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Chief Assignment Editor
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Two Eurofighter jets crash in popular German holiday destination

According to German Interior Ministry, two Eurofighter warplanes have collided in the air and then crashed in the state of...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Boeing Board approves quarterly dividend

The Boeing Company Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg reports that the board of directors today declared a...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

US DOT awards $495 million in infrastructure grants to 327 airports in 46 states

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao today announced that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will award $495 million...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Keflavik International Airport launches first Schengen area kiosk-based border control solution

Today, Innovative Travel Solutions (ITS) by Vancouver International Airport announced the implementation of four BorderXpress kiosks at Keflavik International Airport...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Minister: Air India will re-launch Toronto and Nairobi flights

Air India will re-start Amritsar-Delhi-Toronto service from September 27, according to Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister for Civil Aviation, Government of...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Hong Kong artists create new Hong Kong Airlines Business Class amenity kits

Hong Kong Airlines is pleased to announce a new decorative amenity kits series that highlights Hong Kong’s vibrant culture through...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 23, 2019

Air India regional director and captain caught shoplifting in Sydney airport

Sydney Airport’s duty-free shops proved to be too big a temptation for Air India Captain Rohit Bhasin, who was caught...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 22, 2019

UFO over Kansas City? ‘It’s a balloon’….again

Kansas City skywatchers’ interest was piqued this week when even the US National Weather Service seemed stumped over the origin...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 22, 2019

Passenger safety highest priority: Etihad Airways suspends flights through Iranian airspace

Following the decision yesterday of the US Federal Aviation Administration to restrict US airline operations in Iranian-controlled airspace, Etihad Airways...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

FAA and NASA conduct crash test on a Regional Jet

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) performed a crashworthiness test on a Fokker F28...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

First Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner delivered to Taiwanese EVA Air

Taiwanese Evergreen Airways (EVA Air) today celebrated the delivery of its first Boeing [NYSE:BA] 787-10 Dreamliner, marking the first of...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

Airbus steals Le Bourget show with 595 orders vs. Boeing’s 234

Airbus easily outpaced US rival Boeing with the number of orders for its aircraft, as it dominated Le Bourget airfield...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

Etihad Airways marks UN World Refugee Day by helping Syrian refugees in Jordan

Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, has recognised UN World Refugee Day by unveiling education initiatives...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

FAA bans all US airlines from flying over Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has banned all US civil aircraft from flying in Iranian airspace above the Strait...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Dubai government-owned low-cost airline flydubai celebrates 10th anniversary

As part of the month-long celebrations for flydubai’s 10th anniversary the flydubai team came together on June 18, 2019 at...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

First large aircraft components for Airbus A220 production arrive in Mobile

Airbus A220 aircraft production is one step closer to reality as the first large aircraft components for the first aircraft...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

South African Airways honored at 2019 Skytrax World Airline Awards

South African Airways (SAA), the national carrier of South Africa, was honored with the “Best Airline Staff in Africa” award...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Lufthansa flies from Munich to Tallinn and Newcastle

Lufthansa will be flying towards two new European destinations this winter. Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, will be offered from...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Airbus sees strong demand for its new commercial aircraft at Paris Air Show 2019

During the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus achieved new business for 363 commercial aircraft, comprising 149 firm orders and 214...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

JetBlue to add Airbus A321XLR, additional A220s to its fleet

JetBlue Airways will add the A321XLR to its already large fleet of Airbus aircraft and increase its existing order for...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

International investigators: 3 Russians, 1 Ukrainian responsible for shooting down Malaysian Airlines MH17

International investigators from Joint Investigation Team (JIT) have accused three Russians and one Ukrainian of 2014 downing of Malaysian Airlines...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Travelers excited about faster transit at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport

Beirut airport has introduced new procedures allowing foreign travelers to skip time-consuming arrival and departure cards. The new measure was...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

IATA: Passengers want governments to focus on sustainable fuels, cut aviation CO2 emissions

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) called on European governments considering a Dutch proposal for an EU-wide tax on air...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Qantas signs up for 36 A321XLR aircraft

Australia’s Qantas Airways Limited is backing Airbus’ new extended range A321XLR with an agreement covering 36 aircraft. This includes the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Airbus opens Skywise to global IT services leaders

Accenture, Capgemini, FPT Software, IBM, and Sopra Steria have signed agreements with Airbus to become early adopters of the Skywise...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Canada’s Minister of Transport approves WestJet’s proposed acquisition by Onex

