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March 31, 2016

Boeing Following Through On Layoff Plans

Will Cut As Many As 4,000 Jobs Through Mid-Year

Boeing's is following through on its announced plans to reduce its workforce by as many as 4,000 jobs, including hundreds of executives and managers, by mid-year.

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Ryukyu Air Commuter Unveils Bombardier Q400 Cargo-Combi Aircraft

Two Of The Type Introduced In Okinawa

Ryukyu Air Commuter of Okinawa, Japan (RAC) recently unveiled two of its Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft during a special ceremony held at the Japan Transocean Air Maintenance Center at Naha Airport, Okinawa. RAC, the launch customer of the Q400 Cargo-Combi aircraft, is a member of Japan Airlines Group (JAL) and the Q400 aircraft unveiled today are the first two of five ordered by the airline in the cargo-passenger combi configuration.

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AD NUMBER: 2016-06-12

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Egyptair Hijacker Taken Into Custody, Charged

Used Explosives Belt Threat To Commandeer Airliner

The man who hijacked an Egyptair airliner on a flight from Alexandria to Cairo diverting it to Cyprus has been taken into custody and charged with a variety of crimes, according to the Cyprus government.

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Airbus: Fleet In Latin America To More Than Double By 2034

Long-Term Forecast Sees Resilience, Sound Growth Potential For Aviation In The Region

According to the latest Airbus Global Market Forecast (GMF), Latin America will need 2,540 new passenger and freighter aircraft between 2015 and 2034, to meet long term growth in the region. This demand includes 1,990 single-aisle and 550 widebody aircraft worth an estimated $330 billion.

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