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Aviation Daily, October 31, 2017

VOL. 410 NO. 22 October 31, 2017

Airlines

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EasyJet Takes Over Air Berlin’s Tegel Base

Oct 30, 2017
EasyJet’s entry into the German domestic air transport market ensures Lufthansa will not be able to operate a monopoly in one of its most profitable market segments.
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American To Close Pilot Base

Oct 30, 2017
American Airlines plans to close its St. Louis pilot base in 2018, as it retires its remaining MD-80 fleet.
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Allegiant Confirms MD-80 Retirements

Oct 30, 2017
Allegiant Travel Co., parent of ultra-LCC Allegiant Air, posted third-quarter 2017 net income of $22.3 million, a 51% drop from $45.5 million in net profit during the year-ago quarter.

Regulatory/Legislative

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Canada Bids To Block Investigation In Dispute

Oct 30, 2017
Canada still faces issues over government support for Bombardier despite Airbus’ agreement to take control of the C Series program, and is trying to block efforts by Brazil to begin an investigation at the WTO.

Airports

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UK Border Control Processes Scrutinized

Oct 30, 2017
Panelists speaking at the Airport Operators Association (AOA) conference have stressed the importance of efficient border-control processes as the UK prepares to exit (Brexit) the EU.

Suppliers

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FAA Seeks $3.7M Fine Against ADS-B Manufacturer

Oct 30, 2017
The FAA is proposing a $3.685 million civil penalty against NavWorx of Rowlett, Texas, for allegedly producing and selling automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) units containing a GPS chip that did not meet FAA requirements.

Commentary

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Commentary: Airframers Engage In War Of Words

Oct 30, 2017
Rather than getting mired down in definitions of subsidies, fair or unfair, OEMs should concentrate on developing, certifying and supporting the next generation of game-changing commercial aircraft.

Airport Profile

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Airport Profile — Jacksonville International (JAX)

Oct 31, 2017
View the Airport Profile — Jacksonville International (JAX) chart in PDF format.