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Published on January 18th, 2019 |
by Trevor Buckley
Daily Aviation Brief – 18/01/2019
Acumen Aviation Newsletters:
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
Aircraft Update:
A6-FDP Boeing 737-8KN c/n 40243 FlyDubai Ferried Dubai-Bratislava-Shannon 17/01/19 on return to lessor.
TC-AAR Boeing 737-86N c/n 28624 Pegasus Airlines Ferried Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen-Woensdrecht 17/01/19 on return to lessor ex EI-DGZ.
Global Aviation News:
ACI Europe: No deal Brexit poses ‘immediate risk’ for EU airports
Air Canada studies dozens of potential A220 routes
Austrian Airlines presents its new strategy called #DriveTo25: Expansion of Vienna Flight Hub, Realignment of Decentralized Flight Traffic
Austrian Airlines Speeds Removal of Bombardier Q400s
Government Shutdown Grounds Two American Airlines Max 8s
Norwegian scraps free airport lounge access for premium passengers
Nunavut government hopes for new bidders to drum up competition in airline market
Stephenville mayor wants investigation into high airfare cost in N.L.
Superjet 100 production rates reduced by third in 2018
Tajikistan’s troubled national carrier ceases operations
UAE Rebuffs Open Skies Talks With the EU
Irish Aviation News:
Aer Lingus: Aer Lingus branding by Lippincott
Aer Lingus flights will not be grounded by no-deal Brexit – CEO
Aer Lingus unveils brand refresh as part of its strategy to become the leading value carrier across the North Atlantic
Belfast event focuses on aerospace growth opportunities
CDB Aviation Reports Record Activity and Growth in 2018, Executing Transactions for 107 Aircraft
Dublin Airport Capital Projects Update
Dublin Airport seeks contractors for €1bn worth of work
Gecas executive has aerial view of jet-lease industry
IPC Mouldings Signs Up to Women in Aviation and Aerospace Charter
Tweet Picks:
@JohnLStrickland Looking forward to hosting Q&A session with #IAG CEO Willie Walsh in Dublin this Sunday @AvClubUK first international dinner. Should be a great evening with some good craic!.
@WandrMe Lost aircraft are spectacularly rare and will soon be nearly impossible, thanks to new satellite technology from @AireonLLC. But the new system will do far more than that. This is the first major ATC tech upgrade in more than a generation.
@WandrMe The 787-10 will drop CASM TATL by 10%+ as it replaces older planes, but $UAL also expects RASM will dip slightly based on increased capacity and competition.
@WandrMe $UAL’s Kirby says unpredictable fuel costs are going to remain but that the carrier will not let them drive passenger-focused business decisions.
@WandrMe $UAL says the unit cost of flying pax on 737 MAX vs older 737s or smaller planes are in double digits. That’s impressive savings.
Video Picks:
Aer Lingus Revealing our brand new look
Airlines flying higher: 5 buys
Airlines worried about “knock-on effect” from government shutdown: JP Morgan
Could supersonic transport be making a comeback? | CNBC Reports
United CEO Oscar Munoz on Q4 earnings, China, government shutdown
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About the Author
Trevor Buckley Blogger Irish Aviation Research Institute/ FlI Commercial Aviation News Curator/ Voted 7th in #Avgeek100 2013/ Twitter @IrishAero