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November 30, 2016

Airbus Looks To Boost A350 Deliveries

Sets Goal Of 80 Airliners Out The Door In 2017

Airbus has set a tentative goal of delivering 80 A350XWB airliners in 2017, according to sources familiar with the planemaker's plans.

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Boeing Delivers 10th 787 To Vietnam Airlines

Carrier Has Has Nine More Dreamliners On Order

Boeing and Vietnam Airlines recently celebrated the delivery of the flag carrier's 10th 787-9 Dreamliner.

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Teamsters Ask For Federal Court To Intervene In UPS Dispute

Calls For Injunctive Relief In The Face Of Serious Safety Violations Affecting UPS Aircraft Mechanics

The union representing airline maintenance technicians and related classifications who maintain UPS' fleet of jet engine aircraft filed for injunctive relief after the company has repeatedly failed to protect workers' safety on the job.

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Association Of European Airlines Ceases Operations

Many Members Moving To The Recently-Formed Airlines For Europe

A second European airline association has suspended operations as carriers shift to the recently-formed Airlines for Europe (A4E) trade group.

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Global SuperTanker's 747 Mobilized To Fight Israeli Wildfires

Spirit Of John Muir Raced To Israel At The Request Of The Israeli Government

The Spirit of John Muir ... a Boeing 747 configured to fight wildfires operated by Global SuperTanker Services, LLC ... has been mobilized to Israel to fight growing wildfires there.

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Aircalin Orders Two A330neo And Two A320neo Aircraft

New Caledonia Selects Airliners For Fleet Upgrade

Aircalin, the Noumea based carrier in the French territory of New Caledonia has signed an agreement (MoU) for two A320neo single-aisle and two A330-900 wide-body aircraft. The agreement was finalized and signed at a ceremony in the capital Noumea attended by airline officials and Airbus executives.

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Bombardier Delivers First CS300 Aircraft To airBaltic

Aircraft Scheduled To Enter Service With airBaltic On December 14

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has announced the delivery of the first CS300 aircraft to launch operator Air Baltic Corporation AS (airBaltic), the flag carrier of Latvia. The CS300 is the larger variant of Bombardier's all new C Series aircraft, which is designed to carry between 130 and 150 passengers. The handover to airBaltic comes just five months after the successful entry into service of the CS100 variant of the C Series.

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Charter Plane Carrying Brazilian Soccer Team Down In Columbia

At Least 75 Fatally Injured, Six Survived

A chartered Avro RJ85 carrying the Brazilian soccer team to Medellin, Colombia went down Tuesday morning in a mountainous region near Rionegro, Colombia resulting in the fatal injury of at least 75 of the 81 people on board.

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Havana Flights Mark Important Milestone In Reengagement With Cuba

First Scheduled U.S. Commercial Flight Departed From Miami Monday Morning

Monday, for the first time in more than fifty years, a scheduled, commercial flight took off from the United States and landed in Havana, Cuba.

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El Al, Pilots Reach New Agreement

Dispute Arose Over Use Of Foreign-Leased Aircraft

The management of El Al Airlines and its pilots union reached an agreement Sunday that will see the airline stop using foreign-leased aircraft during labor actions.

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