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Aviation Daily, October 27, 2015

VOL. 403 NO. 17 October 27, 2015

Airlines

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Profitable U.S. Airlines Lower Fares To Compete With ULCCs

Oct 26, 2015
Since Spirit Airlines adopted its ultra-low-cost model eight years ago, legacy carriers have generally avoided price-matching, but now—with all three U.S. discount airlines planning considerable capacity increases next year—the dynamics have changed, as American Airlines executives made clear recently.
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Volaris Grows Capacity, Explores New Payment Options

Oct 26, 2015
Volaris is boosting its capacity growth estimates for this year as it continues to develop its point-to-point network strategy, and management says its ultra low-cost model is paying off.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Boeing Steps Up 737 MAX Functional Testing

Oct 26, 2015
Functional tests of the Boeing’s 737 MAX’s systems are increasing in scale and complexity, following the switch on of full power to the aircraft as it moves toward completion on the new central production line in the company’s Renton, Washington, facility.

Regulatory/Legislative

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IAG ‘Welcomes’ New U.K. Visa Rules For Chinese

Oct 26, 2015
New visa rules proposed for Chinese citizens traveling to the U.K. are a “step in the right direction,” though more needs to be done to make the visa system more efficient and boost the number of Chinese tourists to the country, International Airlines Group (IAG) CEO Willie Walsh said.

Industry Data

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Airport Profile: Burbank Bob Hope

Oct 26, 2015
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