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Aviation Daily, March 7, 2017

VOL. 407 NO. 44 March 07, 2017

Engines

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PW1100G Issues Spur Airbus, Indian Aviation Authority Action

Mar 06, 2017
FRANKFURT—Airbus and Pratt & Whitney are trying to tackle the root causes for an unusually high number of engine replacements in the Airbus A320neo fleets operating with Indian airlines Indigo and Go Air.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Trump Dumps Iraq From Travel Ban List

Mar 06, 2017
This time, the ban temporarily excludes citizens without already-issued visas from six countries from entering the U.S. for 90 days, starting March 16.

Airlines

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Alitalia Poised To Approve Survival Plan

Mar 06, 2017
Alitalia will approve its long-awaited relaunch business plan by the end of this week, after its board of directors met to hear an update about the plan, the airline said in a statement.
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Aer Lingus Takes A321LRs Amid Transatlantic Push

Mar 06, 2017
Aer Lingus has agreed on long-term leases for seven Airbus A321LRs with Aer Lease Corp.

Air Traffic Management

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Harris, North Dakota To Create Wide Area BVLOS Network

Mar 03, 2017
Harris Corp., the longtime provider of the FAA’s telecommunications backbone and automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast ADS-B surveillance service, will broaden its offerings.

Safety

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Jet Crash At UK Air Show Ruled Case Of Pilot Error

Mar 03, 2017
The crash of a vintage Hawker Hunter jet at an air show in 2015 in Shoreham, England, that killed 11 people was caused by pilot error, air accident investigators have concluded.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Order Cycle, Yes, But Not for Airbus, Boeing

Mar 06, 2017
The top Airbus and Boeing salesmen for commercial aircraft acknowledge orders may slow this year, but there is no slowdown in business at the two largest original equipment manufacturers.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA)

Mar 08, 2017
View the Airport Profile — Ronald Reagan Washington National (DCA) chart in PDF format.