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Published on November 23rd, 2018 | by Alan Dwyer

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Daily Aviation Brief – 23/11/2018

Acumen Aviation Newsletters:

 
China Aviation Industry Newsletter 19 Novemberhttp://bit.ly/2Q6XpX8
India Aviation Industry Newsletter 19 Novemberhttp://bit.ly/2Aehz7R
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 19 November: http://bit.ly/2qVZOG1
 
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 19 Novemberhttp://bit.ly/2OS0sOm
USA Aviation Industry Newsletter 19 November: http://bit.ly/2Q1AYTp
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
 
Fourth Boeing 737 MAX 8 for Ethiopian Airlines delivered through Dublin Airporthttp://bit.ly/2TiW2TY
Ryanair fleet grows to 452 Boeing 737-800 aircraft: http://bit.ly/2RYPXdV
Aircraft Update:
 
G-FDZA Boeing 737-8K5 c/n 35134 TUI Airways Ferried Abu Dhabi-Shannon 21/11/18 prior return to lessor.
SE-RTA Boeing 737 MAX 8 c/n 42835 Norwegian Air Sweden Delivered Boeing Field-Stockholm Arlanda 20/11/18.
5B-DCR Airbus A320-232 c/n 928 GECAS Ferried Larnaca-Lourdes 21/11/18 in Cobalt Air colours.
Global Aviation News:
 
Airbus and Red Wings Prepare for A220 Russia Introduction
Air India Revives Plans To Raise Rs 500 Crore; To Sell Aircraft
Easyjet Aiming For Zero Tech Delays With Skywise
EasyJet Says Summer Bookings Higher Despite Brexit Concerns
EU and Asean Head for New Round of Open Skies Talks
Flybe is in urgent need of a new strategy
 
Jet2.com to grow 12% in S19; Birmingham poised to be fastest-growing base; London Stansted to be busier than home base of Leeds Bradford
 
Rossiya Concentrates On Airbus Maintenance, Outsources Most Boeing Work
Smooth Ride to Defy India Carriers Despite Modi’s Jet-Tata Match
These are the 8 best premium economy cabins in the skies
UIA expects new decline in airport fees in Ukraine thanks to low cost airlines
 
Wizz Air plans 2019 resumption of its Ukrainian subsidiary
Irish Aviation News:
 
Boeing 737 Narrowly Avoided Disaster in Belfast After Crew Error
Dublin jet lessor SMBC to land $1bn balance-sheet boost
EasyJet profits take off – but Belfast at ‘virtual capacity point’
Norwegian Air cutting frequency of Stewart flights to Dublin and Shannon from 12 January 
Ryanair Adds Thessaloniki – Tel Aviv Service to 2019 Summer Schedule
Ryanair boss writes angry letter to Dutch MPs about hearing invite
Ryanair says not seeing any Brexit impact, well-prepared for no-deal
Shannon adds new summer service for 2019 as Ryanair embarks upon East Midlands
 
Transavia fills part of the gap left by Ryanair
 
43 million passengers approved! “We are going to account for up to half the growth in London in the next 10 years” – London Stansted Airport CEO Ken O’Toole
Tweet Picks:
 
@BoeingAirplanes The 787th 787 #Dreamliner is freshly painted! This jet will soon join China Southern’s fleet. With 210+ new non-stop routes around the world, the largest windows and other cabin comforts, it’s no wonder passengers love it. @CSAIRGlobal.
@HelsinkiAirport *In 2018 Helsinki Airport has been awarded the best airport in the Northern Europe by SkyTrax.
@juliejohnsson @Airbus is looking for engineers to develop digital production systems for an A350neo and a new-single aisle to eventually replace its cash-cow A320, @_benkatz reports. The rates are astounding: 20/mo and 100/mo, respectively.
@McWhirterAlex Over the past year @KLM achieved an overall load factor of which any LCC would be proud. But beware of more ancillary fees in 2019 as this efficient airline seeks to drive revenue. via @luchtvaart.
@WandrMe There’s also a special, additional goods and services credit from Airbus to JetBlue for any A321neo frames that convert to the LR model “to support entry into service.” This is on top of the normal credits and discounts associated with the master agreement between the two.
Video Picks:
 
Airlines are shrinking bathrooms. Passengers say it’s ‘ridiculous.’
Booking CEO says travel sites are flying higher
Jayant Sinha On Aviation Sector Woes
Mark Martin: Expect Tata-SIA To Buyout Etihad Stake In Jet Airways #BQ
Travel and the Future of Cities

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