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Aviation Daily, October 5, 2017

VOL. 410 NO. 4 October 05, 2017
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Inflight Entertainment

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Southwest To Launch Panasonic Connectivity

Oct 03, 2017
As Southwest Airlines introduces the Boeing 737 MAX and retires its older aircraft, it is gearing up for another change—using multiple suppliers to provide internet connectivity and television channels to customers.

MRO

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Airbus Expects More MRO Market Consolidation

Oct 04, 2017
Airbus forecasts the global market demand for new civil aircraft from 2017-36 will be $5.3 trillion, compared to $3.2 trillion for global services.
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It’s Business As Usual For Monarch Aircraft Engineering

Oct 04, 2017
Monarch Aircraft Engineering Ltd., (MAEL), the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) division of Monarch Airlines, which ceased trading early Oct. 2, will continue operating as a standalone entity.

Technology

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry Sees Signs Of Recovery

Oct 04, 2017
The fledgling sustainable aviation fuel industry is starting to look more promising, as more airlines sign offtake agreements and a small but growing number of airports begin to supply biofuels.

Airlines

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American, China Southern Apply For Expanded Codesharing

Oct 03, 2017
American Airlines and China Southern are applying for beyond-gateway codesharing on flights between the U.S. and China.

Regulatory/Legislative

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FAA, EASA Promise A Better Bureaucracy

Oct 03, 2017
Few regulatory issues frustrate the aviation maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) world—and the aircraft product manufacturing business in general, for that matter—more than duplicative rules.

Safety

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BEA To Lead Air France A380 Engine-Failure Investigation

Oct 04, 2017
France’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau (BEA) announced it would lead the investigation into the failure of one of four engines powering an Air France Airbus A380-800 on Sept. 30.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: Southwest Airlines

Oct 05, 2017
View the Airline Snapshot: Southwest Airlines chart in PDF format.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Aviation Week 2018 Commercial Fleet Forecast

Oct 05, 2017
View the Aviation Week 2018 Commercial Fleet Forecast chart in PDF format.

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