Aviation Daily Roundup: July 12, 2021

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Europe’s aviation sector is gearing up to scrutinize the details of new European Union legislation covering emissions trading, renewables targets and CO2 limits.

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Porter Airlines plans to add at least 30 Embraer E195-E2s to support a major expansion that would see it serve both business and leisure destinations throughout North America starting next year. 

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Greek carrier Sky Express has ordered six ATR 72-600 regional turboprops for delivery by year-end. 

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French hybrid-electric aircraft startup VoltAero has selected Rochefort Charente-Maritime Airport in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwest France for its final-assembly plant. 

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Ryanair unveiled plans July 12 to hire 2,000 pilots over the next three years to match its fleet expansion plans.

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Swedish airport operator Swedavia is to study an electric air route between Umeå (UME) and Åre Östersund (OSD) airports in northern Sweden.

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PARIS—Air France-KLM is in talks with Airbus and Boeing for an order of up to 160 single-aisle aircraft as the airline group moves ahead with plans to revamp its fleet.

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The FAA violated environmental law when it amended flight procedures for aircraft arriving at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) without environmental review, a federal appeals court has ruled.

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PARIS—Air traffic in Europe is continuing to recover, with a total of 155,234 flights in the week to July 11, reaching 62.7% of 2019 traffic, according to the latest data published by network manager Eurocontrol. 

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Following Argentina’s recent decision to lower the cap of passengers arriving on international flights, LATAM Airlines group has been forced to cancel service from Brazil and Chile to the neighboring country. 

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