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| Kurt Hofmann  Ryanair’s German pilots, represented by the Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) union, have voted to strike if the Irish LCC has not submitted a “negotiable offer” by Aug. 6.
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| Ben Goldstein US Federal Air Marshals since 2010 have been secretly surveilling passengers and reporting on suspicious inflight behavior, even though those being monitored do not appear on any terrorism watch-list and are not suspected of committing a crime.
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| Sean Broderick Premium Content  Air Canada is “extensively” studying its capacity projections for late 2018/2019 and has confirmed it will reduce its growth rate, but has not finalized the timing or extent of its changes, top executives said.
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| Adrian Schofield Premium Content A new report on the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has not shed much light on how or why the Boeing 777-200 crashed, although it has listed safety recommendations resulting from the inquiry.
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| Mark Nensel  United Airlines, as part of its plan to boost connecting passenger traffic at its Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) hub, will launch new daily service between IAD and Miami Dec. 19.
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| Alan Dron  British Airways (BA) will end Boeing 767 operations in the fourth quarter, some 28 years after it received the first US-built twin-aisle.
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| Sean Broderick Netherlands-based lessor AerCap posted a second-quarter net profit of $254.2 million, down 10% year-over-year.
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| Adrian Schofield Air Transport World/Premium Content Fuel prices trended upward in 2017, but yields declined for Asian carriers yet it was still a good year generally for airline profits because of continued strong traffic growth and load factors.
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