Aerospace
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WTO panel: EU fails to end illegal subsidies for Airbus
WTO compliance panel found that the EU had not taken sufficient steps to end harm to Boeing, the major rival to Europe’s Airbus
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NATO’s aging eye in the sky to get a last overhaul
NATO and Boeing have agreed to a US$1 billion contract to refurbish the military alliance’s aging fleet of surveillance planes
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Transport Canada official says software blamed for Boeing Max 8 crashes must go
The MCAS software, which automatically pushes the nose of the aircraft down in certain circumstances, is to blame in both crashes
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Canada Jetlines sues WestJet co-founder Neeleman over damaging interference
Vancouver-based Canada Jetlines announced last month that it was postponing its planned December launch and laying off most employees after failing to secure $40 million in required financing
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Emirates opts for 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners in revised deal
The deal is valued at US$8.8 billion
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Boeing’s grounded 737 Max scores 2nd order at Dubai Airshow
Carriers from Kazakhstan and Turkey put in orders for the troubled jet
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Across the enterprise: Tackle Industry 4.0 with edge, fog and cloud computing [Manufacturing AUTOMATION]
The pressure is on to join industry heavyweights who have already begun their digital transformation. Jonathan Gross offers advice on building a responsive Industry 4.0 strategy
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Manufacturing sales edge down 0.2% in September
Sales were down in 10 of 21 industries, representing 62.2% of the Canadian manufacturing sector
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Two trends the PT/MC industry can’t ignore
Digital purchasing power and talent acquisition dominate conversations at PTDA 2019 Industry Summit
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Airbus nails US$20B in new plane orders at Dubai Airshow
The second day of the Dubai Airshow proved to be productive for Airbus when it locked down a deal with the Middle East’s biggest carrier, Emirates
