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Aviation Daily, September 16, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 54 September 16, 2015

Airlines

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Cebu Courts Offers For Widebody Replacement

Sep 15, 2015
Philippine LCC Cebu Pacific is considering an order for new-generation widebody aircraft to expand the range of its international network, but in the short term it is also likely to boost its Airbus A330 fleet.
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WestJet Will Fly Six New Routes To London Gatwick

Sep 17, 2015
WestJet Airlines said on Sept. 15 it will fly seasonally from six Canadian cities, including Toronto and Vancouver, to London Gatwick beginning in May.
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Porter Will Fly Once Weekly To Florida

Sep 15, 2015
Later this year, Porter Airlines plans to fly its longest Bombardier Q400 route by far when it starts a new weekly service from Toronto to Melbourne, Florida, near Orlando.
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SAS Scraps Route to Houston, Redeploys the Boeing 737 to New York

Sep 15, 2015
SAS will start operating a Boeing 737-700 between its Copenhagen hub and Newark International Airport next month to supplement its daily service aboard Airbus widebody aircraft.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Oil Export Ban Could Lower Airlines’ Fuel Bill, Analysts Say

Sep 17, 2015
Congress is weighing whether to lift the U.S. ban on crude oil exports, which may affect the price airlines pay for fuel.

Intelligence

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Ryanair Guidance Does Not Include Sale Of Aer Lingus Stake

Sep 17, 2015
Ryanair’s upgraded net profit guidance does not include the gains it will make from the sale of its near 30% stake in Aer Lingus, Ryanair executives told analysts on Sept. 9.

Airframes/Suppliers

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First 737 MAX Enters Final Assembly

Sep 15, 2015
The first 737 MAX has entered final body join on Boeing’s new central final assembly line at Renton, Washington.

Safety

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Watchdog: FAA, Airlines Weak on Pilot Record Checks, Retention

Sep 15, 2015
The FAA will need until at least 2023 to complete a pilot-records database mandated by the U.S. Congress in 2010 as a result of the 2009 crash of a Continental Connection/Colgan Air Bombardier Q400 in Buffalo, New York.
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UAV Jammer Launched By Selex-ES

Sep 15, 2015
Selex-ES has developed a system designed to detect, track and if necessary disable consumer-type UAVs, protecting civilian targets such as public events, airports and other infrastructure targets from illegal or threatening activity.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of September 8

Sep 17, 2015
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