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December 19, 2018

CAE Opens CAE Women In Flight Scholarship Applications

Company Is Awarding Five Full Scholarships Worth A Total Of Up To $1 Million (Canadian)

CAE has opened applications for the CAE Women in Flight scholarship program in collaboration with five leading global airlines. Five full scholarships, covering the entire cost of a cadet pilot training program, including accommodation and travel, will be awarded to outstanding female ambassadors to become role models and to inspire more women to join the pilot profession.

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FAA Issues SAIB For Boeing Aircraft Fuel Controls

Potential For Disengagement Of The Fuel Control Switch Locking Feature Discovered

The FAA has issued a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) covering most of the airplanes manufactured by Boeing stemming from the discovery of the potential for disengagement of the fuel control switch locking feature.

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Canadian Government Marks Air Passenger Protection Rights Milestone

Regulations Set To Be Posted For Final 60-Day Comment Period

The Government of Canada is one step closer to providing Canadians with important new air passenger protection rights. The Canadian Transportation Agency's proposed air passenger protection regulations will be published in the Canada Gazette Part I on December 22, 2018, for a final 60-day public comment period.

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National Airlines Council Of Canada 'Concerned' About Passenger Rights Rules

Massimo Bergamini Says New Rules Will Not Come Close To Achieving Their Stated Goals

The head of the National Airlines Council of Canada says that there are some issues with Canada's proposed airline passenger rights regulations announced Monday by Minister of Transport Marc Garneau.

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China Forecast To Become The World's Largest Air Travel Market By 2020

Growth Coming Despite Anticipated Economic Slowdown

Despite its recent economic slowdown, air travel demand in China remains high and the country is expected to become the world's largest air travel market by 2020, according to North Carolina-based procurement intelligence firm Beroe Inc. Meanwhile, global airline prices are expected to grow by 2.6 percent with an increase in oil prices, competitive pressure from the shortage of pilots, potential trade wars, and increasing fare segmentation to improve yield.

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WestJet Comments On Pending Canadian Passenger Protection Regulations

Will Review New Rules After Publication On December 22

WestJet has commented on the Canadian federal government's announcement concerning the pending release in Gazette One of passenger protection regulations.

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Boeing Delivers First 737 From Completion And Delivery Center In Zhoushan, China

Delivery To Air China Reflects Growing Importance Of Chinese Aviation Market

Boeing and joint venture partner Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd (COMAC) today celebrated the delivery of the first airplane from the new 737 Completion and Delivery Center in Zhoushan, China. Air China received the first plane, marking a new era in Boeing's partnership with the Chinese aviation industry.  

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