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February 22, 2016

FlightSafety To Build Fourth Airbus A320 FFS For Wisesoft Corporation Of China

Expected To Receive Level D Qualification From CAAC

FlightSafety International announces that it will design and manufacture an Airbus A320 full flight simulator for Wisesoft Corporation of Chengdu, China. This will be the fourth Airbus A320 simulator FlightSafety has provided to Wisesoft.

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CAE Signs Commercial Aviation Training Equipment Contract With Lion Air

Airline Acquires Three Boeing 737MAX, One A320NEO And One ATR72-600 FFS

CAE (has signed a training equipment contract including the sale of five full-flight simulators (FFS) - three Boeing 737MAX, one A320NEO and one ATR72-600 - to support Lion Air's growing training needs. The agreement also includes the provision of CAE's EASA compliant ATPL ground-school training program for the airline's three flight schools located in Indonesia.

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Gogo May Be Gone From AA

Carrier Says Its Contract Allows Airline To Terminate Or Renegotiate The Deal

American Airlines is mulling whether to drop Gogo in-flight Internet service from its fleet, and the prospect has caused Gogo's stock to drop sharply.

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Pratt & Whitney Shanghai Engine Center To Maintain V2500 Engines

Will Begin Overhauling Engines In 2017

Pratt & Whitney, together with joint venture partner, China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited (CEA), have signed an agreement to incorporate V2500 engine overhaul capability in their facility in Shanghai, China. The Pratt & Whitney Shanghai Engine Center ("Shanghai Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Engine Maintenance Company Limited") will begin overhauling V2500 engines in 2017.

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Families Of Germanwings Accident Victims To Receive About $86K Each

Total Settlement Of $12.35 Million Announced

Lufthansa, the parent company of Germanwings, has announced a total settlement of about $12.35 million for the families of those fatally injured when Andreas Lubitz intentionally flew his airplane into the side of a mountain in France.

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