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October 05, 2018

Legal Proceedings Against Heathrow Expansion Begin

Coalition Of Anti-Heathrow Expansion Groups Welcome ‘Decisive Action’

Plans for Heathrow expansion met their first legal test on Thursday as claimants against the proposals seek to proceed their cases to full judicial review.

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Qatar Airways Grows Its A350-1000 Fleet

Carrier Is Largest Customer For The Type

Qatar Airways has upsized five A350-900s currently on order to the bigger A350-1000 version. The amended order reinforces Qatar Airways’ position as the largest A350-1000 customer with a fleet of 42 aircraft. The A350-1000’s fuselage is seven metres longer than its smaller brethren, providing greater capacity (44 more seats in Qatar Airways cabin configuration) that perfectly matches airlines’ needs on their growing long-haul routes.

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ALC Announces Delivery Of Boeing 787-9 Aircraft With EVA Air

First Dreamliner To Fly For The Carrier

Air Lease Corporation has announced the delivery of one new Boeing 787-9 aircraft on long-term lease to EVA Air (Taiwan). This Dreamliner aircraft, powered by GEnx-1B74/75 engines, is from ALC’s order book with Boeing and adds to numerous Boeing aircraft already on lease to EVA Air.

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FAA And NASA Celebrate The Transfer Of New Technology

Flight Deck Interval Management Will Provide Air Traffic Controllers More Precise Information As They Work To Space Aircraft Coming In On Approach

The FAA is optimistic about a NASA-developed technology that promises to increase capacity and reduce delays, fuel burn and emissions. The FAA, NASA and others from the aviation industry today celebrated the transfer of a technology developed by NASA that will be used by the FAA and airlines.

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