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September 13, 2017

Viking Air Mulls Plans To Build CL-415 Water Bomber In Calgary, Canada

But Many Hurdles Remain Before Manufacturing Can Begin

A plan to manufacture a new version of the CL-415 water bomber in Calgary, Canada has been approved by the Viking Air Ltd. board of directors, which analysts say could bring up to 900 new jobs to the region. That could be an economic boon for the city which is currently struggling in the face of low energy prices and high unemployment.

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Air Canada's Lockheed 10-A Takes To The Skies

Tour Marks The Airline's 80th Anniversary

In honor of Air Canada's 80th anniversary, Air Canada's Lockheed 10A vintage aircraft is taking to the skies across Canada. After taking off last Friday from Vancouver, BC, the L-10A made overnight stops as well as fuel stops at airports across Canada, and will be on public display at the Royal Aviation Museum in Winnipeg on September 13 and 14.

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Bombardier Releases 20-Year 2017-2036 Market Forecast

Shows Strong Opportunities For The 60- To 150- Seat Segment

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft has released its 20-year Market Forecast for the 60- to 150-seat segment. According to this new 2017-2036 Market Forecast, the 60- to 150-seat seat segment will be a catalyst to further growth, market penetration and airline profitability.

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TSA At Charlotte Douglas International Airport Security Unveils 9/11 Artifact

Steel Beam Was Part Of The World Trade Center

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials from Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) today unveiled a section of a steel beam that was salvaged from the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.

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Labor Unions, Civil Rights, Progressive Groups Unite To Oppose ATC Privatization

PASS Joins 30 Other Groups To Craft 'Strongly Worded Letter' To Lawmakers

The Professional Aviation Safety Specialists (PASS), AFL-CIO, along with 36 other unions, civil rights groups and progressive associations representing thousands of employees across the country, united to send a strongly-worded letter to lawmakers on Capitol Hill late last week opposing any efforts to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system.

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SpiceJet Looks Into Amphibious Operations

Quest Kodiak Aircraft Would Be Used To Establish The Service

Indian carrier SpiceJet is reportedly looking at adding seaplane/amphibious operations to its portfolio through a deal with Japan’s Setouchi Holdings, the owner of Idaho-based Quest Aircraft which manufactures Kodiak airplanes.

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AD: Airbus Airplanes

AD NUMBER: 2017-18-18

PRODUCT: All Airbus Model A350-941 airplanes.

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Limited Service Resumes At Florida International Airports

Hurricane Irma Forced Closure Of Airports Across The State

International Airport in Florida are slowly resuming service following closures due to Hurricane Irma, which brought devastating winds and flooding to much of the state.

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