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Aviation Daily, March 3, 2016

VOL. 404 NO. 41 March 03, 2016

Airlines

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Delta Watches Effects Of Etihad-Alitalia Cooperation

Mar 02, 2016
Delta Air Lines is monitoring what effects Alitalia’s partnership with Etihad Airways has on its cooperation with the Italian airline and could decide to break ties should the impact become more substantial.
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Bangkok Airways Outlines Expansion Goals

Mar 02, 2016
Niche carrier Bangkok Airways plans to continue its fleet and network growth this year, as one of the few Thailand-based carriers to be prospering despite the multiple challenges facing the country’s airline industry.

Regulatory/Legislative

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EC To Return Air-Cargo Cartel Fines to Airlines

Mar 02, 2016
The European Commission (EC) will not appeal the European Union General Court’s judgment that overturned the EC’s fine of a total of €799.5 million ($867 million) against about a dozen airlines for participating in a global cartel in the air-cargo sector.

Intelligence

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U.S. Carries Applying For Cuba Routes

Mar 02, 2016
American, Southwest and Delta are expected today to apply to the U.S. Transportation Department for authority to operate to Cuba.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Leahy: Airliner Manufacturing No Longer A Cyclical Business

Mar 02, 2016
Airbus's chief salesman says commercial aerospace market, long a roller-coaster ride of ups and downs in production and demand, is moving beyond its cyclical nature.
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Raising A320 Rate, Airbus May Need Tianjin To Lift Output

Mar 02, 2016
Airbus may increase output at its Tianjin assembly line for the A320 family as the company moves toward a narrowbody output of 60 aircraft a month.
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Tianjin Completion Center Probably Will Handle A350s

Mar 02, 2016
Airbus sees a possibility of eventually sending A350s to the A330 completion center that it began building at Tianjin on March 2.

Labor

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ALPA: Mainline Pilots Deserve Credit For Past Concessions

Mar 02, 2016
Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) is focused this year on ensuring its members, especially those at larger airlines, are repaid for the concessions they made during the previous 15 years, the union’s president said.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: easyJet

Mar 04, 2016
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