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May 16, 2014

Air France Disputes Second Legal Expert's Report From Flight 447

Files For Annulment Of The Documents Requested By Airbus

Air France has taken note of the second legal expert’s report requested by Airbus concerning the AF 447 accident.

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Hilo, HI International Airport In Line For Runway Rehab

FAA AIP Grant For The Project Totals $3.1 Million

The Hawaii State Department of Transportation says an FAA AIP grant totalling $3.1 million will go towards rehabilitation of the runway at Hilo International Airport.

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A4A Projects Summer Air Travel To Reach Highest Level In Six Years

Personal Incomes Rise, Airfares Do Not Keep Pace With Inflation

Airline industry trade organization Airlines for America (A4A) has delivered its Summer Air Travel Forecast and first-quarter 2014 results for U.S. passenger airlines, which achieved strong operational performance and modest profitability in the face of one of the harshest winters in memory.

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ATR Has Over 100 Firm Orders For 2014

Company Accounts For Over 80% Of Total Orders For Regional Aircraft Up To 90 Seats This Year

The European regional aircraft manufacturer ATR has taken orders for over 100 firm ATR aircraft in the first four months of 2014.

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Boeing, ILFC Announce New 787 Operator Neos

Will Become Italy's First Dreamliner Operator In 2018

Two 787-8 Dreamliners will be leased by ILFC to the Italian carrier Neos, the leasing company and Boeing announced Tuesday. Based at Milan Malpensa Airport in northern Italy, Neos will become the country's first 787 operator when it takes delivery of the airplane in 2018.

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Strike By French Public Sector Workers Affects Air Travel

Walkout Includes Air Traffic Controllers, Runs Through Friday

A one-day public workers strike in France disrupted air travel around that country as Air Traffic Controllers walked off their jobs Wednesday at 1900 local time.

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