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Aviation Daily, June 9, 2016

VOL. 405 NO. 49 June 09, 2016

Regulatory/Legislative

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EC May Challenge Open-Skies Sunset Clause In Mandates

Jun 08, 2016
BRUSSELS—The European Commission believes sunset clauses included in open-skies mandates are illegal, and could challenge them in the European Court of Justice (ECJ), Aviation Daily has learned.

Airframers/Suppliers

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UAC Rolls Out MC-21, Delays First Flight

Jun 09, 2016
First flight of Russia's new MC-21 narrowbody will be delayed until 2017, it emerged at the aircraft’s official roll-out in Irkutsk, Russia.
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CEO Of Spirit AeroSystems To Retire; Timing Called Surprise By Analysts

Jun 08, 2016
Larry Lawson, president and CEO of Spirit AeroSystems, plans to retire July 31, three years after joining the company based here.

Airlines

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TAP Advances Regional Fleet Renewal Thanks To Azul

Jun 06, 2016
DUBLIN—TAP Portugal is renewing its regional subsidiary’s fleet with aircraft sourced from Azul, but Azul chairman (and TAP shareholder) David Neeleman was excluded from negotiations, TAP’s CEO said.
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Air New Zealand Tweaks Regional Network

Jun 09, 2016
Air New Zealand is continuing to realign its regional network, as it adjusts to changes in its turboprop fleet and new competition on some routes.

Safety

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Severe-Turbulence Incident Drives Weather Upgrades

Jun 06, 2016
A highly-publicized 2014 incident involving severe turbulence prompted American Airlines to boost weather information for pilots and to create a turbulence task force to lessen the chances of the problematic encounters.
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Smaller Airports Focus Of TSA Security Upgrades

Jun 07, 2016
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is rolling out several programs aimed at better securing the perimeter and access-control areas of smaller commercial-service airports against external and inside threats.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: TIGERAIR

Jun 09, 2016
View the Airline Snapshot: TIGERAIR chart in PDF format.