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February 21, 2019

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DOT urged to fully enforce bill on secondary cockpit barriers

Ben Goldstein

Two US senators have called on the Department of Transportation (DOT) to fully enforce a law designed to thwart potential hijackings aboard commercial aircraft, arguing that airlines have deliberately misinterpreted the law to avoid the new requirements.


European Commission’s no-deal Brexit plan gets provisional approval

Alan Dron

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The European Parliament and the Council of the European Union (EU) have reached provisional agreement on the European Commission’s proposal to ensure basic air services between the UK and the EU in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Air Canada leverages flexibility of rouge, Express fleets

Sean Broderick

Recently announced changes to Air Canada’s network reflect added flexibility the airline has in two recently revamped agreements that affect how the airline can deploy its rouge subsidiary and Air Canada Express-contracted fleets.

IATA: Accident rate up in 2018, but overall trend positive

Victoria Moores

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IATA’s latest safety figures show commercial-airline accident rates increased in 2018, up from a record low in 2017, although long-term trends remain positive.

Zeitfracht to take over Lufthansa’s regional LGW subsidiary

Kurt Hofmann

Berlin-based logistics company Zeitfracht Group has acquired German regional airline LGW from the Lufthansa Group.

Qantas sees net profit fall 16% in fiscal 1H on international decline

Adrian Schofield

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Qantas reported falling profits in its international operation for the six months through Dec. 31, 2018, but the airline predicts competitive and cost pressure in the international market will ease this year.

Ryanair to open Toulouse base, add 50 French routes

Alan Dron

Ryanair will open a new base at Toulouse as part of its winter 2019 schedule, stationing two Boeing 737-800s there and more than doubling the number of routes it operates from the southwestern French city.

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Heathrow reports record profit in 2018
UTC still conservative on aftermarket growth projection
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Blogs

ATW Editor’s Blog: Adieu, A380
ATW Need I Say Moores blog: Is Europe at a turning point?

Photo Galleries

Gallery: Exclusive photos of Air Astana's E190 E2 in 'snow leopard' livery
Gallery: Airbus unveils first ANA A380 in sea turtle livery

ATW Photo Gallery-New Aircraft liveries-Before & After

Airline/Airport Data Snapshot

World Airlines Financial Results 4Q 2018    
World Airlines Financial Results Full-Year 2018 
Airbus & Boeing Commercial Aircraft Deliveries Full-Year 2018     
Airbus & Boeing Commercial Aircraft Orders Full-Year 2018 

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SpeedNews 33rd Annual Commercial Aviation Industry Suppliers Conference (ASC)
March 4-6, 2019, Beverly Hills, CA
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March 14, 2019, Washington, DC
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March 26, 2019, New York, NY  
Urban Air Mobility Conference 
April 9-10, 2019,  Atlanta, GA  

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