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Aviation Daily, July 7, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 4 July 07, 2015

Airlines

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Lufthansa Faces More Pilot Strikes As Arbitration Proposal Falters

Jul 07, 2015
FRANKFURT—Lufthansa is facing a new round of pilot strikes, after the Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) pilot union rejected a proposed arbitration process on July 6.
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Air Berlin Indicates Further Network Cuts, Cost Reductions

Jul 07, 2015
FRANKFURT—Air Berlin is readying for additional network cuts, as it finalizes an in-depth review of its current flying program and hints at upcoming staff-cost reductions.
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Indonesia AirAsia Faces Urgent Balance-Sheet Repair

Jul 07, 2015
AirAsia’s plans to raise more money for its Indonesian affiliate are coming under pressure as Indonesia’s government sets a deadline for all airlines to meet certain equity requirements.

Europe

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Greek Debt Crisis Hamstrings Aegean In The Midst Of Expansion

Jul 07, 2015
Aegean Airlines is trying to reassure its customers that it is operating its flight schedule normally in the wake of bank closures, capital controls and uncertainty over Greece's future in the Eurozone.

Safety

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New TSA Chief Warns Of ‘Diffuse’ Threat

Jul 07, 2015
ARLINGTON, Virginia—Peter Neffenger was sworn in July 6 as the new head of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) as the agency reevaluates airport securityfollowing revelations of undercover agents bringing banned items through checkpoints.

Analysis

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Survey Underscores Carriers’ Push To Mate Mobile, Passenger Service

Jul 07, 2015
The airlines' most-visible push into leveraging mobile technology is mobile apps for passengers, but many carriers are deploying similarly aggressive efforts behind the scenes to put technology like tablets and wireless connectivity in the hands of operations staffers, a SITA survey finds.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Routehappy Expands Relationship With Expedia

Jul 07, 2015
Routehappy, which compiles data on amenities fliers can expect on almost every flight on more than 200 airlines, will soon provide information to…
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Airport Profile - Indianapolis International (IND)

Jul 07, 2015
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MRO

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AAR Closing Hot Springs RJ MRO Facility

Jul 05, 2015
AAR’s 2015 fiscal year—which ended May 31 and results of which will be released in July—evolved around a three-phase plan to streamline its operation and focus on aviation and expeditionary services, while providing a bigger return to investors.

Correction

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Correction

Jul 07, 2015
JetBlue Airways will begin flying from Fort Lauderdale and Orlando, Florida, to Mexico City on Oct. 1. An Aviation Daily story on July 2 gave…