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ATW News â For latest news go to ATWOnline.com Kurt Hofmann Niki Lauda, a Formula One racing champion who went on to create and run three airlines, has died aged 70. |
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Jens Flottau Premium Content Airbus is offering both versions of the A220 at substantially increased ranges and is working on a further upgrade of the A321LR to improve that model’s range capabilities further. |
Karen Walker Premium Content The Boeing 737 MAX grounding is not causing Airbus to make any change to its commercial strategy, Airbus’ chief salesman said May 21.
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Sean Broderick American Airlines is confident that two stakeholder gatherings in the coming days will help provide clarity on when the Boeing 737 MAX fleet will be cleared to fly again, a top executive said. |
Ben Goldstein American Airlines is suing the unions representing most of its mechanics, alleging that union officers and members have engaged in a deliberate work slowdown to gain leverage during ongoing contract negotiations.
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Chen Chuanren Indonesia regulators might extend the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX until 2020 as it makes its own deliberations over the certification of the aircraft and pilots.
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Karen Walker Premium Content Airbus anticipates that the market will eventually want a version of the A350 XWB larger than the -1000 variant, company executives said May 21.
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Adrian Schofield Air New Zealand is close to announcing an order for Boeing aircraft to replace its 777-200ER fleet, industry observers say—a move that could also make the manufacturer the frontrunner for the airline’s eventual 777-300ER replacement. |
Jens Flottau Airbus is studying potential efficiency gains in its production system and what level of vertical integration makes sense in the future.
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