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Aviation Daily, March 28, 2017

VOL. 407 NO. 59 March 28, 2017
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Airlines

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Lufthansa, Cathay To Codeshare; JV Possible

Mar 27, 2017
Lufthansa and Cathay Pacific signed a partnership agreement that could lead to a joint venture in the medium term.
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JetBlue Pushes For ATL Concourse Change

Mar 27, 2017
JetBlue will operate a majority of its upcoming Boston-Atlanta flights from a concourse it did not initially agree to use, the airline said.
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SAS Raises $75 Million From Heathrow Slot Sale

Mar 27, 2017
Scandinavian Airlines has sold two pairs of London Heathrow airport slots to an undisclosed buyer, raising $75 million from the transaction.

Airframers/Suppliers

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London City Flights Showcase C Series Capabilities

Mar 27, 2017
Bombardier’s C Series was designed to operate from London City Airport, with its steep approach and short runway.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Chinese Airlines Gain Additional NZ Access

Mar 27, 2017
Chinese carriers could continue their rapid growth in the New Zealand market, thanks to additional capacity enabled by a new bilateral aviation deal.

Safety

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Russia Asks For 747 Autopilot Changes Following Crash

Mar 27, 2017
Pilot error, controller oversight shortcomings and a potentially confusing or potentially dangerous autopilot mode are key takeaways from a preliminary report on the January crash of an ACT Airlines Boeing 747-400 freighter.

Labor

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Hawaiian Pilots Approve Contract Deal

Mar 27, 2017
Hawaiian Airlines pilots have ratified a new contract agreement that will provide immediate wage increases of as much as 45%. With 97% of eligible pilots voting, 76% decided in favor of the contract proposal. The airline reached a tentative agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association in February (Aviation Daily, Feb. 13). The previous contract became amendable in September 2015, although negotiations began in March 2015.

Industry Data

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Airport Profiles: Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International (CVG)

Mar 28, 2017
View the Airport Profiles: Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International (CVG) chart in PDF format.