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Ben Goldstein

Full-service carriers in the U.S. are targeting domestic schedule cuts greater than 40% on average in November, a report from Bloomberg Intelligence shows.
 
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Sniffer dogs – the kind that usually detect weapons or drugs – are commonplace at airports. But similar canines could soon be used to sniff out travelers to determine which passengers may be COVID-positive. In three different, but limited studies, dogs have been accurate more than 90 percent of the time. 
 
DATA SNAPSHOT
Sean Broderick

Airbus booked no new orders in September and lost three commitments for A220-300s from Macquarie Financial Holdings while delivering 57 aircraft, the manufacturer’s latest figures show.
 
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Alan Dron

The announcement of a UK government taskforce to look at ways of easing the devastating effect of national quarantine measures on international air travel has drawn mixed responses from the country’s aviation sector.
 
 
AWIN ANALYSIS
From Analysis showing 787 production split evenly since early 2019 to Shell signing sustainable aviation fuel agreement with Red Rock, and more.  A roundup of Aviation Daily news.
 
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The 2008 world financial crisis, and now COVID-19: Is it ever a good time to roll out the supersonic bizjet? However, some of the latest projects might just beat the odds.
 
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Air Lease Corporation Executive Chairman Steven F. Udvar-Házy is an industry icon who is credited with creating the aircraft leasing industry as it is known today. An industry veteran, he co-founded International Lease Finance Corporation (ILFC) in 1973, leaving in 2010 to found Air Lease Corporation, an aircraft leasing company with over 382 aircraft and a global customer network.

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CAPA ANALYSIS
In order to avoid massive industry furloughs on Oct. 1, US airlines and labor groups have been engaged in an intense lobbying effort to expand payroll support. 
 
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Karen Walker

People are at far higher risk of being struck by lightning than of catching the novel coronavirus during a flight on a commercial airliner, the latest numbers on onboard transmissions seem to show.
 

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