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Aviation Daily, April 4, 2017

Airlines

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Anticipating A321neos, Hawaiian Revamps A330s

Apr 03, 2017
The airline is expecting its first Airbus A321neos to arrive in the fourth quarter, and its A330 retrofit program is well underway.
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767 Phaseout Advances Air NZ Fleet Refresh

Apr 03, 2017
Air New Zealand has completed another major step in its fleet renewal program with the retirement of its last Boeing 767s.

Security

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Tighter Australian Screening Impacts Gulf Carriers, Qantas

Apr 03, 2017
Australia has become the latest country to introduce stricter security measures for flights from Middle Eastern cities, although it has not gone as far as banning electronic devices from aircraft cabins.

Regulatory/Legislative

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U.S. Groups Spent Nearly $10M Opposing Gulf Carriers

Apr 03, 2017
Two groups opposed to Persian Gulf carriers’ expansion in the U.S. spent close to $10 million in 2015 on the cause, recent tax filings show.

Labor

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Mesa Airlines Pilots Request Federal Mediation

Apr 03, 2017
Phoenix-based Mesa Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, have requested mediation services from the National Mediation Board to facilitate negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement.

Suppliers

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Andalusia Woos North American Companies

Apr 03, 2017
Andalusia may be best known to most North Americans as a prime Spanish vacation destination, but increasingly, economic development officials want to make it the same for U.S. and Canadian aerospace manufacturers, too.
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GE CEO On NMA Engine: We Like Doing New Engines

Mar 31, 2017
General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt will not say what his aerospace engine manufacturing group is planning to do for a possible new middle-of-the-market commercial aircraft from Boeing, but apparently GE is planning to do something.

Industry Data

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Airport Profile - Port Columbus International (CMH)

Apr 04, 2017
View the Airport Profile - Port Columbus International (CMH) chart in PDF format.