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Aviation Daily, September 23, 2015

VOL. 402 NO. 59 September 23, 2015

Airports

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Beijing Capital Aims At Hub Status With Fourth Runway

Sep 22, 2015
Beijing Capital International Airport is aiming to build itself as an international hub, partly by adding a long-proposed fourth runway.
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Small U.S. Airports Need New Approaches As Airlines Shift Strategies, Study Finds

Sep 23, 2015
Shifting airline strategies rooted in upgauging and slow growth are changing how U.S. airlines evaluate adding new service, and those affected most—small communities—should alter their views to maximize diminishing opportunities, a new report suggests.
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First Aircraft Arrives On St. Helena

Sep 24, 2015
A Beechcraft King Air calibration aircraft has become the first fixed-wing aircraft to land on the remote British island outpost of St. Helena. The…

Airlines

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Vueling Launches Base At Paris Charles de Gaulle

Sep 22, 2015
Spanish LCC Vueling, an International Airlines Group (IAG) subsidiary, will open a base at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) in May 2016 with two 180-seat Airbus A320 aircraft.
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Virgin America Tests Premium-Cabin Seat Auction

Sep 22, 2015
Virgin America is once again testing the market for premium-cabin upgrades, this time by entering into a partnership with a mobile phone application called SeatBoost.
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Singapore Authorities Clear Tigerair-Cebu Alliance

Sep 22, 2015
Singapore’s competition watchdog has approved a partnership between LCCs Tigerair and Cebu Pacific in the Philippines-Singapore market, with the caveat that the two airlines agree to exclude certain routes they dominate.
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United Wants To Fly To Xi’an, China

Sep 22, 2015
United Airlines said on Sept. 22 that it plans to be the first airline to fly between the U.S. and Xi’an, China, and is proposing a three-times-weekly service from San Francisco beginning in May, pending regulatory approval.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of September 14

Sep 24, 2015
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