Trump administration reviewing ICAO aviation emissions agreement

The Trump administration has not decided whether the US government will remain committed to the ICAO aviation emissions agreement and is unlikely to make a decision anytime soon, according to the US State Department.

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Passengers demanding on-ground Wi-Fi experience in the air

Whether airlines can re-create the on-ground Wi-Fi connectivity experience for passengers is debatable, but whether passengers want and expect that level of connectivity is not, according to a panel of players in the infight connectivity field.

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Undisclosed customer buys five Bombardier Q400s

Bombardier Commercial Aircraft said it has concluded a firm order for five Q400 aircraft with an undisclosed customer.

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Airbus forecast: Airlines to need nearly 35,000 aircraft by 2036

Airbus has forecast a need for 34,170 passenger and 730 freighter aircraft, worth a combined total of $5.3 trillion, by 2036, according to Airbus’ latest Global Market Forecast 2017-2036 presented June 9.

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Enders: Gulf region remains relevant for Airbus

Airbus Group CEO Tom Enders said the Gulf region remains “important and relevant” for the Toulouse-based manufacturer, despite growing geopolitical uncertainties.

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Etihad, airberlin outline FlyNiki’s future
South African CAA certifies Embraer E190
Aeromexico, Jet Airways ink codeshare MOU
Airbus posts $10.6 billion in May orders
Ruili Airlines to lease three Boeing 737 MAXs
MRO Briefs-June 9, 2017

Airbus, Boeing both claim victory in latest WTO ruling

Rival large commercial aircraft (LCA) manufacturers Airbus and Boeing both claimed minor victories June 9 after the latest World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling in their ongoing legal battle over improper government subsidies.

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CEO: SAS on track to open bases in London, southern Spain

SAS Scandinavian Airlines is on track to launch two bases in London and southern Spain, with a total of nine aircraft, which are expected to operate at a 30% lower cost compared to SAS mainline operations.

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The Digital Airline: Generating Data-Driven Results

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A Case Study in Fuel Management: The airline industry is ever-changing, yet there are some constants. One of them: fuel will always be one of the largest cost categories in any airline operation.

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SITA-ATW Baggage Webinar
Thursday, June 15, 2017
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The webinar will explore the latest trends in baggage tracking and which technology the industry is investing in as it prepares for a step-change in handling by June 2018. Also, find out the current statistics for mishandled bags.

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Adapting to Change

New Singapore Airlines is staying competitive.

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ATW Editor’s Blog: Walsh’s meltdown over the BA meltdown
ATW AirKarp Blog: Trump’s withdrawal from Paris is bad news for the ICAO emissions deal
ATW Need I Say Moores Blog: Airlines need Brexit answers. Soon.

Poll Question

Shutting airspace and forcing flights to be canceled is an appropriate measure to take in a political row like the Qatar situation.

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Airbus & Boeing Commercial Aircraft Orders May 2017
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Airbus & Boeing Average List Prices 2017

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