15 Oct 2024

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• China Aviation Industry Newsletter                            
• India Aviation Industry Newsletter                       
• Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter         
• Irish Commercial Aircraft Update         
• North America Newsletter

     

• Air Astana operates one of the longest Airbus A321LR flights
• Emerald Airlines to operate Groningen to Ireland West Airport S25 charter
• Ethiopian Airlines 19th B737 MAX delivered through Dublin

     

• EI-LDA Airbus A300F4-605R c/n 855 ASL Airlines Ireland Delivered Budapest-Shannon 10/10/24 ex B-LDA.
• TC-LBF Airbus A320-271N c/n 8101 AJet Delivered to Istanbul 07/10/24 ex VT-IVG.  
• Rimini selected as host destination for Routes Europe 2026
• SriLankan Airlines ‘too important to the country’ to sell, says incoming government
• Strike averted at Air Canada as pilots agree to 42pc age increase
• The EU postpones implementation of EES system again
• Titan Airways removes fleet’s youngest A321P2F
• Vietjet Air and CFM International sign agreement  

• Dublin Airport passenger cap 'will get removed at a point in time' - DAA CEO Kenny Jacobs
• EY CEO Outlook: From tech to tourism with Alice Mansergh, CEO of Tourism Ireland
• IAA Final Decision on the Summer 2025 Coordination Parameters at Dublin Airport
• IIEA In Conversation with IATAD DG Willie Walsh Dublin 16th October
• Jackson Square Aviation Closes $150m Pre-Delivery Payment facility with Frontier Airlines
• Transferring flights to regional airports will not solve Dublin passenger cap problems, Ryanair warns

• @AirCanada We welcome the ratification vote by pilots on a new 4-year collective agreement. The agreement recognizes the pilot contributions and sets foundation for airline’s growth.
• @AviationWeek . @airarabiagroup has been leasing additional capacity while waiting for the 120 @Airbus A320 family aircraft that it has on order, with initial neo deliveries now anticipated in the second half of 2025, followed by A321XLRs from 2027.
• @AviationWeek Embraer is developing a pilot training program for the industry’s first automatic takeoff system, which is to be introduced first on the E2 regional jet family.
• @AviationWeek Saudi Arabian LCC Flyadeal, which currently operates a single wet-leased Airbus A330, is planning to order A330s or Boeing 787s by the end of 2024.

• Building a Sky-High Brand: Delta Air Lines Strategies for Entrepreneurs
• Hawaiian Air interim CEO details what's next following landmark acquisition
• India's Airport Expansion Plans Revealed: 29 New Airports In Smaller Towns