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ATW News â For latest news go to ATWOnline.com |  Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines announced Thursday that passengers can once more carry onboard their laptops after US authorities approved new security arrangements at Doha’s Hamad International Airport and Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport.
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|  The long-running dispute between British Airways (BA) and the airline’s London Heathrow-based “mixed fleet” cabin crew shows no sign of being resolved, with the July 6 announcement of a further two weeks of strike action.
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|  Israeli flag carrier El Al is to take control of fellow Israeli airline Israir.
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| Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) company StandardAero has entered exclusive negotiations to acquire MRO business Vector Aerospace Holding from Airbus. FULL ARTICLE |
|  In our 12th annual Passenger IT Trends Survey, co-sponsored by ATW, we asked passengers to rate their satisfaction at every step of the journey. The results paint a picture of “tech” users who are more satisfied with the experience than those using face-to-face services.
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| Kelly Ortberg The aviation industry is changing the world by changing the way people travel—making it safer, easier and more enjoyable for people to connect with friends, family and colleagues wherever they are. And it’s going to get even better. FULL ARTICLE |
ATW Editorâs Blog | Karen Walker Gradually, business returns closer to normal for those airlines and airports that were affected by the US government’s poorly conceived laptop ban in the cabins of inbound flights from 10 airports, most of them in the Middle East. FULL ARTICLE |
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ATW Plus (Premium Content) |  Brussels Airlines said the wet lease of three Sukhoi Superjet 100s (SSJ100s) from Ireland-based CityJet is performing within the carrier’s expectations.
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Air Transport World magazine Blogs Sponsored Content | Sponsored by Mitsubishi To ensure the progress toward type certification, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corp. has restructured the MRJ development program and built one of the best teams in the industry, hiring many global engineers with experience in innovative commercial aviation programs to work alongside the Japanese experts in design and manufacturing. FULL ARTICLE |
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The US has lifted its laptop ban and replaced it with new security checks on all international inbound flights. Should the UK do the same? FULL ARTICLE |
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