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Victoria Moores Irish LCC Ryanair has served 90 days “protective notice” on more than 100 Dublin-based pilots and 200 cabin crew, in an escalation of a labor-relations dispute that will see it shift at least six Dublin-based aircraft to Polish charter carrier Ryanair Sun.
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Adrian Schofield Premium Content Hawaiian Airlines managed to increase its net profit in the second quarter, despite challenges such as continuing volcanic activity on Hawaii’s Big Island, which has affected demand.
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Aaron Karp Four US airlines, as expected, have changed references to Taiwan on their websites.
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Sean Broderick Las Vegas-based ultra-LCC Allegiant Air has asked for a court order that would prohibit its pilots from striking over the lack of progress on a new scheduling system, claiming the move would violate their collective bargaining agreement (CBA).
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Ben Goldstein Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pennsylvania), chairman of the US House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, stressed the urgency of passing long-term legislation reauthorizing the FAA, and repeatedly called on the Senate to pass its version of the bill at a July 24 meeting of the Aero Club of Washington DC.
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Sean Broderick Premium Content Boeing executives remain confident in their ability to keep pushing 737 production rates higher while meeting delivery commitments, even as they acknowledge mounting pressure on their supply chain.
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Analysis Sean Broderick Air Transport World Given the number of Airbus A319neos and Boeing 737-7s in their backlogs, it’s easy to conclude that the 150-seat aircraft’s future is bleak.
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Editorial Karen Walker Air Transport World If the extent to which the commercial aircraft supply landscape has changed was not fully apparent, the then-and-now environment became crystal clear at the Farnborough Air Show.
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