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June 30, 2017

Southwest Airlines To Consolidate Cuba Service With Focus On Havana

Scheduled Service To Varadero And Santa Clara To End Labor Day 2017

 Southwest Airlines Co. has announced that it will concentrate its future service to Cuba in Havana (HAV) and will cease operations in both Varadero (VRA) and Santa Clara (SNU) at the end of day on Monday, Sept. 4, 2017.

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AviaAM Financial Leasing China Delivers Fourth New Airbus To Aeroflot

Russian Flag Carrier Will Operate The Aircraft For 12 Years

A joint venture of AviaAM Leasing and Henan Civil Aviation Development and Investment Company (HNCA) – AviaAM Financial Leasing China has acquired a fourth Airbus A320 family aircraft which has been delivered from Airbus' facilities in Toulouse, France.

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Thales Expands In Singapore

Becomes The Group's Largest Hub For Repair Activities Worldwide

Thales in Singapore has optimized its avionics operations to grow its local industrial footprint and build capacity for the future. Thales started its commercial avionics operations in Singapore over forty years ago and now produces key systems for the Airbus A320, A350 and Boeing 787 fleets. Singapore houses one of three avionics repair sites for the Group, with the other two located in Chatellerault, France and Piscataway, NJ.

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DHS Secretary John F. Kelly Announces New Aviation Security Enhancements

Laptop Ban Not Included In The New Measures

Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly has announced enhanced security screening measures for all commercial flights to the United States. In his announcement, Secretary Kelly said that the first attack on a commercial flight came in 1934, when a bomb took down a United Airlines flight from Chesterton, Indiana to Chicago. All on board were killed, and the case was never solved.

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SWAPA Applauds Flags Of Convenience Amendment To H.R. 2997

Amendment Introduced By Aviation Subcommittee Chairman Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ)

The Southwest Airlines Pilots' Association (SWAPA) is grateful for Chairman Frank LoBiondo's unwavering commitment to the American worker and the enforcement of our Open Skies Agreements. During debate of the FAA bill, known as the 21st Century AIRR Act (H.R. 2997), SWAPA Government Affairs and our Southwest Airlines counterparts, as well as many other domestic carriers and aviation labor unions, joined forces to support an amendment offered by Chairman LoBiondo of the Aviation Subcommittee, to fix the Department of Transportation's process for consideration of Foreign Air Carrier Permits.

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A4A Urges DHS To Work With Stakeholders On Enhanced Global Security Measures

Raises Concerns About Potential, Unnecessary Frustrating Consequences For The Flying Public

Airlines for America (A4A) is urging the Administration to maintain its focus on a risk-based approach to aviation security, and to work collaboratively with airlines and airports to effectively implement the new security directives outlined by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

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