Daily Aviation Brief – 23/06/2020
Acumen Aviation Newsletters:
Acumen Aviation Launches Certificate Program In Aircraft Mid-Term Lease Inspection: https://bit.ly/3d8djbb
China Aviation Industry Newsletter 22 June: https://bit.ly/3erTBbO
India Aviation Industry Newsletter 22 June: https://bit.ly/3fJut0D
Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter 22 June: https://bit.ly/3hSj9Ry
Irish Commercial Aircraft Update 22 June: https://bit.ly/2NkqdbI
North America Newsletter 22 June: https://bit.ly/2NmhqWS
Aircraft Update:
G-JECL DHC 8-402 c/n 4114 Flybe Ferried Exeter-Niederrhein 19/06/20 for onward storage.
G-PRPN DHC8-402 c/n 4213 Flybe Ferried Exeter-Niederrhein 19/06/20 for onward storage.
Global Aviation News:
A big hint that British Airways will retire its 747s soon
Read more: https://paxex.aero/2020/06/british-airways-747-fleet-pilot-training-suspended-2/
London City flyers point to clearing skies
Read more: https://media.londoncityairport.com/restart-strong-customer-demand/
Nayak Sees Recovering European Market, Looks For Acquisitions
Read more: https://aviationweek.com/mro/nayak-sees-recovering-european-market-looks-acquisitions
Poland scraps aircraft capacity restrictions
Read more: https://www.routesonline.com/news/29/breaking-news/291940/poland-scraps-aircraft-capacity-restrictions/
Spain’s airport operator discounts fees to nurse flights back into sky
Read more: https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-spain-aena/spains-airport-operator-discounts-fees-to-nurse-flights-back-into-sky-idUSE8N29W01F
Spirit Airlines – Positioned Well For An Airline Recovery
Read more: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4354815-spirit-airlines-positioned-well-for-airline-recovery
Swoop Seeks Airport Partners to Lead Economic Recovery
Read more: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/swoop-seeks-airport-partners-to-lead-economic-recovery-809032984.html
While there is a clear sentiment to travel, when the majority of travellers will truly feel comfortable to fly seems to be stretching further and further to the right
Read more: https://blueswandaily.com/while-there-is-a-clear-sentiment-to-travel-when-the-majority-of-travellers-will-truly-feel-comfortable-to-fly-seems-to-be-stretching-further-and-further-to-the-right/
Wizz Air to launch first operational base in Russia
Read more: http://www.rusaviainsider.com/wizz-air-to-launch-first-operational-base-in-russia/
Irish Aviation News:
Air India Flight 182 – online commemoration of 35th anniversary of 1985 crash off Cork, Ireland reports
Read more: https://www.thecork.ie/2020/06/21/air-india-flight-182-online-commemeration-of-35th-anniversary-of-1985-crash-off-cork-ireland/
Aviation Recovery Task Force – Records of Meetings 12th and 19th June
Read more: https://www.gov.ie/en/publication/8298b-aviation-recovery-task-force-records-of-meetings-12th-and-19th-june/
Drop of 1.5 million passengers at Irish airports in Q1 – CSO
Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2020/0617/1147967-cso-aviation-figures/
Emirates to add flights from Dublin to Auckland from 1st July
Read more:
O’Leary to the fore as Ryanair ramps up its marketing machine
Read more: https://www.irishtimes.com/business/transport-and-tourism/o-leary-to-the-fore-as-ryanair-ramps-up-its-marketing-machine-1.4281727
Post Enactment Report Aircraft Noise (Dublin Airport) Regulation Act 2019 (No. 12 of 2019)
Read more: https://ptfs-oireachtas.s3.amazonaws.com/DriveH/AWData/Library3/Documents%20Laid/pdf/TTSdoclaid170620_170620_141247.pdf
Shannon Airport ready to reopen to travelling public on 1st July
Read more: http://clareherald.com/2020/06/shannon-airport-ready-to-reopen-to-travelling-public-11877/
Tweet Picks:
@ArtifactsHub Sixty-five years after it crash-landed on a beach in Wales, an American P-38 fighter plane has emerged from the surf and sand where it lay buried.
@JohnLStrickland 5/ Without at least some 747’s coming back, BA doesnt have enough other widebodies to ramp up programme significantly, 787’s / A350’s & some 777’s are moderately busy even now on the mainly cargo programme but with little TransAtlantic activity compared to a typical summer.
@SpaethFlies Mid-June seems to mark the comeback of commercial aviation. For the first time since late March, there are more active than stored airlines, according to @cirium #avgeek.
@winglets747 Air cargo rates: demand naturally decreasing from peaks but price comparisons are skewed. Cargo is billed on weight, yet recent demand has been for lightweight masks etc. Rates partially increased since a pallet of masks wouldn’t generate as much revenue as a pallet of iPads.
@worldexplorerh1 Europes flights starting to take off but the UK and Ireland are still stalled. Fingers crossed for a good R number so that we can start travelling again.
Video Picks:
Airlines see increase in ridership as Americans begin to fly again
https://youtu.be/n_tO4dkB5vg
Let’s Go Further Together | Qatar Airways
https://youtu.be/fAOttsLS8Kw
Seaport Global analyst explains why he’s bullish on airlines
https://youtu.be/5BEBK4JUr0c
United Airlines pledges loyalty program for $5 billion loan
https://youtu.be/guz_dq2TdIU
US DOT Loosens China Travel Restrictions
https://youtu.be/wgRfcZAljoA
About the Author
Trevor Buckley Blogger Irish Aviation Research Institute/ FlI Commercial Aviation News Curator/ Voted 7th in #Avgeek100 2013/ Twitter @IrishAero
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