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Aviation Daily, January 13, 2016

VOL. 404 NO. 7 January 13, 2016

Airframers/Suppliers

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Airbus Pledges To Increase Production Across Most Products

Jan 12, 2016
Airbus is looking at whether it can go beyond the 60 aircraft per month level on the A320neo family that it currently envisions for 2019.

Propulsion

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Pratt: Starting Procedure Fix Won’t Hurt PW1100G Fuel Burn

Jan 12, 2016
A hardware and software fix that eliminates the need to idle for 3 min. after startup is expected to be available in February.

Airlines

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New Network Links To Follow ANA, Vietnam Airlines Deal

Jan 12, 2016
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Vietnam Airlines plan to codeshare on key routes and cooperate in other areas following ANA’s commitment to purchase a minority stake in the Vietnamese carrier.
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Allegiant Air Adding 19 New Routes, Including Its First From Baltimore

Jan 12, 2016
Allegiant Air said on Tuesday, Jan. 12, that it will launch 19 new seasonal and year-round routes from smaller and medium-size cities starting later this year, all of which it will fly less than-daily, an expansion that might not be viable without low fuel costs, an airline executive said in an interview.
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Virgin Atlantic Orders A350-1000s

Jan 12, 2016
The airline has ordered 12 A350-1000s, with six A350s to be obtained directly from Airbus or through lessors.

Safety

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FAA To Provide Pilot Monitoring Guidance, Not Metrics, By 2017

Jan 12, 2016
The FAA will develop by February 2017 guidance for airlines to use in training and evaluating pilots to better monitor their aircraft but will not create metrics which airlines could use to rate pilots during the training. Poor monitoring has been a key factor in recent high-profile crashes.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of January 4

Jan 14, 2016
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