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Aviation Daily, June 4, 2014

VOL. 396 NO. 42 June 04, 2014

Data Watch

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Data Watch: Nonstop Passengers Per Day Each Way Dubai - San Francisco

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Forecasts/Industry Data

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U.S. Network Carriers Financial Results By Region, Fourth Quarter 2013

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U.S. Network Carriers Traffic By Region, Fourth Quarter 2013

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Safety

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Emirates’ Clark Sees MH370 Investigation Deficiencies

Jun 04, 2014
DOHA, Qatar — Emirates Airline President Tim Clark is demanding more transparency in the investigation of the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370. “We are the largest operator of the Boeing 777 in the world. I need to know how anybody could interdict our systems,” Clark told Aviation Week in an interview on the sidelines of the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) annual general assembly in Doha, Qatar. “Something is not right here and we need to get to the bottom of it.”

Airframers/Suppliers

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Emirates Sees Rolls As Sole A380neo Engine Supplier

Jun 04, 2014
DOHA, Qatar — Emirates President Tim Clark believes Rolls-Royce is the most likely provider of a new powerplant for a potential reengined Airbus A380. “I’m not sure GE or Pratt have an appetite,” Clark told journalists on the sidelines of the International Air Transport Association’s annual general meeting in Qatar. From his talks with Rolls-Royce and Airbus, Clark concludes Rolls-Royce is nearest to believing sufficient orders for an A380neo could materialize to make the business case work.