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NATS to input airspace advice to UK Airports Commission

UK air traffic services provider NATS will provide airspace advice to the Airports Commission set up by the UK government to examine the need for additional airport capacity and recommend to government how this can be met in the short-, medium- and long-term.

Oman Air Airbus A330-300
Oman Air orders three Airbus A330s
Oman Air has placed an order for three Airbus A330-300s, increasing its A330 family fleet to 10.
Airbus A350 XWB
CIT orders Rolls-Royce Trent engines for Airbus A350s, A330s 
Rolls-Royce has won an order from US leasing company CIT Aerospace for Trent XWB engines to power 10 Airbus A350 XWB aircraft, and Trent 700 engines to power 13 Airbus A330 aircraft.
Croatia Airlines Airbus A319
Croatia Airlines pilots settle dispute; flight attendants remain on strike
Croatia Airlines pilots have settled their dispute with the airline and ended their part of strike action that began in conjunction with the flight attendants unions May 14.
New FABEC IP data exchange network ready for operation
The CEOs of the Functional Airspace Block Central Europe (FABEC) air navigation service providers have confirmed that the common IP data exchange network between FABEC centers—the FABEC Interconnection of Existing IP Networks (FABIEN)—is ready for operation.
NAV CANADA, NATS report good progress on environmental savings 

Both NAV CANADA and the UK’s NATS—the world’s two most extensively privatized air navigation services providers (ANSPs)—have reported significant environmental savings.                                                              &n

Qantas and Emirates Airline aircraft
New Zealand approves Qantas-Emirates alliance 
The New Zealand Minister for Transport has approved the partnership between Australia’s Qantas and Dubai-based Emirates Airline.
Cyprus Airways Airbus A320
Bank blocks Middle East Airlines takeover of Cyprus Airways 1
Lebanon’s central bank, Banque du Liban, has blocked a proposed takeover of financially troubled Cyprus Airways by Beirut-based Middle East Airlines (MEA).
Airbus A350 XWB
EADS boosts 1Q profit 91% on commercial aircraft deliveries 
Airbus parent EADS posted a first-quarter net income of €241 million ($312.7 million), up 91% from €126 million in the year-ago period.
Swiss International Air Lines Airbus A340-300
Swiss International Air Lines’ management board to take 5% pay cut 2
Swiss International Air Lines said six members of its extended management board have agreed to take a 5% pay cut from July 1 until the end of 2015 in the face of continued financial difficulties.
European Parliament OKs closer ATM ties between EU and Eurocontrol 
The European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism has given the green light to conclude an agreement giving enhanced cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Eurocontrol.
ETF calls European Action Day in June to oppose SES2+ proposals 
The European Transport Workers’ Federation (ETF) is planning a European Action Day June 12 to demand “the establishment of a fair, cooperative and social Single European Sky (SES),” it said.
EasyJet Airbus A319
EasyJet collects volcanic ash for detection experiment 
EasyJet last week flew back a tonne of volcanic ash from Iceland as part of its contribution to an experiment planned in conjunction Airbus and Nicarnica, a spin-off company of the Norwegian Institute for Air Research, to test Airborne Volcanic Object Identifier and Detector (AVOID) volcanic ash detection technology this summer.
FABEC close to ratification, reports continued decline in demand 
The Functional Airspace Block Central Europe (FABEC) has moved a step closer to realization as the ratification process enters its final phase.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines Boeing 737-700
SAS sells Widerøe as part of its survival strategy 
SAS Scandinavian Airlines has agreed to sell 80% of its shares in regional subsidiary Widerøe to a group of Norwegian investors for approximately SEK2 billion ($307 million) as part of its ongoing efforts to cut costs and return to profitability.
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May 21, 2013
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ACI chief: US airports could lose their lead without creative thinking on investment  

The US should look to what’s happening at airports worldwide and think bigger and more strategically about how its airports can best raise the investments necessary to keep them competitive on a global scale, the head of the Airports Council International said Monday....More
May 13, 2013
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IATA chief urges more political will behind eco-aviation efforts  

Governments must put more political will into sorting out air traffic management mega-projects and also addressing the political issue of finding a global agreement for emission market-based-measures (MBMs), the head of IATA said Monday....More
May 13, 2013
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Airbus, Air Canada join with BioFuelNet Canada to find alternative fuels  

Airbus, Air Canada and BioFuelNet Canada have formed a partnership to assess Canadian solutions for the production of sustainable jet fuels with a long-term goal of supplying Air Canada....More
May 9, 2013
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Looming pilot shortage major concern for US regional airlines   1

US regional airlines are increasingly concerned about a potential pilot shortage that could curtail their growth or even force carriers to decrease capacity....More
May 8, 2013
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Study shows multiple takeoffs and landings contribute to pilot fatigue   1

Preliminary results of a pilot fatigue study conducted by Washington State University (WSU) show there is a “small difference” between the fatigue level of pilots conducting multi-segment operations and those flying a longer single segment....More
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