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Comment - Pushing regulatory harmony further
Harmonising regulations between Europe and North America has gone a long way compared with the bad old days, but there is plenty of room for improvement yet
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NewsVietnam's Pacific Airlines resolves jet fuel dispute
Vietnam's Pacific Airlines resolves jet fuel dispute
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Supply chain tops concerns under new 787 plan
Repairing Boeing's global supply chain model remains the key concern for 787 programme managers under the latest revised schedule that delays first delivery...
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EASA, US FAA and Transport Canada cement rulemaking harmonisation
The European, US and Canadian aviation authorities have adopted a system to prevent regulatory divergence in the future, as well as ensuring that the existing...
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New Chinese air route cuts flying time from Europe
A new air route has opened over China that will reduce flying times between Europe and cities in the east and south of the country. IATA ...
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Non-traditional markets for 50-seat regional aircraft help offset North American decline
Non-traditional markets for 50-seat regional aircraft help offset North American decline
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Blue Line poised to launch US service
Blue Line poised to launch US service Two more MD-83s will take fleet to six aircraft French corporate...
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New Chinese air route cuts flying time from Europe
New Chinese air route cuts flying time from Europe
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NewsLaunch customer ANA upset over latest 787 delays
Launch customer ANA upset over latest 787 delays
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Bhutan's Druk Air seeks to add third A319
Nicholas Ionides Paro The reclusive Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan's national carrier, Druk...
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Icelandair scraps plan to take A330 freighters
Icelandair Group has cancelled plans to lease four...