Daily Aviation Brief – 06/02/2019
Acumen Aviation Newsletters 4 February:
Acumen Announces Airbus A330 and 2- Reg CAMO Approval: http://bit.ly/2WAC6h0
China Aviation Industry Newsletter 4 February: http://bit.ly/2MOUiPt
India Aviation Industry Newsletter 4 February: http://bit.ly/2WG6dnt
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 4 February: http://bit.ly/2UEvrR0
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 4 February: http://bit.ly/2G8iwDR
USA Aviation Industry Newsletter 4 February: http://bit.ly/2DTROwF
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
Fifth Boeing 737 MAX 8 for Ethiopian Airlines Delivered over Dublin Airport: http://bit.ly/2UdUk5S
Ryanair’s Laudamotion scales up growth plans: http://bit.ly/2MD6XFm
Aircraft Update:
D-ABKJ Boeing 737-86J c/n 37749 TUIFly Ferried Hannover-Shannon 30/01/19 in Air Berlin colours for paint.
EI-GIM Boeing 737-86Q c/n 30289 Blue Panoranm Airlines at San José 29/01/19 in full cs prior delivery ex VP-CNG.
2-MMYD ATR72-212A(600) c/n 1187 Nordic Aviation Capital Ferried Sønderborg-Bydgoszcz 31/01/19.
Global Aviation News:
Airbus statement on commercial discussions with Emirates Airline
Read more: https://newsroom.aviator.aero/airbus-statement-on-commercial-discussions-with-emirates-airline/
Airlines’ ‘Mr. Fix It’ wants to save the world’s worst carrier
American Airlines takes delivery of its first A321neo
CFM Logs More Than 3,300 Engine Orders in 2018
Read more: https://newsroom.aviator.aero/cfm-news-release-cfm-logs-more-than-3-300-engine-orders-in-2018/
Emirates Forges Codeshare Partnership with China Southern Airlines
Read more: https://newsroom.aviator.aero/emirates-forges-codeshare-partnership-with-china-southern-airlines/
EU gives airlines deadline for no-deal Brexit
GetJet Airlines receives Its first widebody with delivery of Airbus A330-300
Qantas Acquires 19.9 Per Cent Stake In Alliance Airlines
Irish Aviation News:
Aer Lingus Hartford aircraft changes from July 2019
Car hire mogul bids to build airport campus
DAA plan to axe taxiways set to cut runway cost
Design: Reaction to the Aer Lingus rebrand
dnata Travel announces 63.5% increase in UAE visitors to Ireland in 2018
IAG CEO Willie Walsh – No-deal Brexit would not impact passenger numbers
Ryanair Reports Q3 Loss Of €20m (Excl Lauda) Lower Fares Leads To Stronger Growth As Competitors Fail
Tweet Picks:
@juliejohnsson Our story from Friday: Emirates is mulling topping up its 150-jet 777X order as part of a complex fleet strategy reboot. The 777-9, with seating for up to 425, would fill in for the A380 — *if* the latest deal is scrapped.
@nuts2406 Coffee grounds from all the F&B outlets in Bangalore Airport are packed for passengers to pick up and use in their kitchen gardens. What a great way of giving back.
@Schlangenstein Southwest Airlines will make its first flight to Hawaii this week as the next step in securing FAA ETOPs approval, CEO Gary Kelly tells workers. The airline hasn’t specified a day for the OAK-HNL flight.
@SimonCalder British passports. Until 29 March you are entitled to go anywhere in the EU up to and including the expiry date. In the event of a no-deal Brexit, a passport that expires in 14 months 29 days may be deemed by the UK government to have insufficient validity.
@talkairlines Air Senegal appears to have become the launch customer of the @STELIAAEROSPACE Opal model. The first Senegalese Airbus A330-900neo also features @SafranSeats 5810 in Premium Economy and what seems like Safran Z300 in Economy. IFE model is @SafranAerosys RAVE.
Video Picks:
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