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FAA Resumes Rollout Of ERAM System
The agency has begun initial operation of its much-delayed en-route system at six more major ATC centers.
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LAN Reduces 2012 Boeing 787 Deliveries
LAN Airlines' latest fleet plan reduces its 2012 Boeing 787 deliveries to just two aircraft.
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Rivals Question Norwegian's Expansion Plans
Norwegian Air Shuttle’s large fleet expansion plans are causing European low-fare carriers to question their rival’s strategy.
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Malev Board Says Finances Are Unsustainable
Hungarian airline Malev appears to be close to running out of money.
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Spanair Shuts Down; Future Uncertain
Spanair late Friday ceased all operations but did not say whether it planned to file for bankruptcy.
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Enders Wins EADS Leadership Battle
Airbus CEO Tom Enders will replace EADS Louis Gallois this summer.
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Norwegian First In Europe To Order 737 MAX
Carrier signs up for rival reengined single-aisles, with a large Boeing order and a major commitment for Airbus A320NEOs
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737 MAX May Get Close To 1,000 Firm Orders
Boeing issued a bullish forecast for 2012, setting up the possibility that it will regain the order and delivery lead from Airbus.
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Saudi Arabian Orders Eight 777-300ERs
Saudi Arabian Airlines has been identified as the buyer of eight Boeing 777-300ERs.
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Weber Urges Closer Ties In Lufthansa Group
Lufthansa chairman says the group should initiate much closer integration between its various airlines.
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Lufthansa, NetJets To Expand Private Jet To U.S.
Lufthansa and NetJets on Monday will unveil an expansion of their Private Jet offering into North America.
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New Malaysia Widebody Charter Airline Planned
A new airline, Eaglexpress Air Charter, is planning to start Boeing 747-400 operations in Malaysia.
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ATR Plans 2012 Production Boost
Bolstered by record orders, ATR plans to step up production quickly to keep pace with demand.
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Airbus Booked 1,419 Orders In 2011
Airbus closed out its 2011 record year with $588 billion orders in its backlog.
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Airbus Eyes A330 Production Increase Before A320
Airbus may boost A330 output to a rate of 11 a month even as it delays ramping up A320 production.
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EADS In New Leadership Impasse
A leadership impasse at EADS has overshadowed the start to 2012.
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European Airlines' Day Of Reckoning Is Here
European airlines are realizing they have restructured too little, too late.
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Air France-KLM Details Restructuring Effort
Air France-KLM has launched a major restructuring program to reduce annual costs by €1 billion.
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AirAsia X Blames Taxes For Axing Services
AirAsia X is blaming the EU ETS for its decision to axe services to London and Paris.
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Textron Reviews Business Options:Reuters
Textron reportedly was conducting a strategic review that could include spinning off parts of the conglomerate.
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