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Aviation Daily, December 1, 2015

Airlines

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Larger Turboprops To Spur PNG Air Expansion

Nov 30, 2015
PNG Air is planning a major fleet overhaul, thanks to a delivery of ATR 72-600s, with the new aircraft allowing it to boost capacity, introduce business class and expand its air freight operation.
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Xiamen Airlines Plans Melbourne Service

Nov 30, 2015
Xiamen Airlines plans to open a route to Melbourne next year, after launching its impending Sydney service.
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Norwegian Launches TV On European flights

Nov 26, 2015
Oslo-based LCC Norwegian Air Shuttle has started offering live television on board its short- and medium-haul flights, and is the first airline to do so in Europe.
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Jiangxi Airlines On Track To Fly Within Weeks

Nov 25, 2015
Xiamen Airlines offshoot Jiangxi Airlines looks likely to begin operations within weeks, following its receipt of a public air transportation license from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).
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Air India Gets $1 Billion From Aircraft Sale

Nov 25, 2015
Air India has raised up to 70 billion rupees ($1 billion) by selling nine of its 21 Boeing 787-8 aircraft as part of continuous efforts to trim costs and finance new purchases.

Regulatory/Legislative

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DOT Grants American Haneda Extension, Dismisses Delta’s Counterclaim

Nov 30, 2015
The U.S. Transportation Department (DOT) has granted American Airlines a 60-day extension for its Los Angeles-Tokyo Haneda service, and has taken the unusual step of naming Hawaiian Airlines’ proposed Kona-Haneda route as a back-up if American does not fulfill the terms of the initial award.

Intelligence

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NYSE Could De-List Gol Shares

Dec 02, 2015
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) could de-list Brazilian carrier Gol if its share price does not reach at least $1, the minimum threshold listed securities must reach at least once in a 30-day period. Gol said it has six months to comply with the NYSE’s standard from when it received an Oct. 26 notice that it was not meeting it. In the meantime, the shares will continue to be traded. Gol, like its peers, has been affected by the dramatic depreciation of the Brazilian real.

Air Traffic Management

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CAA Gives Green Light To London Airspace Changes

Nov 26, 2015
The U.K. Civil Aviation Authority has given the green light for comprehensive changes to the busy airspace over London and South East England as part of the Future Airspace Strategy Project.

Industry Data