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Aviation Daily, June 7, 2016

VOL. 405 NO. 47 June 07, 2016

Airlines

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Cathay Hopes To Catch Up On A350 Delays Next Year

Jun 06, 2016
Cathay Pacific is set to receive fewer Airbus A350s than planned this year, although the carrier expects to receive more in 2017 to offset the delays.
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Garuda Widebody Aircraft Negotiations Continuing

Jun 03, 2016
DUBLIN—Garuda Indonesia still intends to place firm orders for either the Boeing 787 or Airbus A350, but is not ready to make a decision.
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Air China Delays, But Still Plans Shanghai–San Jose Service

Jun 01, 2016
Air China remains committed to opening a service between San Jose, California, and Shanghai, despite a delay that probably will push the commencement beyond June.
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JAL To Keep Growth In Check

Jun 02, 2016
DUBLIN—Japan Airlines (JAL) will continue to follow a conservative growth strategy, even after regulators remove expansion restrictions.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Airbus Sticks To 2016 Delivery Target In Spite of A320neo, A350 Challenges

May 30, 2016
“We have been building gliders for the first part of the year,” Airbus Chief Operating Officer Tom Williams said. But he pointed out that new standard PW1100G engines are about to arrive at the Airbus final assembly lines.

Regulatory/Legislative

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MBM Emissions Negotiations In Critical Stage

Jun 03, 2016
DUBLIN—Negotiations over the shape of a global market-based measures (MBM) system to address aviation carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are at a critical stage at ICAO, said Paul Steele, IATA’s senior vice president–member and external relations, and corporate secretary.
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New Chinese Airlines Face Delays Amid Safety Concerns

Jun 01, 2016
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has suspended approvals for new airlines in response to safety concerns raised by the overall fragmentation of skills within the industry, sources say.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — Los Angeles International (LAX)

Jun 08, 2016
View the Airport Profile — Los Angeles International (LAX) chart in PDF format.