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Aviation Daily, September 18, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 56 September 18, 2015

Airlines

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Delta Expects Fuel Price Advantage in Q3

Sep 17, 2015
Delta Air Lines is expecting to see its all-in fuel price modestly beat the industry average next quarter.
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United Will Simplify Aircraft Scheduling This Winter

Sep 17, 2015
United Airlines is simplifying how it routes some narrowbody aircraft and crews as it seeks to improve its on-time performance and completion factor, the carrier told employees recently.
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AirAsia X Gains DOT Nod For U.S. Service

Sep 17, 2015
AirAsia X has cleared one of the remaining regulatory hurdles to begin service to Hawaii: its first U.S. route.
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WestJet: Gatwick Routes Could Signal More Long-Haul Growth

Sep 17, 2015
WestJet Airlines will monitor bookings on its five new London Gatwick Boeing 767 routes before committing to a larger widebody fleet, CFO Candice Li said this week.

Regulatory/Legislative

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EU Court: Technical Problems No Reason Not To Pay Passenger Compensation

Sep 17, 2015
Airlines will have to pay passengers compensation of up to €600 (U.S. $680) when flights are canceled or delayed due to unforeseen technical problems, the EU’s Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Sept. 17.

Fuel Watch

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Global Jet Fuel Prices As of September 17, 2014

Sep 18, 2015
View the PDF cts/gal Previous Week Previous Year NY Jet Barges

Airframers/Suppliers

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Boeing 747 Panel Work Moves In-House

Sep 17, 2015
Boeing is seeking new suppliers to build large sections of the 747-8, after announcing plans to take over production of fuselage panels and other parts from long-time provider Triumph Aerostructures.
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China Slow To Finalize Updated Narrowbody Orders

Sep 17, 2015
Finalized Chinese orders for reengined narrowbody airliners remain scant, with Boeing listing only 42 737 Max aircraft as definitively under contract with the country.
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Comac: China Air Traffic To Grow 6.8% In Next Two Decades

Sep 17, 2015
Chinese air passenger traffic will grow at an average annual rate of 6.8% between this year and 2034, Comac says.

Industry Data

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American Airlines Fuel Cost 2014 vs 2015

Sep 18, 2015
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