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United Airlines has provided a glimpse of how it expects its sustainability plays to change the carrier’s fleet makeup by 2030, with its first electric-powered aircraft planned to be in service by then.
 
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Carbon market watch study highlights need for sustainability transparency, Southwest pilots back Boeing’s stance on 737 MAX commonality, and more. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news.
 
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Karen Walker

Has the pandemic brought some U.S. airline senior management to their senses? That's one interpretation of the new partnership.
 
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David Casey

The European Parliament has approved the introduction of a 75/25 slot rule for winter 2022/23, ahead of returning to the standard 80/20 "use it or lose it" rule in summer 2023.
 
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Mark Malone, the son of Walt Disney’s personal pilot, Charles A. Malon, Jr., is an accomplished business jet pilot in his own right. Malone shares his father’s legacy with photos that tell the story of great times flying with Walt Disney aboard his airplane, better known as Mickey Mouse One.
 
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UPCOMING WEBINAR
 

Friday, 21 October 2022
11:00 EDT | 16:00 BST | 17:00 CET

Global air transport is being battered by a myriad of new problems: looming recessions in the U.S. and Europe, a pumped-up U.S. dollar, high inflation, fast-rising interest rates and a supply chain crisis. But the mood of the industry remains surprisingly upbeat. Even demand for widebodies, not long ago deeply depressed, is returning fast.

Moderator:
Joe Anselmo, Editorial Director, Aviation Week Network

Panalists:
Jens Flottau, Executive Editor (Commercial Aviation), Aviation Week Network
John L. Plueger, CEO and President, and Member of the Board of Directors of Air Lease Corporation
Sash Tusa, Aerospace Analyst and Partner, Agency Partners
 
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