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| AWIN ANALYSIS Aviation Daily Roundup: June 10, 2021 | | From Irkut set to deliver the first MC-21 airliner in 2022 with new composite wings to United Airlines setting up an innovation venture capital fund and European airlines wanting coordination in order to tap summer demand. Take a look at the daily roundup of air transport news. |
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| Building an interconnected electrical system that can generate, maintain, distribute, and insulate the high-voltage and other power and data systems required for advanced electrified air travel is a serious undertaking and an essential design consideration. CarlisleIT engineers products that are lightweight, compact, safe, and reliable—just what you need to create tomorrow’s technology today. Learn More. |
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| CMC Electronics’ PU-3000 avionics computer is the world’s first multicore avionics computer certified to the highest Design Assurance Level. It can host multiple avionics applications reducing equipment count and integration costs and be used as a common computing platform able to host a variety of functions into a single unit. |
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| PREMIUM CAPA ANALYSIS Quarantine changes help Cathay Pacific, but real gains remain elusive | | Cathay Pacific’s reliance on international services has meant the airline’s network recovery has lagged compared to most other Asia-Pacific airlines. Another factor is that the Hong Kong government imposed some of the region’s strictest quarantine restrictions on both passengers and crew. |
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| | Catching Up With FAA Administrator Steve Dickson
June 15 - 10:00 EDT / 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST
FAA Administrator Steve Dickson faces no shortage of challenges, from revamping how aircraft are certified to integrating commercial space and unmanned aerial vehicle operations into the U.S. National Airspace System.
Join our interactive webinar with your questions as Dickson and Aviation Week editors discuss the events and technological milestones that are shaping the agency’s agenda. | | REGISTER | | |
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The recent crisis has created an undeniable need for flexibility in MRO contracts for OEMs, Third-Party MROs and Operators. Lengthy MRO commitments are being met with hesitation to prevent ties to future obligations that may not be able to be met, and the need to conserve cash remains king, so what can we expect to see from long-term MRO contracting?
Attend AeroEngines Americas to explore the implications and future contracting opportunities with our panel of experts. Learn more and register to attend. | | |
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