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Aviation Daily, July 16, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 11 July 16, 2015

Airlines

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Ryanair Interested In IAG’s London Gatwick Slots

Jul 15, 2015
Two of the five daily frequencies must be operated between Gatwick and Dublin; one daily frequency must be operated between Gatwick and Belfast; and the other two frequencies can be operated between Gatwick and either Dublin or Belfast.
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Delta Included As Partner In Rival Skymark Plan

Jul 15, 2015
Delta Air Lines has been named as one of the partners in a consortium proposing an alternative rescue plan for Japan’s Skymark Airlines. Aircraft lessor Intrepid Aviation, which is heading the bid, confirmed that Delta has been selected as an investor and partner. Industry observers expected Delta to be involved in Intrepid’s Skymark plans, and Delta confirmed in June that it had been approached.
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Delta Results Driven By Lower Fuel Prices

Jul 15, 2015
Despite the strong margin, unit revenues declined 5% in the quarter, and yields were down 4% compared with the same period last year.
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Hawaiian Says Qantas-American Deal Would Stunt Competition

Jul 15, 2015
Hawaiian has built up a significant presence in the Australia and New Zealand markets, with flights from multiple points to Honolulu and one-stop connections to the mainland U.S.
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VC’s Lufthansa Commission Elects New Speaker

Jul 15, 2015
FRANKFURT—The Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) commission representing pilots in negotiations with Lufthansa has elected Benjamin Sindram as its new speaker.

Intelligence

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AA Rethinks Seating

Jul 16, 2015
American Airlines is replacing three-class Boeing 777-300ERs with two-class Boeing 777-200s on two of three trips between New York and London, as of December. While premium demand remains strong, American decided it needed fewer seats in the market, Vice President-Network Planning Chuck Schubert said. “Depending on the time of day it’s actually the coach cabin there is less demand for,” he told Aviation Daily. The 6:25 p.m.

MRO

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AAR’s Surgical Moves Restructure, Boost Commercial MRO Focus

Jul 15, 2015
AAR Corp. remains bullish on near-term upside for its aviation services segments and plans to keep making targeted investments and exiting non-performing business lines, company executives say.

Airports

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Munich Airport Gets Legal Clearance For Third Runway

Jul 15, 2015
FRANKFURT—Munich Airport has been legally cleared to build a third runway, but still needs political support for the contentious project.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Airline Snapshot: Cathay Pacific

Jul 16, 2015
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