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Aviation Daily, January 5, 2016

Airlines

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ANA May Order A380s

Jan 01, 2016
All Nippon Airways has reportedly agreed to order three Airbus A380s, which would make it the first Japanese airline to operate the aircraft. The A380s would be delivered in 2018 and used on routes to Hawaii among other destinations, according to the Nikkei news service, which did not disclose its source. ANA currently has nothing larger than Boeing 777s in its fleet, and has substantial orders for Boeing widebodies for its long-term replacement needs.
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Etihad Appeals Against Codesharing Ban

Jan 04, 2016
Etihad Airways launched a legal challenge on Monday, Jan. 4, against a German court decision that severely curtails its ability to operate codesharing services with local partner Air Berlin.
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Finnair Expands Narrowbody-Fleet Capacity

Jan 04, 2016
To support the anticipated growth of its longhaul traffic, Finnair plans to increase the capacity in its European feeder fleet over the next few years by adding seats to its existing narrowbody Airbus aircraft and replacing some smaller aircraft with A321s.
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Chinese Local-Airline Trend To Continue In 2016

Jan 04, 2016
The rush of new Chinese airlines associated with provincial and city governments is unlikely to abate in 2016, industry officials say.

Intelligence

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United And Eurowings Will Begin Codeshare Jan. 16

Jan 06, 2016
United Airlines will place its code on some Eurowings routes...

Airframers/Suppliers

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Airbus Delays First A320neo Delivery To 2016

Dec 30, 2015
Airbus is missing its long-standing target of delivering the first Airbus A320neo ...

Safety

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EASA Cautions On Organic Salt Deicing Fluid

Dec 31, 2015
As the Northern Hemisphere’s winter season sets in, Europe’s regulator is cautioning industry about the harmful effects of organic, salt-based, aircraft-deicing fluids.

Airports

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Tijuana Bridge Could Stimulate Beach Traffic

Dec 24, 2015
San Diego International Airport does not expect a new pedestrian passenger bridge connecting Southern California to Tijuana, Mexico, to have much direct effect upon operations, but it could increase competition to some beach destinations in Mexico.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Airport Profile — Long Beach Airport (LGB)

Jan 05, 2016
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