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Aviation Daily, August 12, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 30 August 12, 2015

Airlines

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Ryanair Re-Confirms Interest In Feeding Long-Haul Flights

Aug 11, 2015
A first venture could start as early as fall 2015, with Ryanair providing short-haul passengers for Aer Lingus transatlantic flights.
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Royal Brunei To Expand In China Via Codeshare

Aug 11, 2015
Royal Brunei already serves Shanghai—China Eastern’s hub—and Hong Kong in the Chinese market.
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Allegiant To Expand Its Route Network In November

Aug 11, 2015
In November, Allegiant will enter the Kansas City market with twice-weekly, year-round service to three Florida destinations: Orlando, Punta Gorda, and St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport.
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U.S. Industry Keeps July Capacity In Check

Aug 11, 2015
The four carriers warned, however, that third-quarter unit revenues could be lower than the same period last year—a development some analysts deem could be too conservative.
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SkyWest Airlines Pilots Ratify Three-Year Labor Contract

Aug 11, 2015
The agreement—which replaces a prior agreement that became amendable in January 2015—will run through mid-2018.
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Air China To Enter African Market In October

Aug 13, 2015
Air China has confirmed it will launch thrice-weekly Boeing 777-300ER Beijing-Johannesburg service beginning Oct. 29, marking the Chinese carrier’s…

Safety

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FAA Revamps Research 747 Interior

Aug 11, 2015
A recent FAA market survey calls for a vendor to supply 255 newly built, modular passenger and flight-attendant seats to replace legacy seats the agency says “have suffered wear and tear to the point that they are unable to be maintained to a safe and aesthetically comfortable standard.”

Suppliers

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Rolls-Royce Suffers Challenging Six Months But Confident In Long-Term Prospects

Aug 13, 2015
LONDON—Rolls-Royce says it is positioning itself for long-term growth despite drops in revenue and profit in the first six months of 2015. Company revenues fell by 3% to £6.3 billion ($9.8 billion) compared to the first half of 2014, the company told investors on a recent earnings call, and underlying profits were down by more than 32% to £439 million, compared to £636 million a year ago.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of August 3, 2015

Aug 13, 2015
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