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787 Seat Supply Delays Continue But Solution Is Close

Boeing engineers working with Zodiac to resolve delivery delays

ANA Rescues Struggling Japanese Low-cost Carrier Skymark

Teams with private equity fund to resuscitate bankrupt budget carrier

Natca's Rinaldi Urges Change in U.S. ATC System

Rinaldi declines to jump into funding debate, but says stable, predictable funding flow necessary.

UAC President Charts Course for Next Ten Years

Reveals plans to build 150 civil airplanes annually by 2025

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Global Satellite Navigation Inching Closer to Full Implementation

Four constellations will be complete by 2020.

Rolls To Power Emirates’ Latest Batch of A380s

Airline switches allegiances from Pratt, GE partnership

French Controllers Call Off Strike

DGAC assures union that latest proposal will stand

Industry Selects Projects To Speed Single European Sky

The Sesar Deployment Alliance of airlines, airports and ATC providers recommends 110 projects to kickstart the Single European Sky.

MRO Firms Could Lose Out Even as Global Market Grows

Predictive maintenance systems stand to cut MRO aftermarket spending

Maintenance and Modifications

Korean Officials Meet with Airlines Following Asiana Accident

A320 skids off runway at Japan's Hiroshima Airport, injuring at least 20

Etihad Airways CEO Mounts Defense of Gulf Carrier in Europe

Meeting with European transport commissioner Violeta Bulc, CEO James Hogan outlined Etihad Airways' contribution to Europe's economy.

Regulations and Government

GE Readies for Leap Ramp-Up as Total Backlog Grows

GE and partners expect to build 2,800 engines this year

ATR Moves to Bolster Support in Latin America

Signs series of deals with Brazilian partners

Maintenance and Modifications

Next French ATC Strike Set For April 29, Despite Talks

Largest controller union objects to method of negotiation

Airbus Spools Up Customer Service Effort for A350

Intends to become “major player” in model’s maintenance market

Labor Strife Spreading Across Latam Network

Union leaders meet to discuss expanding work actions outside Chile.

Profitable Russian Helicopters Sees Orders Backlog Dip

Russian Helicopters achieved positive financial results in 2014, but its orders backlog fell by almost a third.

GE Installs First Additive-Made Engine Part in GE90

Cobalt-chrome alloy housing better protects engine sensor from icing

GIFAS Confirms Tough Times for Rotorcraft Sector

French industry group reported that the past three years have been difficult for the rotorcraft sector and its suppliers.

U.S. Agencies Start Formal Review of Gulf Carrier Dispute

The departments of State, Commerce and Transportation will gather evidence to evaluate allegations against Qatar, Emirates and Etihad airlines.

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