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All News

May 09, 2018

Air France KLM CEO Resigns Following Staff Vote On Pay

Employees Rejected A 7 Percent Pay Increase Over 4 Years

Air France KLM CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac says he will resign from the post following a vote by Air France employees rejecting a 7 percent pay increase over 4 years.

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Norwegian Says 'No' To IAG Takeover Bid

Says The Larger Group Is Undervaluing The Budget Carrier

International Airline Group has tendered two offers to take over Norwegian Airlines, which the budget carrier has rejected saying that the offers "undervalue" the airline.

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United Airlines Increases To Daily Service Between Houston And Havana

Will Launch The Daily Fights July 20

United Airlines today announced it is increasing service between Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport and Havana's José Martí International Airport beginning July 20. Subject to government approval, United will operate the new daily service with either Boeing 737-800 mainline aircraft or Embraer E175 regional aircraft operated by Mesa Airlines as United Express.

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Angolan Consortium Signs Firm Purchase Agreement For 6 Bombardier Q400s

Order Valued At Some $198 Million

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft announced today that it has signed a firm purchase agreement for six new Q400 aircraft with African Aero Trading on behalf of the consortium forming Air Connection Express, Transportes Aereos S.A, based in Luanda, Republic of Angola.

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CALC, ARI Complete Redelivery, Export And Lease Of A 20-Year-Old A321

Showcases Capabilities In Aircraft Full Value-Chain Asset Management

CALC has joined hands with its associate company Aircraft Recycling International Limited (ARI) by utilizing flexible aircraft asset management capabilities and rich international second-hand aircraft market resources, to complete the redelivery, export and lease of China's first Airbus A321 which was imported 20 years ago. The Group has received this end-of-lease aircraft from Sichuan Airlines, and subsequently leased to Danish Air Transport (DAT), showcasing the Group's distinctive capability in aircraft full value-chain asset management.

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FAA Issues Emergency Order Of Suspension For Island Airlines

Carrier Would Not Allow FAA Inspectors To Examine Aircraft Or Records

The FAA has issued an Emergency Order of Suspension against Island Airlines, LLC, of the U.S. Virgin Islands, for not allowing the agency to inspect the company’s aircraft and records.

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Republic Airways Pilot Receives Minority Achievers Award

Center For Leadership Development In Indianapolis Honors Capt. Ryan Lynch, As Founder Of Aviation-Based Indianapolis ACE Academy

Republic Airways Capt. Ryan Lynch, founder of the Indianapolis Aviation Career Education (ACE) Academy sponsored by Republic Airways, has been recognized for business and industry achievement by the Center for Leadership Development (CLD) in Indianapolis. Lynch accepted the award during the recent 38th annual Minority Achievers Awards ceremony at the Indiana Convention Center, which drew hundreds of Central Indiana’s most influential business, educational and civic leaders to honor those making a difference in today’s minority youth community.

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