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March 11, 2016

Air Transport Services Group Confirms Deal With Amazon

Will Operate Air Transport Network With 20 ATSG-owned Boeing 767s

A long-rumored deal has been confirmed by Air Transport Services Group, which has announced agreements with Amazon Fulfillment Services, Inc., an affiliate of Amazon.com, to operate an air cargo network to serve Amazon customers in the United States.

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P&W PurePower Engines Complete First A321neo Flight

Most Powerful Engine Available For The A321neo

Pratt & Whitney's PurePower Geared Turbofan engines have successfully completed a first test flight on the Airbus A321neo. The PW1135G-JM engine, a 35,000 thrust class engine, for the Airbus A321neo aircraft, is the most powerful engine on the A321neo.

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ALPA: Airline Pilots In Strong Supply For Right Career Opportunity

Seven Lowest-Paying U.S. Regional Airlines Still Offer First-Year Salaries At Or Below $25,000

The Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) maintains that U.S. regional airlines that dangle one-time hiring bonuses while continuing to offer extremely low first-year salaries are ignoring the truth about what it takes to attract qualified pilots to work at their airlines and stalling the real change that is needed to head off a serious U.S. pilot shortage in the future.

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Airbus Breaks Ground On China A330 Widebody Completion & Delivery Center

A Further Significant Step In Airbus' Internationalization And Partnership With China

Airbus has taken additional steps in the expansion of its global footprint and its strategic partnership with China as construction gets underway for the Airbus A330 Completion and Delivery Center (C&DC) in Tianjin, China.

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First U.S.-Built A321 Exits Paint Shop

First Flight And Delivery Planned Soon

The Airbus plant in Mobile, AL appears to be hitting its stride. This week, painting of the first U.S.-built A321 has been completed and it emerged from the paintshop in Mobile in its JetBlue livery.

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Alaska Airlines Adjusts Flight Plan To Delight Astronomers

Flight Allowed Passengers A Rare View Of A Solar Eclipse

Passengers aboard an Alaska Airlines flight Tuesday were given a rare opportunity to view a solar eclipse at 35,000 feet, and the show was no accident.

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