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October 16, 2019

Airbus And Air Austral Sign A Purchase Agreement For Three A220s

Becomes The First A220 Customer Based In The Indian Ocean Region

Air Austral, France’s Réunion Island-based airline, has signed a firm order for three A220 aircraft, Airbus’ newest family member. With this order Air Austral becomes the first A220 customer based in the Indian Ocean region. Benefitting from a 20 percent reduction in fuel burn and CO2 emissions, the A220s will enable Air Austral to reduce its costs and carbon footprint on international routes in the region.

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SWAPA: Boeing 737 MAX Probably Won't Return To Service Before February

Adds One More Month To Its Previous Projection

The union representing pilots flying for Southwest Airlines now believes it will be February before the airline returns its Boeing 737 MAX airplanes to service.

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AD: Airbus SAS Airplanes

AD NUMBER: 2019-19-15

PRODUCT: Certain Airbus SAS Model A318, A319, A320, and A321 series airplanes.

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JATR Report On 737 MAX Finds Fault With FAA, Boeing

Panel Found FAA's 'Limited Involvement' Led To Its Inability To Properly Assess The MCAS System

The 737 MAX Joint Authorities Technical Review (JATR) report released by the FAA late last week finds fault with the agency and Boeing for issues with the MCAS which led to two fatal accidents earlier this year.

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Swiss Grounds A220 Fleet

Cites 'Technical Problems' With Pratt & Whitney Engines

Lufthansa group airline Swiss has grounded its fleet of A220 short-haul airliners citing "technical irregularities" with the Pratt & Whitney engines powering the aircraft.

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