Daily Aviation Brief – 28/06/2018
- Acumen Aviation Newsletters:
China Aviation News Newsletter 25 June: http://bit.ly/2KlOjmz
India Aviation industry newsletter 25 June: http://bit.ly/2yC2cbD
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 25 June: http://bit.ly/2Kmashv
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 25 June: http://bit.ly/2MYZGPA
USA Aviation Industry Newsletter 25 June: http://bit.ly/2K4QtHK
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
Evelop launches new weekly Palma to Ireland West Airport charter series: http://bit.ly/2KeLArG
First United Airlines Boeing 777-300ER visits Dublin Airport: http://bit.ly/2MURjEL
Aircraft Update:
G-MADA Boeing 737-548 c/n 24919 Opel Investments Ferried Baneasa-Belgrade-Lasham 27/06/18 ex UR-GBF/EI-BXG/EI-CDB.
OE-LCN Airbus A321-211 c/n 6454 Anisec Luftfahrt Delivered Bratislava-Vienna 26/06/18 after paint into Level colours.
OE-LCR Airbus A321-211 c/n 6719 Anisec Luftfahrt Delivered Norwich-Vienna 26/06/18 after paint into Level colours.
Global Aviation News:
Air Belgium’s Charleroi selection has shown there is clearly life for long haul from European secondary-level city airports; Stansted is seeing similar success
Air Canada sees end date in sight for onboard newspapers
Read more: https://runwaygirlnetwork.com/2018/06/25/air-canada-sees-end-date-in-sight-for-onboard-newspapers/
AirAsia Group CEO calls for consumers to speak out against ‘unjustifiable’ airport fees
Air Travel is Changing with the Rise of Tech
Cathay Pacific’s new, long-range, fuel-efficient Airbus A350-1000 flies in to Hong Kong
Commission to EU27: Prepare airports for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit
Fuel & geopolitics force US airlines to revisit capacity projections
Heathrow’s $18.5 Billion License to Print Money
Read more: https://www.bloombergquint.com/opinion/2018/06/26/heathrow-s-18-5-billion-license-to-print-money
Iberia receives IAG’s first A350
Read more: https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/picture-iberia-receives-iags-first-a350-449738/
More US capacity cuts needed after Southwest cuts growth, analysts say
Read more: http://atwonline.com/airlines/more-us-capacity-cuts-needed-after-southwest-cuts-growth-analysts-say
New Zealand to launch £18 ‘tourist tax’ for visitors entering the country
Rise of low-cost carriers boosting Canada’s biggest secondary airports
Washington Dulles prospects improve as costs fall
Read more: https://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/washington-dulles-prospects-improve-as-costs-fall-448659/
Irish Aviation News:
Cork Airport key to EU tourist growth
Dáil Éireann debate – Tuesday, 26 June 2018 Dublin Airport new runway
IAG boss Willie Walsh slams £14bn plan to expand Heathrow
Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/iag-boss-willie-walsh-slams-14bn-plan-to-expand-heathrow-11417526
New easyJet flights from Belfast to Venice, Naples, Valencia and Isle of Man create 45 jobs
Norwegian adds Dublin – Hamilton service in S19
Ryanair axes Aberdeen to Malaga flights
Ryanair brings its low fares to Turkey
Ryanair launches one more flight from Ukraine to Poland – infrastructure minister
3 years on: How IAG’s purchase of Aer Lingus has played out for Irish tourism
Tweet Picks:
@Airlineroute OpenSkies is now using IATA code “LV”, appeared in the OAG since late-May 2018.
@e_russell Reducing costs per enplanement – the amount it costs an airline to board one passenger on a flight – is a big deal to expanding United’s @Dulles_Airport hub, attracting more airlines.
@e_russell United is bringing back some of the capacity it cut in Guam, two of its three GUM-NRT flights will shift to a 777 from a 737 in October.
@ghimlay Only 3% of CEOs at top 100 airlines are women, according to @FlightGlobal Airline Business survey cited here. That number has fallen since, with EasyJet’s McCall replaced by a man.
@ianbirrell If Airbus leaves the UK would lose tax revenues of £1.7bn, excluding social costs of subsequent redundancies. This firm’s revenues cover 21% of net UK cost of EU membership – & that’s just one company (via @Sywert). Underscores again the self-destructive stupidity of Brexit.
@JohnLStrickland Not yet clear whether @BoeingAirplanes MOM middle of market #aircraft will be the 757 like for like replacement or maybe more likely a bit bigger & twin aisle…that would be a different space to @airbus #A321NEO #airlines
Video Picks:
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