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ATW News | The first CSeries CS300 for launch operator airBaltic is on the final assembly line at Bombardier Commercial Aircraft’s plant in Mirabel, near Montreal. FULL ARTICLE |
| The top Republican and top Democrat on the US Senate Science, Commerce and Transportation Committee have introduced a bipartisan FAA reauthorization bill that does not include any proposal to remove air traffic control (ATC) from FAA, delivering a serious blow to the effort to create an independent ATC corporation. FULL ARTICLE |
| Santiago-based LATAM Airlines Group posted a net loss of $219.3 million for 2015, nearly doubling its 2014 net loss of $109.8 million. FULL ARTICLE |
| SAS Scandinavian Airlines posted a first-quarter FY2015/2016 net loss of SEK246 million ($28.7 million), narrowed from a SEK640 million net loss a year ago. FULL ARTICLE |
| African low-cost carrier fastjet has issued a third profit warning in a year and has said it may have to raise further funds later in 2016. FULL ARTICLE |
ATW Editor's Blog | Karen Walker Former Continental Airlines CEO Gordon Bethune’s attack on United Airlines this week is troubling. FULL ARTICLE |
Other News ATW Plus (Premium Content) | Qatar Airways, which announced major route expansion for 2016/17 at ITB Berlin, warned the A320neo delivery delay may affect growth plans. FULL ARTICLE |
Premium News Subscription Air Transport World magazine | Airlines are scathing on Single European Sky progress, but no clear solutions in sight. FULL ARTICLE |
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