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Aviation Daily, April 6, 2016

VOL. 405 NO. 4 April 06, 2016

Airport

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German Airport Group Rips BRU’s Enhanced Security

Apr 04, 2016
Brussels Airport reopened for commercial passenger traffic 12 days after suicide bombers attacked its departure hall, but the new and vastly enhanced security procedures were criticized by the German airports association.

Airlines

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China Eastern Aims To Serve SFO, SYD From New Cities

Apr 05, 2016
China Eastern Airlines proposes to begin services to San Francisco and Sydney from two secondary Chinese cities in June.
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Lack Of FDR Complicates MU-2B Crash Forensics

Apr 05, 2016
The crash of a U.S.-registered Mitsubishi MU-2B likely will renew pressure on the FAA and other regulators to force operators to equip turbine-powered aircraft with crash-resistant recorders.
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Korean Faces Contest On New Japanese Route

Apr 05, 2016
Korean Air is expanding its Japanese network with a flight to Okinawa, although the route already has substantial competition from one full-service airline and five LCCs.
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Boeing 747 To Fly Again For Malaysia Airlines

Apr 05, 2016
Malaysia Airlines has confirmed it is recommissioning a parked Boeing 747-400 to cover for other long-haul aircraft during scheduled maintenance.

Intelligence

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United, IAM Reach Seven Tentative Agreements

Apr 05, 2016
United Airlines says it has reached seven tentative contract agreements with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers covering nearly 30,000 employees.

Correction

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Correction

Apr 06, 2016
United Airlines said on April 4 that it has reached seven tentative contract agreements with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) covering nearly 30,000 employees. If ratified, all of the contracts would run through 2021. At United, the IAM represents airport operations employees, contact center agents, storekeepers, maintenance instructors, central load planners, fleet technical instructors and security officers.

Suppliers

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Honeywell Names President, Answering To Chairman Cote

Apr 04, 2016
Honeywell International appoints Darius Adamczyk to the new role of president and chief operating officer, effective immediately.

MRO

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GE Simplifies Aftermarket Offerings Into Four Groups

Apr 05, 2016
GE Aviation is rebranding its aftermarket services portfolio into four pillars that are designed to clarify and simplify the offerings for its airline, lessor and MRO customers.
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Lufthansa Technik Sets Americas Growth Targets

Apr 04, 2016
Lufthansa Technik’s strategy for the Americas can be summarized by one word—growth—says the MRO’s chief salesperson for the region.

Industry Data

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Leisure Fares: Week of March 26 vs. Previous Week and Year-Ago Week

Apr 06, 2016
View the Leisure Fares: Week of March 26 vs. Previous Week and Year-Ago Week In PDF format.