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May 02, 2016

Machinists Union Applauds Congress For Acting To Stop NAI Scheme

The IAM Rejects The Approval For Norwegian Air International To Serve The U.S. Market

Since the U.S. Department of Transportation issued an order proposing to grant a foreign air carrier permit to Norwegian Air International, both Congress and U.S. unions have not been happy. More than 200 members of Congress have sent letters to U.S. Transportation Secretary, Anthony Foxx, calling for him to deny the NAI application.

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Delta Orders Additional Airbus A321 Jets

Order For 37 More A321s Brings The Total Order Book To 82 Of The Large Narrowbody Aircraft

Delta Air Lines has reached an agreement with Airbus to acquire 37 additional A321s as part of its efforts to renew its narrowbody fleet. The fuel-efficient A321s will replace older-generation jets, including the MD-88.

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JetBlue To Boost Competition On The East Coast

Airline To Launch New Service Between LaGuardia And Logan, With Fares Starting At $49

JetBlue announced new service that will enhance options in the New York metropolitan area and bring Boston customers increased choices for travel to New York. Starting on Monday, October 31, of this year, JetBlue will offer six-times weekday service between LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Logan International Airport (BOS).

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Worldwide Aircraft Services, Saab Team Up On Cargo Mod Program

Will Work Towards FAA Approval Of Service Bulletins For Saab 340B Cargo Conversion

Aircraft maintenance, engineering and modification provider Worldwide Aircraft Services will team with aircraft manufacturer Saab AB to obtain FAA approval for the installation of the Saab 340A cargo modification Service Bulletins into the SAAB 340B aircraft.  The Saab 340B model aircraft's improved performance will offer operators greater flexibility, range and capacity.

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ALPA Hails Congressional Opposition To Norwegian Air International

Lawmakers Direct DOT To Enforce U.S.-EU Air Transport Agreement

Bipartisan legislation (H.R. 5090) was introduced in the U.S. House Thursday that directs the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to require foreign airlines to meet the standards agreed to in U.S. air transport agreements before allowing them to fly to the United States––a clear signal of strong congressional opposition to Norwegian Air International’s (NAI) foreign air carrier permit application.  

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