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Aviation Daily, February 10, 2021

VOL. 423 NO. 27 February 10, 2021
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Regulatory/Legislative

Heathrow Airport departures arrivals signs
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UK Arrivals Face Triple Testing, $2,400 Hotel Bill

Feb 09, 2021
International passengers arriving into England will be required to undergo three self-funded coronavirus tests, in addition to being quarantined.

The Daily Memo

Avolon Boeing MAX
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Daily Memo: Will There Be Consolidation In Aircraft Leasing?

Feb 09, 2021
Lessors have been able to increase their share of the in-service aircraft fleet to almost half over the past few decades. 

Airlines

MAX
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Icelandair Expects To Resume 737 MAX Operations This Spring

Feb 09, 2021
Icelandair will be ready to reintroduce its six Boeing 737 MAX once extensive updates and pilot training are completed. 
Frankfurt
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Star Alliance Plans To Leave Frankfurt Headquarters

Feb 09, 2021
Star Alliance is in the process of giving up its headquarters at Frankfurt Airport. 
SIA
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Singapore Airlines Defers Deliveries, Swaps 787-10s For 777-9s

Feb 09, 2021
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has reached agreements with Airbus and Boeing to defer the delivery of more than 130 aircraft in its order book past the contracted timeframe and some beyond the immediate five years.

Airframers

O'hare Airport COVID-19 testing sign
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Boeing Warns White House Against Domestic Testing Proposal

Feb 09, 2021
Boeing cautioned the White House against pursuing a COVID-19 testing proposal for domestic air travelers, warning such a policy would produce “severe unintended consequences” that far outweigh any potential public health benefits.

Technology

GLASS landing system
article

DLR Tests Space-Based Augmentation Landing System

Feb 09, 2021
German researchers are flight-testing a satellite-based landing system for commercial aircraft that uses signals from a space-based augmentation system, potentially reducing the cost of providing precision approach capability at smaller airports. 
AS2
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NASA Steps Up Civil Hypersonic Studies With Aerion, GE

Feb 09, 2021
NASA is transitioning long-running hypersonic technology studies increasingly toward potential commercial applications and has awarded two new contracts supporting high speed design and propulsion work to Aerion Supersonic and GE Aviation respectively.

MRO

Madrid Mayor and Iberia CEO
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Iberia Aims To Expand Maintenance, Training Facilities

Feb 08, 2021
Iberia has laid out plans to expand its existing maintenance installations into a major hub for MRO activities in southern Europe. The Spanish flag…

Industry Data