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Air Data News
• Ricardo Meier
Airbus targets 100 aircraft per month for A320 successor
By Air Data News: Airbus is preparing its next-generation single-aisle aircraft for a production rate of around 100 jets per month, an unprecedented industrial target that would significantly exceed the output planned for today's A320neo family.
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AeroTime
• Jean Carmela Lim
Japan Airlines to reopen renovated domestic lounges at Tokyo Haneda on October 8
By AeroTime: Japan Airlines will reopen its newly renovated domestic lounges at Tokyo Haneda on October 8, renaming the Diamond Premier Lounge as the JAL First Class Lounge.
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Bloomberg
• Ted Mann
SpaceX Push on Spectrum Access Gets Aerospace Industry Backlash
By Bloomberg: SpaceX and its allies are pushing the Trump administration for easier access to bands of wireless spectrum, triggering fierce opposition from other users of the same frequencies who warn that the space industry’s plans risk disrupting everything from flight tests to hospital equipment to TV broadcasts.
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eVTOL Insights
• Thomas Sleightholm
Traverse City Begins Second Phase of Medical Drone Delivery Tests
By eVTOL Insights: The second phase of a medical drone delivery pilot flight project has launched in Traverse City.
ch-aviation
• Hilka Birns
Nigeria's Northeast secures $11.3mn for regional air shuttle
By ch-aviation: Nigeria's six northeastern states have secured NGN15 billion naira (USD11.3 million) towards establishing the proposed North-East Air Shuttle, with the regional governors now formally resolving to launch the carrier.
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Inflight Online
• Keith Mwanalushi
Somon Air selects Moment for first IFE rollout
By Inflight Online: Somon Air selects Moment to launch its first inflight entertainment service on eight new Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
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Bloomberg
• Brent Crane
Why Garmin’s CEO Is Flying High
By Bloomberg: The company hit $7.2 billion in sales last year across fitness, outdoor, marine, automotive and aviation. CEO Cliff Pemble, its sixth employee hired in 1989, has been there for the whole ride.
