23 Oct 2023
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- China Aviation Industry Newsletter
- India Aviation Industry Newsletter
- Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter
- Irish Commercial Aircraft Update
- North American Aviation Newsletter
- Aer Lingus Regional bases 7th ATR72 at Belfast City, boosts frequencies
- Lynx Air secures permission for Ireland-Northern Ireland services
- LOT Polish Airlines Targets Dublin route
- EI-IHW Boeing 737-8200 c/n 67089 Ryanair Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 18/10/23 (Aircraft Number 126).
- HS-THR Airbus A350-941 c/n 245 Thai International Delivered Malta-Bangkok 16/10/23 ex OE-IPK.
- OE-IPF Airbus A320-232 c/n 4247 Fly2Sky Ferried Sofia-Lagos 14/10/23 for wet-lease to United Nigeria.
- ACI Europe Director: Multiple Threats To Industry Recovery
- Airbus and Embraer forecast supply-chain improvements amid airline frustration
- Air France to reorganise domestic traffic based on own hub in Paris CDG and Transavia hub in Paris Orly
- Analysis: SAS ‘rescue’ mirrors Lufthansa deal for Italy’s ITA
- CMA issues final determination in Heathrow Airport appeals
- Gulf Airlines To Commit To Big Dubai Airshow Orders
- Honeywell Forecast Sees Strong Appetite For Bizjets
- 737 Classics find airspace in Latin America
- Aer Lingus UK posted €5m profit as Manchester routes took off
- Aeroflot Resolves Lease Disputes with Irish Lessors
- Airport revamp is good news for NI
- Dublin Airport in talks with airlines on staying below 32m passenger ‘cap’ for flights
- Eoghan Corry Talks Travel - October 2023
- How the daa is establishing a blueprint for sustainable airport operations
- Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary charts flight path to continued growth
- @AviationWeekMRO Delta Air Lines is anticipating the Pratt & Whitney PW1000G accelerated inspection program will have minimal impact on its Airbus A321neo fleet.
- @AviationWeekMRO Kellstrom Aerospace asserts proactive planning, infrastructure investments, workforce development and other factors will be crucial for meeting growing demand.
- @AviationWeekMRO Lufthansa Technik Malta is moving into heavy maintenance for Boeing 787 aircraft. The firm will invest “several” million euros in training, tooling and materials, with the goal of starting base maintenance services for the 787 in spring 2024.
- @AvWeekSean The FAA has approved Boeing’s plan to retrofit 737NG nacelles. Deadline is July 31, 2028. Service bulletins must be out by the end of 2024, paving the way for work to start. If mandated globally, ~6000 aircraft could be affected, depending on retirements.
- Air India CEO To NDTV: Aligned With Centre On Making India Aviation Hub Like Dubai
- American Airlines CEO Robert Isom: I see robust demand going into 2024
- Building a resilient future with Emirates Chairman Sir Tim Clark
- United Airlines trying out new boarding process to alleviate boarding bottlenecks
