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Published on March 19th, 2019 | by Alan Dwyer

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Daily Aviation Brief – 19/03/2019

Acumen Aviation Newsletters 11 March:

China Aviation Industry Newsletter 11 Marchhttp://bit.ly/2TyL1BJ
 
India Aviation Industry Newsletter 11 Marchhttp://bit.ly/2J6ebU8
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 11 March: http://bit.ly/2NVTqcs
 
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 11 Marchhttp://bit.ly/2J57d1C
 
North America Newsletter 11 Marchhttp://bit.ly/2VU6emz
Irish Aviation Research Institute Blog Posts:
First Boeing 787 Dreamliner arrives in Shannon for Maintenance: http://bit.ly/2TbzL9n
G-RUKA Boeing 737-8AS Ryanair UK enters revenue service: http://bit.ly/2Td2Pxq
Aircraft Update:
B-307V Airbus A320-251N c/n 8371 Qingdao Airlines at Toulouse-Francazal 17/03/19 prior delivery ex EI-GIB.
OE-LOZ Airbus A320-232 c/n 2838 Laudamotion parked at Vienna 14/03/19 ex PR-MBD.
Global Aviation News:
Amsterdam Becomes Second Short Haul Level Base
Are airline open skies still open in the US?
 
Australia-Bali airline market: Lion’s Malindo expands. AirAsia X next?
Boeing 737 MAX Accidents Leave A Trail Of Uncertainty For Airlines And Aircraft Leasing Companies
Boeing 737 Max Planes Could Take Six Months to Fix, Cost More Than $500 Million, Analysts Say
Etihad Airways Reports an Annual Loss of $1.28bn
 
Lufthansa Pares Growth Plans After Fare War Weighs on Profit
 
North Atlantic space-based aircraft surveillance begins in March
Swiss to launch long-haul premium economy
US Big 3 airlines: improving metrics & Delta broadens brand
Irish Aviation News:
Aer Lingus adds A321neo LR Philadelphia service from Sep 2019
Cork Airport’s Growth Continues With New Ryanair Katowice Route
 
Dubrovnik has the potential to become the favorite destination of Irish tourists
Farranfore base for oil choppers
FPG Amentum and FPG arrange the acquisition of an A320-200 on lease to ANA Holdings
 
Ryanair launches extra UK flights to Alicante in peak season
Ryanair launches new Billund to Dublin route
Ryanair reveals new Nordic routes 
Ryanair Sun to be Rebranded as Buzz in Autumn 2019
 
‘The Irish Times’ Business Person of the Month: Dómhnal Slattery
Tweet Picks:
@AeronewsRO Boeing could need between 3-6 months to fix and install new software on #737MAX aircraft. The repairs could cost at least $500 million and delay deliveries of new planes on order, analysts estimate.
@jonostrower Citing financial disclosure rules, Boeing has declined to provide the number of 737 Max aircraft in the hands of customers globally as of the date of grounding. Until then, the number from the FAA stands at 387 as of March 11, 74 in the U.S. #JT610 #ET302/
@ThierryU Any slight or attack on Ethiopian Airlines quickly felt like a personal attack. We’ve probably never been as protective of or embraced @flyethiopian as tightly as we have over there last few days. #AfricaUnites #WereAllEthiopian.
@Vinamralongani Make hay while the sun shines couldn’t be more apt. No airline will cancel their orders especially because the next best alternative is booked for years. This is nothing but  rethoric which will help airlines negotiate a huge compensation from @Boeing #BOEING737MAX.
@WandrMe Just confirmed with @AireonLLC CEO Don Thoma that the company did deliver data to Transport Canada overnight, helping to drive the decision to ground the #737MAX. #AvGeek #ET302.
Video Picks:
Airbus Jetblue Sustainable Fuel Project
AirAsia 4Q & FY2018 Analysts & Investors Briefing
CASA Safety Video – History of human factors
Flying into Tough Airports: Kathmandu, Nepal – AINtv
Shane Ross Comments on Package Holiday Directive

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