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Aviation Daily, April 26, 2016

VOL. 405 NO. 18 April 26, 2016
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Airlines

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Brussels Airlines Puts Cost Of Attacks Above €70 million

Apr 25, 2016
Brussels Airlines will have to focus all its efforts on recovering from the damage caused by the March 22 terrorist attacks at Brussels Airport (BRU), even if Lufthansa exercises its call to fully acquire the carrier, Brussels Airlines CEO Bernard Gustin said.
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Alaska Expects Merger Approval This Year

Apr 25, 2016
Alaska Airlines expects to get regulatory approval for its proposed merger with Virgin America before the end of the year, Alaska CEO Brad Tilden told analysts during the Seattle-based carrier’s first-quarter earnings call April 21.

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The U.S. Department of Transportation Seeks Transportation Industry Analysts

Apr 26, 2016
View the Advertisement: The U.S. Department of Transportation Seeks Transportation Industry Analysts in PDF format.

Airframers/Suppliers

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MRJ Program Schedules Taxi Tests For Second Prototype

Apr 25, 2016
The second prototype in Mitsubishi Aircraft’s MRJ program is due to begin taxi tests next month.

Regulatory/Legislative

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India Close To Announcing New Civil Aviation Framework

Apr 25, 2016
India is hoping to unveil a new civil aviation policy next month, as part of its plans to boost regional air connectivity and reopen closed airports to enhance passenger growth.

Airports

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SF Express To Build Central China Cargo Airport

Apr 25, 2016
Top Chinese freighter operator SF Express has won approval to build the country’s first dedicated cargo airport, with construction likely to begin within a year at a central location that looks ideal for serving most of the country’s population.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — New York John F Kennedy International (JFK)

Apr 26, 2016
View the Airport Profile — New York John F Kennedy International (JFK) chart in PDF format.