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Aviation Daily, November 2, 2022

VOL. 430 NO. 23 November 02, 2022
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Airlines

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United Pilots Vote To Reject Tentative Contract

Nov 01, 2022
Pilots at United Airlines have rejected a tentative collective bargaining agreement, marking the latest upheaval in contract negotiations at U.S. major airlines. 
A320neo
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Iberia Prepares To Offer More Capacity In Q1 2023 Than In 2019

Nov 01, 2022
For the winter season as a whole, from Oct. 29 to March 25, Iberia says its offer will match the network of flights and frequencies in place pre-COVID-19.
aircraft
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SunExpress To Begin ACMI Operations In Miami With Four 737s

Nov 01, 2022
Turkey-based leisure and domestic carrier SunExpress will base four Boeing 737s in Miami, Florida, operating flights on behalf for iAero based on an Aircraft Crew Maintenance Insurance contract.
Baggage handling at Boston Logan International Airport
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IATA Survey: Most Passengers Shun Carbon-Offsetting

Nov 01, 2022
More than 80% of airline passengers still are not offsetting their carbon emissions, according to the latest IATA Global Passenger Survey. 
Loganair Embraer ERJ 145
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Loganair Aiming For New Ownership As Profits Return

Nov 01, 2022
Loganair, the UK’s largest regional carrier, returned to profitability for the latest financial year, with the prospect of being under new owners by the time the next annual results are published.
Conor McCarthy
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Emerald Airlines Eyes 20-Aircraft Fleet

Nov 01, 2022
Irish regional newcomer Emerald Airlines is looking to grow to a fleet of around 20 aircraft by summer 2024 and set up its own ramp-handling and catering units in a bid to minimize the risk of operational disruption.

The Daily Memo

ITA Airways Airbus A320
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Daily Memo: Is More European Airline Consolidation On The Way?

Nov 01, 2022
The predictions of mass consolidation largely have failed to materialize. But as airlines have returned to something approaching normality, there could be more mergers-and-acquisitions activity on the horizon.

MRO

KLM
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Safran Eyes 30% Engine Aftermarket Revenue Growth

Nov 01, 2022
Safran, riding a spare parts buying spree and general shop-visit volume increases, could see a 30% uptick in engine aftermarket business this year.

Cargo

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IPP Air Cargo Shelves Launch After Weaker Air Freight Outlook

Nov 01, 2022
The first of four Boeing 737-800F leased from BBAM Aircraft Leasing had already been painted in IPP Air Cargo’s livery and delivered.

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