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Aviation Daily, July 27, 2016

VOL. 405 NO. 18 July 27, 2016
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Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week Of July 18 vs. Previous Week And Year-Ago Week

Jul 27, 2016
View the Leisure and Business Fares: Week Of July 18 vs. Previous Week And Year-Ago Week chart in PDF Format.

Airlines

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SilkAir Looks At Longer-Haul Destinations For 737-8s

Jul 26, 2016
SilkAir will take delivery of its final Boeing 737-800 in October, before its first 737-8 enters service in Sept. 2017, CEO Foo Chai Woo said.
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Ryanair Might Step Up German Capacity Growth

Jul 26, 2016
A transfer of short-haul routes from Air Berlin to Lufthansa could prompt Ryanair to step up its expansion in the German market, the LCC’s chief executive said.
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Southwest Sticks To Capacity Growth Plans

Jul 26, 2016
Southwest Airlines’ second-quarter capacity grew by 4.8%, and the carrier has no plans to back down from its anticipated 5-6% capacity growth for this year, despite concerns expressed by Wall Street analysts.

Labors

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Air France Details Anticipated Strike Cancellations

Jul 26, 2016
Air France is hoping to maintain more than 87% of flights July 27, when cabin crewmembers are set to begin a walkout that is expected to last until Aug. 2.

Airframers/Suppliers

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OEM Supply Chain Squeeze Increasingly Cited By Suppliers

Jul 26, 2016
Supply chain squeezes by OEMs, like Boeing’s so-called Partnership for Success 2.0 (PFS), are increasingly showing up in the supply chain’s financial results.
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National Academy Outlines Emissions-Research Priorities

Jul 26, 2016
A National Academy of Sciences committee, which NASA has charged with prioritizing research of technology to reduce commercial aviation carbon emissions by the 2050s, has recommended a greater focus on four main research areas.

Technology

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RVL Readies For 737 Oil Dispersant Flight Tests

Jul 26, 2016
LOS ANGELES—A Boeing 737-400SF cargo aircraft, modified with a roll-on, roll-off oil slick dispersant system, is scheduled to begin certification tests in late August.