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ATW News â For latest news go to ATWOnline.com |  Royal Jordanian and Kuwait Airways are the latest two Middle East airlines to allow passengers to bring personal electronic devices (PEDs) larger than mobile phones into the cabin on US-bound flights.
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|  Dubai-based Emirates has terminated a 10-year management contract at African carrier TAAG Angola after just two years, because of difficulties repatriating Emirates’ own flight revenue from the country.
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| A new bid has been put forward to create London Heathrow’s long-awaited third runway at considerably lower cost than the plan from the airport’s owners. FULL ARTICLE |
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The most in depth conference ever held on the contaminated air debate. Enabling delegates to understand the flight safety implications, the latest scientific and medical evidence and the solutions available to airlines and aircraft operators. |
|  The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has approved a production certificate for the ARJ21-700, produced by the Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China (COMAC).
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| ICAO secretary general Fang Liu has told the United Nations (UN) counter-terrorism committee that threat and risk information must be shared to overcome “significant concern” of terrorism against aviation. FULL ARTICLE |
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ATW Blog: Need I Say Moores | Victoria Moores More and more passengers are looking for “business as unusual” from companies. They want their experience to be easy, different, human … and cheap. FULL ARTICLE |
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ATW Plus (Premium Content) |  Cathay Pacific has reached an agreement to buy DHL’s minority stake in cargo carrier Air Hong Kong, which would shift it from a joint venture to a full subsidiary of Cathay.
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Premium News Subscription Air Transport World magazine Sponsored Content | With ongoing concerns among aircrews and passengers about cabin air quality, the Global Cabin Air Quality Executive (GCAQE) will organize its first international conference, September 19-20 in London. FULL ARTICLE |
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The US has lifted its laptop ban and replaced it with new security checks on all international inbound flights. Should the UK do the same? FULL ARTICLE |
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