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Aviation Daily, July 8, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 5 July 08, 2015

Airlines

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Qantas-American Application Gets Big Boost

Jul 07, 2015
Australia’s Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is deciding whether the two carriers can broaden their existing joint business agreement into a full revenue-sharing model.
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Vietnam Airlines Signals Interest In 777X/787-10 Order

Jul 07, 2015
Vietnam Airlines says it is considering a further boost to its long-term fleet-upgrade plan and will negotiate with Boeing on potential new orders.
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United Airlines Moves Some Widebody Flying

Jul 07, 2015
United Airlines is shifting some widebody flying among its hubs, as it seeks to ensure more departures are flown by local pilots and tries to more closely align aircraft size with demand.
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Aeroflot To Withdraw Up To 43 Aircraft From Service

Jul 07, 2015
Aeroflot announced plans to withdraw from service up to 43 aircraft it currently operates under financial lease, “in order to optimize the cost structure and route network.”

Airports

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ANA Begins Long-Haul Push From Narita

Jul 07, 2015
Last year, the focus was on Tokyo Haneda Airport, with ANA taking advantage of new capacity to expand its international network from that airport.
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Heathrow Says Get Ready For Expansion

Jul 07, 2015
Holland-Kaye contends construction could begin in 2020, and the new runway open in 2025.

Intelligence

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Embraer To Fly EcoDemonstrator With Boeing

Jul 07, 2015
Boeing will collaborate with Embraer to fly a testbed for environmental technologies in Brazil in 2016, as a follow-on to the U.S. manufacturer’s series of ecoDemonstrators.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Europe Streamlines Safety Certification For Non-EU Operators

Jul 07, 2015
EASA last week handed over the first new single air-safety authorizations to 22 non-EU airlines: U.S. carriers Delta and United; Japan’s All Nippon Airways, Nippon Cargo Airlines and Japan Airlines; Middle Eastern operators Emirates, Etihad Airways, Qatar Airways, Oman Air and El Al; and Russia’s Aeroflot and Orenburg Airlines.
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U.S.-Gulf Carrier Dispute Drags On

Jul 07, 2015
The State, Commerce and Transportation Departments now say the docket on the matter will close for new submissions on Aug. 2, and interested parties have until Aug. 24 to comment on materials already submitted.

Airframers/Suppliers

MRO

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Frontier Moves To Install New Seats

Jul 07, 2015
In a bid to match the cost structures of low-cost rivals Allegiant and Spirit, Frontier plans to add 12 additional seats to its Airbus A319 and A320 aircraft by the end of the year.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week Of June 29 vs. Previous Week And Year-Ago Week

Jul 07, 2015
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