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February 24, 2016

ICAO And Uruguay Partner On Recent Aviation Safety Improvements

Resoles Significant Safety Concerns In That Country

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) confirmed earlier this week that a series of recent assistance and capacity-building measures under its ‘No Country Left Behind’ initiative have led to the resolution of two civil aviation Significant Safety Concerns (SSCs) in Uruguay.

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Boeing Bullish On SC Plant Production Rates

Looking Ahead To Manufacture Of The 787-10

Boeing officials in South Carolina are confident that the plant is ready for both a ramp up in production to 12 Dreamliners per month and the move of the 787-10 to the final assembly process in the North Charleston facility.

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MTU Aero Engines Scores High At Singapore Airshow

Takes Orders Valued At About $570 Million For Geared Turbofan Engines

This year’s Singapore Airshow was deemed a major success by German engine manufacturer MTU Aero Engines. The company says it secured orders worth over 500 million euros (approx. $570 million), scoring especially high  with PurePower PW1000G-family geared turbofan (GTF) engines.

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Muilenburg Elected Chairman Of Boeing Board Of Directors

Succeeds James McNerney, Who Is Stepping Down From The Board

The Boeing board of directors has elected Dennis A. Muilenburg as its next chairman, effective March 1. He succeeds W. James (Jim) McNerney, Jr., who is stepping down from the board, while Boeing independent Lead Director Kenneth M. Duberstein continues in that role.

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IATA Calls On Thai Government To Shore Up Competitiveness

Says Thailand Needs To Address Safety, Capacity, And Cost Issues

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called on the government of Thailand to address urgently safety, capacity and cost issues to keep Thailand’s aviation sector competitive.

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ALPA: Keep U.S. Airline Pilot Qualifications Strong

Airline Business Decisions Determine Smaller Community Air Service, Not Pilot Availability

Two new fact sheets have been released by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) that reveal that a credible analysis of the data contradicts any claim that a pilot shortage is causing airlines to stop serving smaller communities and discredits calls by some airlines to weaken pilot qualification and training rules that make air transportation safer for passengers and air cargo shippers.

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