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Aviation Daily, January 12, 2016

Airlines

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Air France-KLM Sees ‘Progressive’ Recovery From Paris Terrorist Attacks

Jan 11, 2016
BRUSSELS—Air France-KLM estimates that it lost approximately €120 million ($131 million) in revenue due to terrorist incidents in Paris on Nov. 13, but the impact started to ease “significantly” during the last two weeks of December.
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SIA Makes Tiger Airways Offer Unconditional

Jan 11, 2016
Singapore Airlines (SIA) is moving closer to completing its full takeover of Singapore-based LCC Tiger Airways Holdings.
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WestJet Receives ETOPS Certification

Jan 11, 2016
After a delay caused in part by maintenance issues, WestJet Airlines has received ETOPS certification for its small used Boeing 767-300 fleet, allowing the airline to operate its own extended-range overwater flights for the first time.
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Fastjet Tanzania Starts Kenya Service

Jan 11, 2016
Fastjet Tanzania started flights to Kenya on Jan. 11, after obtaining the necessary approvals from the Kenyan authorities late last year following months of delay.
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Air Canada Added 9.4% Capacity In 2015

Jan 08, 2016
Air Canada said on Jan. 7 that it increased capacity by 9.4% for the full-year 2015, with the carrier up in each of its five geographic regions.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Mitsubishi Cuts MRJ Seat Count, Increases Pitch

Jan 11, 2016
Mitsubishi Aircraft has cut the standard seating of both versions of its MRJ regional jet to allow for greater distance between rows.

Safety

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Swedish Investigators Face Flight Recorder Hurdles

Jan 11, 2016
Swedish air crash investigators say it may take weeks before they can recover information from both the flight data recorder (FDR) and cockpit voice recorder (CDR) belonging to the Bombardier CRJ freighter that crashed in Sweden on Jan. 7.
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French Safety Authority Suggests E-Jet Changes

Jan 11, 2016
French aviation safety authority BEA has suggested that Embraer consider design changes to portions of the electrical system for its E-Jet regional jets, and that safety upgrades be made at Germany’s Nuremberg Airport.

Technology

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U.S. Aerospace Science, Tech Must Prepare For Change, Experts Say

Jan 08, 2016
The U.S. aerospace science and technology community must be prepared for change in a year of political transition, threats from abroad and domestic economic challenges.

Forecasts/Industry Data