Daily Aviation Brief – 19/11/2018
Acumen Aviation Newsletters:
China Aviation Industry Newsletter 12 November: http://bit.ly/2B0z1yb
India Aviation Industry Newsletter 12 November: http://bit.ly/2T4QPz2
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 12 November: http://bit.ly/2QAyt7n
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 12 November: http://bit.ly/2PqnkJI
USA Aviation Industry Newsletter 12 November: http://bit.ly/2T4y3Yu
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
Fourth Boeing 737 MAX 8 for Ethiopian Airlines delivered through Dublin Airport: http://bit.ly/2TiW2TY
Ryanair fleet grows to 452 Boeing 737-800 aircraft: http://bit.ly/2RYPXdV
Aircraft Update:
OY-JZL Boeing 737-804 c/n 32904 JetTime at Shannon 16/11/18 after paint prior delivery ex SE-DZV.
OY-YCN ATR72-212A(600) c/n 966 Nordic Aviation Capital Ferried Toulouse-Francazal-Billund 15/11/18 in all white colours ex PR-ATR.
SP-RSR Boeing 737-800 c/n 44799 Ryanair Sun Position London Stansted-Warsaw Modlin 15/11/18 after transfer ex EI-GDB.
5B-DCY Airbus A320-214 c/n 2920 Sky High V Co Ferried Larnaca-Lourdes 16/11/18 in Cobalt Air colours.
Global Aviation News:
British Airways trials access to digital titles in lounges and inflight
Copa Airlines to sell six E190s from 2019, as Wingo swaps B737-700s for -800s
Delta orders 10 additional A330-900neos to replace older widebody jets, facilitate measured growth
Emirates Group announces half-year performance for 2018-19
Read more: https://newsroom.aviator.aero/emirates-group-announces-half-year-performance-for-2018-19/
Eurowings to implement turn around buffers in summer 2019 to avoid delays
Read more: https://blueswandaily.com/eurowings-to-implement-turn-around-buffers-in-summer-2019-to-avoid-delays/
Gulf Air And Etihad Airways To Explore Greater Cooperation Following Bahrain Airshow MOU Signing
Icelandair: Conclusion of Bondholders’ meeting
SIA hopes for greater liberalisation in Southeast Asia
Tata’s National Service Won’t Be Enough to Save Jet Airways
‘Trump Effect’ or No, Tourists Are Coming Back
Why Airlines Don’t Want You to Fly Basic Economy
Read more: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-11-16/why-airlines-don-t-want-you-to-fly-basic-economy
Irish Aviation News:
Aer Lingus AerClub reaches one million members
Dublin Airport T1 Departures resurfaced as part of €10m spending programme
Irish airlines ask the EU for grace period on ownership rules
Rhona Winchester to Join Travelport Ireland
Ryanair launches winter services to Luxembourg and Frankfurt
Uncertainty remains over flights, warns Dublin airport boss
When Dublin Airport got a space-age restaurant
Read more: https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/heritage/when-dublin-airport-got-a-space-age-restaurant-1.3669277
Tweet Picks:
@e_russell Azul is in “very tough discussions with Airbus on when” it will take its first A330neos. Both TAP and Delta face year-long delivery delays.
@ghimlay .@CopaAirlines CFO says the sale of up to six E190s will deliver an annual benefit of $10 million. The move will lead to “higher long-term efficiencies and structurally lower unit costs leading to higher profit”, says CEO.
@ghimlay .@CopaAirlines’ low-cost affiliate @wingo is finally growing – by just a bit. It will upgauge its four 737-700s to 737-800s in 2019, and Copa will transfer another 738, likely to be based in Panama Pacifico, says CEO @PedroHeilbron.
@ghimlay .@jetblue received a handful of slots at MEX from DL-AM divestiture, but CEO says it’s an “ongoing struggle” to make them work in an environment dominated by the two airlines
@ghimlay .@CopaAirlines CEO thinks late 2020 will be the earliest timeframe when a three-way JV with @Avianca and @united could go into effect, expects 1.5 years for regulatory approvals from various countries. (Airlines have not firmed up a joint venture deal yet among themselves)
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