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Aviation Daily, February 1, 2017

VOL. 407 NO. 21 February 01, 2017

Regulatory/Legislative

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American: China Slots Being Withheld

Jan 31, 2017
American Airlines is calling for the U.S. Transportation Department not to renew Air China’s route authority for a Beijing-Houston flight until the Civil Aviation Administration of China gives American slots for its planned Los Angeles-Beijing flights.
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Chao Confirmed As U.S. Transportation Secretary

Jan 31, 2017
The U.S. Senate has overwhelmingly confirmed Elaine Chao to be the new U.S. transportation secretary.
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Senate Confirms Trump Transportation Nominee

Jan 31, 2017
The U.S. Senate has overwhelmingly confirmed Elaine Chao to be the new U.S. transportation secretary.

Airlines

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Amid Opposition, Emirates Remains Focused On U.S.

Jan 31, 2017
Emirates Airline continues to focus on the U.S., despite continued pushback from some U.S. carriers. Emirates is one of three Gulf airlines that U.S. carriers, including Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines, say are benefiting from illegal subsidies (The other two Gulf carriers are Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways.).
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Frontier Adding Routes This Spring

Jan 31, 2017
Frontier Airlines will add service in 10 cities in April and May.
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China’s Loong Air Leasing 20 Narrowbody Aircraft

Jan 31, 2017
Loong Air has agreed to lease 20 narrowbody aircraft from lessor AerCap, in a deal that may take the Chinese carrier’s fleet to almost 50.

Safety

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Honeywell Evaluates Synthetic Vision After PC-12 Incident

Jan 31, 2017
Honeywell Aerospace is investigating ways to make its synthetic vision systems “more robust” following a June 18 incident in Australia involving a medevac Pilatus PC-12 outfitted with the company’s Primus Apex integrated avionics suite.

Forecasts/Industry Data

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Leisure and Business Fares: Week of Jan. 23

Feb 02, 2017
View the Leisure and Business Fares: Week of Jan. 23 chart in PDF format.