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- 33. Smiths Detection Signs IDIQ Contract with U.S. Customs and Border Protection
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Smiths Detection has been awarded an indefinite-delivery-indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to provide HCVT advanced X-ray scanners for use at US railway checkpoints at both the northern and southern borders.
- 34. Resumption of International Air Travel Requires Global Approach
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The resumption of international air travel requires a global approach and harmonized measures across borders. AAPA has called on governments to work closely together and collaborate with industry in developing measures that are standardized, pragmatic, based on accepted medical standards and a robust risk management framework, in our common objective of serving the travelling publi
- 35. Smiths Detection Partners Mirion to Expand Radiation Offering
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Smiths Detection has entered into a partnership with Mirion Technologies that will allow it to offer a full radiation detection and identification product line to U.S. customers. Its technology suite will now meet all the needs of multiple security markets, including: military/defense, homeland security, ports and borders, aviation and emergency response.
- 36. UI Helicopter Appointed as Sikorsky-Authorized Customer Support Center in Korea
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Sikorsky has appointed UI Helicopter as an authorized Customer Support Center in the Republic of Korea. Based in Yesan, 100 km south of Seoul, the CSC will enable operators of Sikorsky S-76 and S-92 commercial helicopters to source repair and overhaul services within the country’s borders.
- 37. International Visitor Arrivals Could Fall 60-80% in 2020
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According to the World Tourism Organization, the COVID19 pandemic has caused a 22% fall in international tourist arrivals in Q1 2020, and could lead to an annual decline of between 60% and 80% when compared with 2019.
- 38. New IATA Survey Reveals Growing Confidence in a Return to Air Travel
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The results from IATA's latest poll of travelers, reveals growing confidence in a return to air travel, frustration with current travel restrictions, and acceptance of a travel app to manage health credentials for travel. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 10 March 2021.
- 39. Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) - State of the Industry with Subhas Menon, DG
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The state of international air travel is particularly grim, with Asia Pacific airlines currently carrying less than 2 million international passengers per month, compared to 39 million a month in 2019. Seat capacity on international routes has accordingly fallen by 89% compared to 2019. Subhas Menon, Director General of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA), gives media a
- 40. Qantas Expands Deal with Alliance Airlines; Jetstar Asia A320s to be Redeployed
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Qantas Group is preparing for continued growth in domestic travel demand, with additional aircraft to be made available for Qantas and Jetstar flying. The national carrier has expanded its three-year deal with Alliance Airlines, providing QantasLink with capacity using Alliance’s Embraer E190 regional jet aircraft. Published by TravelNewsAsia.com on 20 June 2021.
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