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- 137. Air Caraïbes Takes Delivery of First A350-1000
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Air Caraïbes, a member airline of Groupe Dubreuil, has taken delivery of its first A350-1000, becoming the first French operator of the type. The airline plans to operate its A350-1000s alongside its three A350-900s and six A330s on routes from Paris to the French Caribbean.
- 138. Rolls-Royce to Layoff at Least 9,000 People
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Rolls-Royce has announced that it plans to layoff at least 9,000 people as a result of reduced business caused by the ongoing COVID19 pandemic. Rolls-Royce's reorganisation will see at least 9,000 people lose their jobs, from a global workforce of 52,000.
- 139. Korean Air orders 25 Boeing Aircraft
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Korean Air orders 25 Boeing Aircraft. Korean Air has finalized a purchase agreement for 25 Boeing aircraft with a value of approximately US$5.5 billion at list prices. The transaction is the biggest aircraft order in Korea’s aviation history. The purchase forms a key component in Korea Air’s strategy of global expansion. The airline aims to maintain its title as the world’s number
- 140. Alteon Restructures Operations to Enhance Global Training Network
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Alteon Restructures Operations to Enhance Global Training Network. Alteon Training, a wholly-owned Boeing subsidiary, is to open a new training center in Shanghai which will house the first Boeing 787 full-flight simulator in China in partnership with Shanghai Airlines.
- 141. Vietjet Launches Danang - Singapore Flights
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Vietjet has launched direct flights between Danang and Changi Airport in Singapore. The airline will operate the Danang - Singapore route on a daily basis. The flight from Danang is scheduled to depart at 12:20 and arrive in Singapore at 15:55. The return flight is timed to leave Changi at 10:50 and arrive in Danang at 12:30.
- 142. Korean Air Successfully Completes its Own B747-400 Freighter Conversion
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Korean Air Successfully Completes its Own B747-400 Freighter Conversion. On Tuesday, Korean Air delivered the first B747-400 converted freighter at its Aerospace / Engineering and Maintenance Base in Busan, South Korea. This marks Korean Air’s successful first step into the civil aircraft conversion provider market. Converting a passenger plane into a freighter can be considered si
- 143. Aviation Capital Group orders 20 Boeing Airplanes
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Aviation Capital Group orders 20 Boeing Airplanes. With this order, ACG has a backlog of 52 Boeing airplanes on order. In December 2006, ACG announced that it had acquired delivery positions for 15 Next-Generation 737s from Delta Air Lines. In July 2006, ACG placed an order for 14 Next-Generation 737s and announced that it had agreed to acquire six additional Next-Generation 737s f
- 144. British Airways Funds Flying Lessons for 200 More Students in UK
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British Airways will next year fund flying lessons for 200 students across the UK, helping to inspire a new generation to reach for the skies. The investment follows a trial of the programme this year in partnership with The Air League Trust, when in celebration of its centenary, the airline funded lessons for students who would not normally be able to enjoy this experience at Book
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