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Aviation Daily, January 30, 2018

Airlines

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Biggest Chinese Airlines Urge Halt To Municipal Long-Haul Subsidies

Jan 29, 2018
China’s three biggest airlines have urged the government to restrict or stop the growth of subsidized intercontinental air services from the country’s secondary cities.
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American Slows Pace Of Fleet Renewal, Slims Aircraft Spending

Jan 26, 2018
Following a massive injection of new aircraft in the four years following its December 2013 emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and merger with US Airways, American Airlines is slowing the pace of its fleet renewal and dialing back spending on aircraft.
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Southwest ‘Turns Corner,’ Sees Modest Revenue Growth

Jan 25, 2018
Southwest Airlines “turned the corner” on unit revenue growth in 2017, edging into positive territory for the full year, and expects momentum in revenue per available-seat-mile (RASM) to continue in 2018 with 1-2% year-over-year (YOY) growth in the first quarter, Chairman and CEO Gary Kelly said.
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Norwegian Air Argentina Receives AOC

Jan 29, 2018
Norwegian Air Argentina has received its air operator certificate, clearing the way for the operator to launch commercial flights later this year.
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Norwegian, Wideroe To Launch Interlining On Domestic Network

Jan 26, 2018
Norwegian and Wideroe, Norway’s largest regional airline, have agreed to launch interlining on a wide domestic network.

Airports

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Norway’s Airport Operator Eyes All-Electric Domestic Flights

Jan 26, 2018
Norwegian state-owned airport operator Avinor is out front of an ambitious effort to ensure electric aircraft operate all of the country’s domestic flights by 2040.
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French Airport Traffic Rose In 2017 To 164 Million Passengers

Jan 26, 2018
Passenger traffic through French airports grew 3.7% year-over-year (YOY) in December, and 6.1% YOY for full-year 2017 to 164 million passengers, reported DGAC, the country’s aviation agency.

Suppliers

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CFM Moves To Close Gap In Engine Deliveries

Jan 25, 2018
With almost 14,300 Leap engines on order and CFM56s continuing to be produced in larger numbers than forecast, CFM International says it aims to close a 4-5-week gap between planned and actual powerplant deliveries to Airbus and Boeing by the end of 2018.

Air Traffic Management

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JAL Names Akasaka Its Next President

Jan 24, 2018
Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced a transition in its senior leadership which sees Yuji Akasaka appointed as the carrier’s next president.
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Eurocontrol Tests Automated Airport Turnaround Monitoring

Jan 26, 2018
In a project aimed at receiving an increased amount of accurate information on estimated departure times, Europe’s air traffic management organization Eurocontrol recently conducted a shadow-mode exercise at Alicante-Elche Airport, Spain.
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IATA And ANSP To Collaborate On Italian Airspace Strategy

Jan 26, 2018
IATA and ENAV, Italy’s air navigation service provider (ANSP), jointly plan to develop a national airspace strategy.

Airport Profile

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Miami International

Jan 30, 2018
View the Airport Profiles: Miami International chart in PDF format.