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Aviation Daily, November 5, 2015

VOL. 403 NO. 26 November 05, 2015

Safety

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U.K. Believes Bomb May Have Caused Metrojet Crash

Nov 05, 2015
The U.K. government has halted all flights to and from Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt over concerns Metrojet Flight 9268 may have been brought down by a bomb.

Regulatory/Legislative

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A4A CEO Pushes Shuster To Unveil ATC Reform Bill

Nov 04, 2015
Airlines for America (A4A) CEO Nicholas Calio called for Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) to introduce an FAA reauthorization bill before the end of the year.

Airlines

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American To Begin LAX-Haneda Flights Feb. 11

Nov 04, 2015
American Airlines will begin Los Angeles-Tokyo Haneda flights on Feb. 11, 2016, putting an end—for now—to the contentious battle for the sought-after slots at the close-in Tokyo airport.
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Lufthansa Proposes Measures To Avoid Longest-Ever Strike

Nov 04, 2015
Lufthansa is making a last-minute attempt to convince cabin-crew union UFO to call off the longest-ever strike in the airline’s history.
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WestJet Blames Boeing Capital For Boeing 767 Certification Issues

Nov 04, 2015
WestJet Airlines is having certification issues with the four used Boeing 767s it took from Qantas, and delays could require the airline to wet-lease aircraft this winter to fly to Hawaii, airline executives said on Nov. 3.
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China Southern Chairman Si Under Investigation

Nov 04, 2015
China Southern Airlines Chairman Si Xianmin is under investigation for serious breaches of discipline, the state news agency Xinhua says, using the usual euphemism for official corruption.

Air Traffic Management

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FAA UAV Registration Task Force Begins Work

Nov 03, 2015
With estimates that 700,000 consumer UAVs, or “drones,” could be sold by year-end, “we need to get something in place quickly,” FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: Thai Airways

Nov 06, 2015
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