in the field of aviation in respect of alternative sources...

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  Pain or Gain?
  By J.P. Joshi

  AirAsia India will be able to capture a large segment of leisure travellers by serving as a seamless feeder airline for the already established airlines of the group.

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  Alliances with foreign companies
  By Deepanjali Bhas

  The linking of domestic companies into global supply chains has a demonstrated impact on Indian companies as well.

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  Is Anybody Listening?
  By Kuldeep Yadav

  The need of the hour is to develop infrastructure, review policies and regulations at faster pace to meet the requirements of the developing general aviation...

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  'Our focus is on state-of-the-art asset management programme'

  Colin Mahoney, Senior Vice President (International and Service Solutions), Rockwell Collins, had an in-depth conversation with Jayant Baranwal, Editor-in-Chief of SP’s AirBuz, on the company’s plans in India and Asia-Pacific.

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  China's Dream Mission
  By A.K. Sachdev

  China’s state-owned COMAC is on its way to produce a third best to A320 and Boeing 737.

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  Flying doctors, Saving lives

  Pilatus PC-12 used for air ambulance services by Medanta-The Medicity is reaching the remotest corner of the country

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  GKN Aerospace opens engineering centre
  By R. Chandrakanth

  The centre is supporting the company’s engine systems business, one of the three major aero-engine structures providers to the global aerospace market.

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  India to develop 50 new low-cost airports
  By Sucheta Das Mohapatra

  At the Sixth ASSOCHAM International Conference on Civil Aviation and Tourism held in New Delhi on August 30...

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  India's First
  By B.K. Pandey

  With the setting up of the Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University, the Indian civil aviation industry will finally have a credible umbrella organisation...