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From Lufthansa ordering narrowbodies to Hawaiian Airlines flying A330s.
| Air Transport Digest A look back at some of the top stories in October | | |
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| Opinion: Farewell To Fast Air Travel Growth | Kevin Michaels
A decade ago, my colleague Jonas Murby and I gave a speech with a contrarian argument that air travel (as measured by revenue passenger kilometers) could not grow at a 4-5% rate forever and eventually would slow. |
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| Hawaiian Airlines To Fly Airbus A330s For Amazon | Sean Broderick
Hawaiian Airlines parent Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. and Amazon struck a deal that will see the airline operate at least 10 Airbus A330-300 freighters for the e-commerce giant, giving Hawaiian a new and diversified revenue stream and providing Amazon with needed capacity between U.S. fulfillment centers and customers. |
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| Jet2 Places Follow-On Order For 35 A320neos | Victoria Moores
UK-based leisure carrier Jet2 has agreed to purchase 35 new-build Airbus A320neos to grow its fleet, with the option to further-extend the order to 71 aircraft. |
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