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Weekly Aviation Headline News ISSN 1718-7966 APRIL 29, 2019/ VOL. 687 www.avitrader.com Weekly Aviation Headline News WORLD NEWS LSG extends contract with United Airlines LSG Sky Chefs has extended a cater- ing contract with United Airlines. The three-year contract is com- prised of 10 retained locations in the United States and Germany and one new location: Incheon, South Korea. LSG Sky Chefs is already Unit- ed’s largest supplier of onboard ca- tering, now serving over 900 flights per day across 46 locations world- wide. “Every contract extension with both new and retained loca- tions fortifies the dynamic partner- Southwest ship between United Airlines and was the first LSG Sky Chefs,” said Dale Messling, North American carrier to fly the company’s Key Account Man- the MAX. ager for United Airlines. Photo: Boeing flydubai launches flights to Sochi in Russia Boeing reports first quarter results flydubai has announced the start of As airlines count cost of 737 MAX grounding flights to Sochi, Russia. Flights be- Boeing has reported first-quarter as it scrambled to make alternative U.S. government shutdown, some tween Dubai and Sochi will operate revenue of $22.9 billion, GAAP plans to fly passengers to their holi- severe weather, and softer demand twice a week, starting from 07 June earnings per share of $3.75 and day destinations over the busy East- for leisure travel ― collectively cost 2019. flydubai will be the first carrier core earnings per share of $3.16, er and upcoming summer periods. the airline more than $200 million to offer direct flights on this route reflecting lower 737 deliveries par- in revenue. from the UAE and the GCC. flydubai tially offset by higher defence and U.S. carrier Southwest Airlines is has been operating to the Russian services volume according to the reportedly struggling to deal with “Currently, the timeline is uncer- market since 2010 and offers pas- aircraft OEM. Boe- tain for the MAX sengers from the UAE the combined ing generated op- aircraft return flydubai and Emirates network. erating cash flow “Currently, the timeline is uncertain for to service,” said of $2.8 billion and Gary C. Kelly, JetBlue to deploy A321 neo paid $1.2 billion of the MAX aircraft return to service.” Chairman of the this summer dividends. Gary Kelly, CEO, Southwest Airlines Board and Chief JetBlue announced that delivery of Executive Officer the airline’s first Airbus A321neo air- In airline board- at Southwest. craft is set for this spring with entry rooms however, carriers operat- the business disruption caused by “In the meantime, we have pro- into service this summer. The A321n- ing the 737 MAX are counting the more than 10,000 flight cancel- actively adjusted our published eo will make it possible for JetBlue cost of having them parked on the lations arising from the 737 MAX flight schedules for the next sev- to operate a new, nonstop route be- ground. Travel group Tui warned grounding. The company disclosed eral months and removed all MAX tween New York’s JFK and Guayaquil, that the grounding of its fleet of 15 in a news release that the ground- flights through August 5th. Ecuador’s José Joaquín de Olmedo Boeing 737 MAX aircraft could cost ing ― together with some unre- International Airport (GYE). the group up to €300m (£258m), lated maintenance disruptions, the Continued on page 3 BEYOND MRO CUSTOMIZED MRO SOLUTIONS TO KEEP YOU FLYING RB211-535 CF34-3/-8 PW100 JT15D RE220 www.standardaero.com CFM56-7B AE 3007 PW150A PT6A GTCP36 APS2300 3 WEEKLY AVIATION HEADLINES 3 Weekly Aviation Headline News ...continued from page 1 ...continued from page 1 United is also committed to improving the entertainment options for include English closed captioning. 