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Aviation Daily, January 20, 2016

VOL. 404 NO. 11 January 20, 2016

Airlines

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A4E Formally Launches, Elects Managing Director

Jan 19, 2016
Airlines for Europe (A4E), the new association formed by Europe’s five largest carriers, has finally managed to find a managing director (MD) and has named former United Technologies executive Thomas Reynaert to lead the organization, industry sources in Brussels told Aviation Daily.
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Delta Looking At C Series

Jan 19, 2016
Delta Air Lines is evaluating the Bombardier C Series, CEO Richard Anderson said during the carrier’s fourth-quarter earnings call.
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Air Canada Is Still Studying The C Series

Jan 19, 2016
Air Canada believes the Bombardier C Series is a “fantastic airplane,” but has not yet found the “proper business case” to acquire it, Air Canada President Ben Smith has said.
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Air India To Lease 15 Airbus Aircraft To Boost Operations

Jan 12, 2016
Air India will lease up to 15 Airbus A320 aircraft to augment its fleet as it aspires to meet growing travel demand in the country’s highly competitive aviation market.

Lessors

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AerCap Considers Airbus Production Rates To Be Unrealistic

Jan 19, 2016
AerCap, the world’s biggest aircraft lessor, has doubts about Airbus plans to increase single-aisle production to 60 aircraft per month.

Safety

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FAA In Search Of Risk Reduction For Lithium-Battery Technologies

Jan 19, 2016
The FAA is asking the airline industry for ideas on how to produce high-energy storage devices—including Lithium chemistry batteries—that are safer and easier to certify for use on aircraft.

Cargo

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Atlas Air Worldwide Agrees to Buy Southern Air Holdings

Jan 19, 2016
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings has agreed to acquire Florence, Kentucky-based Southern Air Holdings for about $110 million in cash.