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Aviation Daily, October 5, 2016

VOL. 406 NO. 3 October 05, 2016

Airlines

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TUI And Etihad To Own New Austria-Based Leisure Carrier

Oct 04, 2016
TUI Group’s board plans to decide the combination of leisure carrier TUIfly with Air Berlin’s Austrian unit Niki at its next meeting, scheduled for Oct. 26.
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China Airlines Slashing Fleet Age With A350 Deliveries

Oct 04, 2016
The average age of China Airlines’ long-haul aircraft will fall to only 3.6 years when Airbus completes delivery of 14 A350s to the Taiwanese carrier in 2018.
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Air Europa, Turkish Airlines Sign Codeshare Agreement

Oct 04, 2016
Spanish SkyTeam member Air Europa has concluded yet another codeshare agreement, this time with Turkish Airlines.

Cargo

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Managing Risk Focus Of CBP Cargo Security

Oct 04, 2016
Managing risk, rather than eliminating it, has to be the focus of air cargo security efforts, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner R. Gil Kerlikowske said.

Labor

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New Delta Deal ‘Changes Landscape’ For Southwest Pilots

Oct 04, 2016
Southwest Airlines pilots are expected to vote on a new contract this month, despite concerns that a new deal at Delta Air Lines would boost pilot pay at that airline above Southwest’s.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Mitsubishi Warns MRJ May Be Delayed Again

Oct 04, 2016
The Mitsubishi Aircraft MRJ may be delayed beyond its latest, mid-2018 target for first delivery, the company has told launch customer All Nippon Airways.

Airports

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Airlines Wean Chinese Secondary-City Routes Off Subsidies

Oct 04, 2016
Across China, airlines are operating or planning intercontinental air services from secondary cities, with temporary financial backing from local governments.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of Sept. 26

Oct 05, 2016
View the Leisure and Business Fares: Week of Sept. 26 chart in PDF format.