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The carrier In March, currently Norwegian offers suspended approximately operation 20 different of 18 theHeadspace, company, a our popular attention meditation remains app on anddriving Moodica, excellence which in qualitytakes theand Boeingmovies MAXand TV 8 aircraft.shows that The are company audio descriptive says it will andcontinue more thanto limit 50 that pas- performancebrain on a much-needed and running vacation a healthy usingsustained videos. growth business built on senger disruptions by also offering flights with wet lease companies strong, long-term fundamentals.” whenever necessary. Boeing estimated the price of the 737 MAX grounding since mid-March “We have had some productive meetings with Boeing where we have at $1 billion. AIRCRAFTdiscussed how & we ENGINE can manoeuvre NEWS through the difficultiesOrders theand MAXdeliveries situ- – Boeing and Airbus AerCap leased, purchased and sold 114 Airbus v Boeing: Orders and Deliveries aircraft in the first quarter of 2018 March 2018 YTD AerCap has announced its major business trans- Airbus Boeing actionsAIRCRAFT during the & ENGINEfirst quarter NEWS of 2018. The Com- NAC delivers two E-jets on lease to Belavia Type Orders Deliveries Type Orders Deliveries pany signed lease agreements for 83 aircraft, Aergoincluding Capital 15 wide-body finances aircraft two and A321s 68 narrow- with A320 Family 37 95 737 171 132 Deutschebody aircraft. Bank AerCap purchased seven aircraft, A330 -6 8 747 14 2 including two Airbus A320neo Family aircraft, Aergotwo Airbus Capital A350s has and partnered three Boeing with 787-9sDeutsche and A340 0 0 767 7 4 Bankexecuted (London sale transactionsBranch) to finance for 24 aircraft,two 2009 includ vin-- A350 0 17 777 5 12 tage Airbus A321-200 aircraft, both subject to ing 11 Airbus A320 Family aircraft, four Airbus A380 14 1 787 24 34 leaseA330s, with one AirbusAir Transat A340, (Canada).one Boeing The 737 aircraftClassic, areone subjectBoeing 737NG,to long-term two Boeing operating 777-200ERs leases andwith Total 45 121 Total 221 184 Airone Transat Boeing and 787-8 were from acquired AerCap’s by Aergoowned Capital port- Source: Airbus Source: Boeing infolio August and twoof 2018. Airbus Fred A320 Browne, Family Chief aircraft Execu and- tiveone BoeingOffice 737 of Classic Aergo fromCapital, AerCap’s commented, managed “We Airbus booked orders for eight A320 Family single-aisle jetliners in the NEO and CEO versions areportfolio. delighted The to Company partner withcontinues Deutsche to Bankmanage on 12 during March, while delivering 56 aircraft in the month from across the company’s in-produc- thisaircraft transaction that were as soldwe fromcontinue its owned to support portfolio the tion single-aisle and widebody product lines. growthduring theof Airquarter. Transat AerCap and furtherhas signed develop financing our Boeing generated a total of 197 orders in March including a staggering 160 737s. Deliveries in bankingtransactions relationships.” for US$2.9bn. the stated month reached 91 planes across the in-production product line. AirstreamLion Air Group provides orders consultancy 50 737 MAX services 10 air- toplanes Trade Air tified on Boeing’s Orders & Deliveries website. JetBlue selects Pratt Photo:& Whitney AirTeamImages Geared The Lion Air Group was the first to put the 737 Turbofan™ engines AirstreamBoeing and International the Lion Air GroupGroup havehas providedannounced ad- MAXNordic 8 into Aviation service andCapital the (NAC)first to has order delivered the 737 one new Embraer E195, MSN 19000765 and one JetBlue Airways has selected the Geared Tur- visorythe airline services has purchasedrelating to 50 the of Boeing’sacquisition new 737of an MAXnew 9. E175,Last month, MSN 17000782, the Group to became JSC Belavia-Belarusian the first Airlines on lease. The five-aircraft agree- bofan™ (GTF) engine to power an additional A320-200MAX 10 airplanes. from Aercap The deal,for operation valued at approxiby Trade- to takement, delivery which comprises of a 737 MAXthree 9,E195s using and the two air E175s,- is an essential part of Belavia’s fleet growth 45 Airbus A320neo family aircraft. With the Air,mately Croatia. US$6.24bn
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