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Aviation Daily, October 4, 2016

VOL. 406 NO. 2 October 04, 2016

Airlines

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Monarch Secures Near-Term Future With Capital Influx

Oct 03, 2016
British LCC Monarch Airlines says it has received “significant further investment from its shareholders,” just days after speculation about the airline’s future.
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Fastjet Introduces First Embraer 190, Sells A319

Oct 03, 2016
Fastjet started the transitioning its Airbus A319 fleet to Embraer E190s on Oct. 1, and the struggling African LCC also managed to sell its only wholly-owned aircraft as part of efforts to stem losses.
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AirAsia Adds Second A320neo

Oct 03, 2016
AirAsia received its second Airbus A320neo on Sept. 28, according to Anaz Ahmad Tajuddin, group chief operating officer.

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Labor

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Delta Pilot Negotiations Progress

Oct 03, 2016
BOSTON—Delta Air Lines pilots reached an agreement in principle with airline management, the Air Line Pilots Association said on Sept. 30.

Airports

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Qingdao Airport Aims At Four More Long-Haul Routes

Sep 26, 2016
The airport of Qingdao, China, is aiming at doubling its intercontinental routes in 2017, after opening its first four this year.
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Astana International Capacity Expansion Sufficient Until 2023

Oct 03, 2016
Astana International Airport expects to hit passenger-handling limits again around 2023, even as it prepares to more than double capacity, with a second terminal due to open next year.

Technology

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Cost-Effective Technologies Linked To Reduced Fuel Burn

Sep 30, 2016
Fuel consumption by new commercial aircraft could be reduced 25% by 2024 and 40% by 2034 using emerging technologies that would be cost-effective for both manufacturers and operators, says the International Council for Clean Transportation (ICCT) non-government environmental organization.
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Laminar-Flow Wings En Route To A340 Demonstrator

Sep 29, 2016
Major components for Europe’s laminar-flow flight demonstrator have been shipped to Airbus for installation on a modified A340-300, which is scheduled to begin flight tests in 2017.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — Honolulu International (TPA)

Oct 05, 2016
View the Airport Profile — Honolulu International (TPA) chart in PDF format.