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Aviation Daily, May 18, 2017

VOL. 408 NO. 34 May 18, 2017

Regulatory/Legislative

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IATA Demands Alternatives To U.S. Electronics Ban Extension

May 17, 2017
The IATA is demanding alternatives to the expansion of the ban on the carriage of large electronics in the cabins of passenger aircraft.

Airlines

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China Study Highlights Widebody Order Shortfall

May 17, 2017
Widebody aircraft orders by Chinese airlines fall considerably short of the level required to meet demand over the next 10 years, according to a new study by lessor Avolon.
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Terror Attacks Cost European Airlines $2.5 Billion

May 17, 2017
European airlines lost approximately $2.5 billion in revenue as a result of the 2015–16 terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, according to a new IATA study.
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U.S. Carriers Vie For Havana Openings

May 17, 2017
Airlines hungry for more frequencies to Havana are engaged in a feeding frenzy in the U.S. Transportation Department dockets, arguing over which should get the slots up for grabs now that Spirit Airlines and Frontier Airlines are exiting the market.
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American’s Goulet, Who Led Integration, To Retire

May 17, 2017
Bev Goulet has been leading the American Airlines and US Airways integration since 2013.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Comac’s C919 First-Delivery Target In Place

May 17, 2017
Comac’s unannounced target for first delivery of its C919 narrowbody is now 2020, a senior program source said.
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UBS: Airline Industry Over-Ordered; Airbus More Exposed

May 16, 2017
The airline sector is 17% over-ordered when it comes to the commercial aircraft they need from original equipment manufacturers Airbus and Boeing, according to a new UBS analysis.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: Spirit Airlines

May 19, 2017
View the Airline Snapshot: Spirit Airlines chart in PDF format.