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Korea Blocks Foreign Companies from Airline Joint Ventures

The South Korean government is barring foreign airlines from starting new joint venture operations with local companies.

Great Lakes Cuts Path to Reinvention

The company is seeking to replenish its pilot population.

Mesa’s Ornstein Expresses ‘Disgust’ with Washington

Pratt Canada’s FAST System Earns STC for Dash 8-200, -300

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Republic’s Bedford Calls for New Pilot Pay Model

Republic Airways boss Bryan Bedford wants to see a better deal for regional airline first officers.

Embraer, SkyWest Sign Parts Supply Deal

Ten-year agreement includes more than 160 repairable part numbers

Mitsubishi Reports ‘Good Progress’ on MRJ

Competition Heats Up for Indian Carriers

Established Indian airlines are facing a competitive squeeze with new market entrants aggressively adding seat capacity and cutting prices.

Industry Agrees To Introduce Mandatory Aircraft Tracking

A task force formed by the International Air Transport Association is developing proposals for mandatory aircraft tracking to be implemented by ICAO.

ERA, RAA Formalize Cooperation

The RAA and the ERA signed a broad memorandum of cooperation at the U.S. group's annual convention.

Airbus Orders for April Dominated by AA Shift

Airbus took orders for 78 airplanes in April, while Boeing collected orders for 70.

Boeing Preaches Discipline as 787-9 Approaches Certification

Boeing's 787-9 has benefitted from what company executives describe as "learnings" from the 787-8 program.

Mesa Closes go!

The decision stemmed from a desire to concentrate its resources on its now growing mainland operations and minimize its exposure to “at risk” flying.

Eagle Loses Chance at More Jets

American Eagle’s pilots rejected a concessionary contract, ending any chance at flying any of the Embraer E175s American Airlines has ordered.

Etihad Regional Adds ATRs

The deal will see Etihad Regional boost its fleet to 12 airplanes.

Norwegian To Lease More 787-9s

Norwegian Air Shuttle has signed for three more Boeing 787-9s while it awaits approval from the U.S. DOT to fly under an Irish license to the U.S.

MRJ Airframe Moved to Strength Test Station

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has moved an MRJ static test airframe to its testing station.

Max Efficiency Must Extend to Boeing’s 737 Production Line

To fit new designs into the present production scheme while maintaining flow times, Boeing must consider how long each part takes to build.

Delta Leads as U.S. Airline Profits Surge to $12.7 Billion

Total operating revenue of all passenger airlines last year was $199.7 billion, of which $120.6 billion, or 60 percent, came from air fare.

EASA Proposes New Rules for Flight Recorders, Beacons

The proposed changes are expected to increase safety by facilitating the recovery of information by safety investigation authorities.

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