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June 1, 2017

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IATA proposes alternative solutions to carry-on electronics ban

Additional security and screening measures at airports, including the use of sniffer dogs, are being proposed to US and UK authorities in an attempt to ward off a wider implementation of the laptop carry-on bans, IATA said Thursday.

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Malaysia Airlines flight turns back after bomb threat

A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330, operating as flight MH128 from Melbourne to Kuala Lumpur May 31, was forced to turn back after a passenger allegedly said they had a bomb and attempted to force entry to the cockpit.

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Brussels Airlines, VLM to acquire Thomas Cook Airlines Belgium

Leisure carrier Thomas Cook Airlines Belgium (TCAB) is being sold to two companies, Lufthansa Group carrier Brussels Airlines and a company working to resurrect former Belgian regional carrier VLM Airlines.

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IAG long-haul LCC Level makes inaugural flight

International Airlines Group’s (IAG) new long-haul, low-cost carrier (LCC) Level launched flights from Barcelona June 1, with an initial Airbus A330-operated service to Los Angeles.

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United’s Munoz among speakers at IATA AGM next week

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz will be a panelist during sessions programmed for the IATA AGM that opens in Cancun Sunday.

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ATW AirKarp Blog

Trump’s withdrawal from Paris is bad news for the ICAO emissions deal

Aaron Karp

The hard truth is that CORSIA “complements” Paris. The two agreements are inexorably linked.

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Other News

United Airlines to offer LAX-Singapore 787-9 service
Airbus, China boosts aviation, aerospace cooperation
Norwegian to begin flights from Rome to three US cities
Emirates’ new 777 first-class product to offer fewer suites
Aircraft & Manufacturer Briefs-June 1, 2017


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COMAC plans more automation amid ARJ21 ramp-up

The Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (COMAC) is planning increased automation as it sets up a second production line for its ARJ21 regional jet.

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Air Transport World magazine

Adapting to Change

New Singapore Airlines is staying competitive.

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Polls

Poll Question

British Airways’ IT meltdown will make me less likely to book travel with the airline.

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Photo Galleries

Photo Gallery: This Week in Aviation News-May 29-June 2, 2017
Gallery: Irkut MC-21’s first flight
Gallery: A look inside Lufthansa Technik’s Frankfurt MRO facility
Gallery: Latest developments in cabin interiors
ATW Photo Gallery-New Aircraft Liveries-Before & After

Data

World Airline Traffic YTD April 2017
Bombardier Orders and Deliveries: 1Q 2017
Embraer Orders and Deliveries 1Q 2017
World Airline Financial Results 1Q 2017

Events

Aero-Engines Europe
September 13-14, 2017, Madrid, Spain
SpeedNews 22nd Annual Business & General Aviation Industry Suppliers Conference (BGA)
October 4-5, 2017, Los Angeles, CA
Airline Engineering & Maintenance: North America

October 18-19, 2017, Miami, FL

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