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Aviation Daily, June 10, 2016

Suppliers

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French Aerospace Primes Aiding Equipment Suppliers

Jun 09, 2016
PARIS—Faced with mounting bottlenecks at the supplier level, French aerospace primes are taking both conventional and unorthodox steps to ensure that a boost in production of several major programs stays on track.
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UTAS Readies For Anticipated Multiyear Aerospace Boom

Jun 07, 2016
HARTFORD, Conn.—UTC Aerospace Systems (UTAS) stated that its focus on increasingly more-electric, intelligent and integrated aircraft systems will help drive a 6% annual compounded growth rate through 2020.

MRO

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FAA Fast-Tracks IAE V2500 Disk-Inspection Program

Jun 08, 2016
The FAA is moving quickly to mandate OEM-recommended checks of certain International Aero Engines (IAE) V2500 disks supplied by Avio Aero.
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Fast 5: Travel Service

Jun 09, 2016
Answered by Ludek Stasek, technical director for Czech carrier that provides scheduled, charter and business-jet flights to more than 300 airports. Travel Service launched scheduled service in 2004. It flew 5.7 million passengers in 2015.

FuelWatch

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Global Jet Fuel Prices As of June 9, 2016

Jun 10, 2016
Global Jet Fuel Prices (midpoint)* As of June 9, 2016, compared with previous week and previous year

Airlines

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Star Still In Talks With Azul

Jun 09, 2016
Star Alliance still is interested in adding Brazilian carrier Azul, but talks have stalled as the carrier deals with the economic downturn in Brazil.
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WOW Air Starts San Francisco Flights

Jun 09, 2016
SAN FRANCISCO—Iceland-based WOW Air inaugurated service June 9 between San Francisco and Reykjavik, the first nonstop flights between Iceland and San Francisco since Icelandair ceased its operations at San Francisco International Airport in the mid-2000s.

Cargo

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Alaska Revamping Cargo Business With Full Freighters

Jun 08, 2016
BOSTON—Alaska Airlines is in the process of revamping its cargo business, and sees new business opportunities as it moves away from its signature “combi” aircraft to embrace full freighters.

Industry Data

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Alaska Airlines Fuel Cost 2014 vs 2015

Jun 10, 2016
View the Alaska Airlines Fuel Cost 2014 vs 2015 in PDF format.