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Aviation Daily, September 19, 2017

VOL. 409 NO. 54 September 19, 2017
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Airports

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Fuel Problem Disrupts Auckland Airline Services

Sep 18, 2017
Major airlines serving Auckland International Airport are adding refueling stops to long-haul flights from the airport, due to a fuel supply disruption that could continue for several days.

Airlines

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Hayes: Legacy Carriers Stymie JetBlue’s Growth

Sep 18, 2017
JetBlue Airways CEO Robin Hayes has given a spirited defense of the role smaller carriers play in the international airline market, while condemning what he called anticompetitive behavior by the three large U.S. legacy carriers.
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British Airways Retries Waste-Based Biofuels

Sep 18, 2017
British Airways has partnered with renewable fuels company Velocys, after GreenSky—an earlier waste-to-fuel initiative with Washington-based Solena Fuels—fell through.
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McDonald Stepping Down From Air NZ

Sep 18, 2017
Air New Zealand has announced that long-serving Chief Financial Officer Rob McDonald will leave the carrier at the end of this year.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Ex-Im Board Nominees Spur Industry Hope

Sep 18, 2017
Industry boosters are sensing new life in their push to re-establish the U.S. Export-Import Bank, after the White House on Sept. 15 announced nominations for three more board members.
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China Relaxes Physical Requirements For Pilots

Sep 18, 2017
The CAAC has relaxed its famously tough physical requirements for entry into pilot training, potentially improving the availability of personnel who are always in short supply in China.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Boeing Starts Work On UK Production Facility

Sep 18, 2017
Boeing has broken ground on its first production facility located in the UK.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — Spokane International (GEG)

Sep 20, 2017
View the Airport Profile — Spokane International (GEG) chart in PDF format.