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Aviation Daily, October 10, 2017

VOL. 410 NO. 7 October 10, 2017

Airlines

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Pilots' Union Calls For Inquiry Into Monarch Collapse

Oct 09, 2017
LONDON—The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) has called for an investigation into the collapse of Monarch Airlines and the financial arrangements between its past and present owners.
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Air Berlin Will Cease Operations Oct. 28

Oct 09, 2017
Bankrupt German carrier Air Berlin will cease operations Oct. 28 and employees are not guaranteed jobs under any future owner, the airline warned Oct. 9.
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Ryanair COO To Leave After 30 Years With Airline

Oct 09, 2017
LONDON—Irish LCC Ryanair has announced the resignation of COO Michael Hickey, who has been with the company for 30 years and overseen operations since 2014.

Regulatory/Legislative

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ICAO Removes Thailand From Red Flag List

Oct 09, 2017
Thai officials say the ICAO has removed the country from its “red flag” list, a step which would lead to the relaxation of restrictions placed on Thailand’s airlines by some other countries.

MRO

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Government Services Giant SAIC Restructures, Cuts

Oct 04, 2017
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) announced a major restructuring and reduction in workforce Oct. 2, in a move executives and financial analysts hope will lead it back to sustainable profitability.

Suppliers

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Honeywell: Demand For 8,300 BizJets In Next Decade

Oct 09, 2017
Honeywell’s 2018-2027 forecast projects 10-year global demand for 8,300 business jet deliveries worth $249 billion.