Aviation Daily Roundup: July 20, 2023

Before the announcement, Asiana Pilots Union members had been engaging in a work-to-rule campaign, and had recently announced an indefinite strike from July 24.

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Among the more controversial issues on the table, the House opted to leave flight limits at Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA) in place.

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Turkish Airlines has established a new subsidiary to develop its current subsidiary AnadoluJet into a competitive LCC with a fleet of 200 aircraft. 

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Commercial aircraft engine lessor Willis Lease Finance Corp. plans to develop a power-to-liquid sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in northeast England. 

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Already chasing a step-change in fuel-burn reduction of between 20-25%, engine-makers face the additional challenge of developing adaptable propulsion systems.

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The UK LCC exceeded its 2019 levels of flying for the first time post-COVID in May and June, albeit now with more aircraft in its all-Airbus fleet.

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Sakowin has made progress toward producing hydrogen from methane.

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Before the announcement, Asiana Pilots Union members had been engaging in a work-to-rule campaign, and had recently announced an indefinite strike from July 24.

Credit: Alexandre Roussel/Alamy Stock Photo