WestJet Airlines Ltd. announced that Onex Corporation has received approval from the Minister of Transport (Canada) on the basis that...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Armenia offers to facilitate flights between Russia and Georgia after Putin bans direct air travel

Armenian Prime Minister said that the country is ready to become a buffer zone between Georgia and Russia to provide...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Thousands of American, Delta and United Airlines catering workers authorize airport strike

Workers who prepare, pack and deliver food and beverages served aboard flights for American, Delta, United and other airlines have...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

United Airlines: 1 millionth meals packed to fight world hunger

United Airlines employees reached a milestone of 1 million meals packed for charity partner Rise Against Hunger, a global non-profit,...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Lufthansa is informs investors about further development of its airline strategy

The Executive Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG is informing investors and analysts today about the further development of its airline...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 24, 2019

Qatar Airways touches down in Lisbon for the first time

Qatar Airways’ first ever passenger flight to Portugal landed at Lisbon Airport on Monday 24 June 2019, as the airline...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 23, 2019

‘Unprecedented cover-up of design flaws’: Boeing sued by 737 MAX pilots

An airline pilot, identified only as ‘Pilot X’ in court documents, started a class-action lawsuit against Boeing, accusing US plane...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 22, 2019

Berlin Brandenburg Airport: Will the German ‘ghost hub’ EVER open?

Renowned German punctuality doesn’t apply when it comes to the Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Its opening, originally scheduled for 2011, has...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

International airlines steer clear from Iranian airspace over Gulf

British Airways, KLM, Lufthansa and other European carriers are avoiding Iranian airspace by rerouting their flights, after an American drone...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

Putin bans Russian airlines from flying to Georgia

Russia’s President Putin has signed a decree prohibiting Russian airlines from transporting Russian citizens to Georgia from July 8. The...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

United Airlines commemorates 50th anniversary of Moon landing with celebratory fligh

Fifty years after Apollo 11 landed on the Moon in July 1969, United Airlines stands with the nation in celebration...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

Iranian general: Iran ‘refrained’ from shooting down US plane with 35 on board

The commander of the Iranian Aerospace Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims that the downing of a US...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 21, 2019

Scandinavian connection: SAS joins Cornwall Airport Newquay’s airline portfolio

Scandinavia became Cornwall Airport Newquay’s (CAN) latest continent connection as SAS launched its seasonal service to Copenhagen today. Commencing its...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

China’s Guangdong hosts Drone World Congress 2019

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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Honolulu and Maui airline food workers vote to strike

On June 18 and 19, airline food workers who prepare, pack, and deliver food and beverages served onboard American Airlines,...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Russian Domodedovo Airport sets up breathalyzer turnstiles to test employees

Employees of Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport will be now be checked for intoxication using a special contactless frame with a built-in...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

United Airlines adds nonstop flights, more seats for college football season

United Airlines today unveiled its 2019 college football flying schedule adding around 10,000 seats between its hubs and popular game...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Nordic Aviation Capital orders 20 Airbus A220 Family aircraft

Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC), the industry’s number one regional aircraft lessor has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for 20...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Flynas flies farther with Airbus A321XLR

Flynas, Saudi Arabia’s first low-cost airline, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Airbus for 10 A321XLR aircraft, the...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 20, 2019

Qatar Executive expands its fleet with two state-of-the-art Gulfstream jets

Qatar Executive is pleased to confirm delivery of two new state-of-the-art Gulfstream jets providing even more passengers with a luxurious,...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Argentina welcomes new nonstop American Airlines flight from Miami to Cordoba

On June 7, American Airlines launched the start of new nonstop service from Miami to Cordoba. The new service will...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Qatar Airways Cargo order five Boeing 777 Freighters at Paris Air Show

Qatar Airways Cargo has announced a significant new order for five Boeing 777 freighters in a packed press conference at...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

China Airlines selects Airbus A321neo for its single aisle fleet

Taiwan’s China Airlines (CAL) has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for 11 A321neo aircraft and will acquire another 14...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Indigo Partners to acquire 50 A321XLR jets

Indigo Partners and three of its airlines will acquire 50 of the new Airbus A321XLR long-range, single-aisle jetliners. The Memorandum...
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Chief Assignment Editor·
Aviation Feature
·June 19, 2019

Accipiter Holdings signs agreement to purchase 20 Airbus A320neo jets

Dublin-based leasing company Accipiter Holdings has signed a Purchase Agreement to acquire 20 A320neo aircraft. The order, which was disclosed...
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