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Kurt Hofmann

A Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Boeing 777-200 landed at Kabul’s Hamid Karzai International (KBL) on Sept. 13, marking the first foreign commercial flight to the country since the Taliban takeover.
 
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TSA increases penalty amounts for mask violations, Spirit Aero has won the largest chunk of funding of 313 aerospace businesses identified by the U.S. Department Of Transport, Australian regulators have blocked a Qantas-Japan airline pact and more. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news.
 
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As aviation inches toward meeting commitments of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050, more airlines, technology and fuel companies are teaming up on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) deals. And, as more manufacturers and airlines invest in hydrogen-electric propulsion aircraft, the work has just begun on initiatives to help airports gain knowledge on the feasibility, potential and handling of electric-powered aircraft.
 
Europe's capacity recovery has stalled in the week commencing 6-Sep-2021. Total seat numbers are 34.1% below 2019 levels, which is 0.9ppts worse than last week (week commencing 30-Aug-2021). The slide is not vast, but it is a change of direction after four months of improving data and then five weeks on a plateau.
 
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What are the ongoing technical challenges and costs of aircraft storage and return to service? What are the consequences for MROs and how are they managing the checks and maintenance activity to make aircraft available for operations quickly? 

Attend MRO Europe to hear our panel of experts explore deferred maintenance, engine maintenance and increased lead-time due to capacity constraints.
 

       

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