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Aviation Daily, September 21, 2017

VOL. 409 NO. 56 September 21, 2017

Airlines

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New Threat Emerges For Air Berlin Rescue Deal

Sep 20, 2017
The Air Berlin bankruptcy reached a new level of complexity and uncertainty, after a creditor filed an application to declare Austrian subsidiary Niki bankrupt as well.
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Air Canada’s Narrowbody Fleet Transition Takes Shape

Sep 20, 2017
After several years of focusing on widebody fleet renewal, Air Canada is now preparing to start introducing a large number of new narrowbodies.
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Frontier Airlines Reveals New Routes

Sep 20, 2017
In early April it will add flights between Colorado Springs, Colorado, and San Antonio, Texas; San Jose, California; Minneapolis and Seattle.
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Ryanair To Open New Bulgarian Base

Sep 20, 2017
Ryanair said it would open a new base—its 87th—in Burgas, Bulgaria, from the end of March, basing one aircraft there and adding 10 new routes as it continues its rapid expansion.
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XL Airways To Begin New York-Tel Aviv Flights

Sep 19, 2017
XL Airways plans to offer flights from New York to Tel Aviv via Paris-Charles de Gaulle International Airport starting next May.

Airframers/Suppliers

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Airbus Looks At Expanding Tianjin Facility Further

Sep 20, 2017
Airbus is considering moving A330neo and A350 cabin completion work to its Chinese production facility here and is also studying increased output from the site’s A320 final assembly line.
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Airbus Takes A320neo Nacelle Work In-House

Sep 20, 2017
Airbus is taking part of the A320neo nacelle work in-house, in a sign that it is slowly moving to more vertical integration, and that it is concerned that some of its supplier base are becoming too powerful.

MRO

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AAR Buys Two Premier Aviation Facilities; Retains Air Canada Work

Sep 20, 2017
AAR Corp. Sept. 19 announced a deal to acquire two maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities from Canada’s Premier Aviation.

Airline Snapshot

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Airline Snapshot: Korean Air

Sep 21, 2017
View the Airline Snapshot: Korean Air chart in PDF format.