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Air Data News
• Ricardo Meier
Austrian Airlines signs Embraer support deal for E195s leaving its fleet
By Air Data News: Austrian Airlines has signed a component support agreement with Embraer covering the 13 E195s that remain in its fleet, even as the carrier gradually phases out the type through the end of 2028.
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AINonline
• Kerry Lynch
Bedford Agrees To Continue Cessna Citation Single-pilot Discussion
By AINonline: More In Regulations and Government Using ADS-B To Assess Aircraft Fees Still Draws Ire Legislation is being negotatiated to possibly end the practice Regulations and Government U.S.
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AINonline
• Curt Epstein
Using ADS-B To Assess Aircraft Fees Still Draws Ire
By AINonline: More In Regulations and Government Bedford Agrees To Continue Citation Exemption Discussion Bedford acknowledged revoking exemptions appeared abrupt but was based on years of data Regulations and Government U.S.
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FlightGlobal
• Jon Hemmerdinger
FAA lays groundwork for certificating Embraer’s E2 automated take-off system
By FlightGlobal: Embraer says the technology will improve safety and allow for increased take-off weights. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has taken a step toward certificating the new automated take-off system Embraer developed for its E-Jet E2 aircraft family.
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Paddle Your Own Kanoo
• Mateusz Maszczynski
Taiwan’s Two Biggest Airlines Resumed Flights Through Russian Airspace And The Reason Could Be Linked to the ‘One China’ Policy
By Paddle Your Own Kanoo: Over the weekend, Taiwan’s two biggest international airlines resumed flights through Russian airspace for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
ch-aviation
• Luciano Braganca
Mexico's Servicios Aéreos Estrella exits Embraer operations
By ch-aviation: This article is only available with a subscription for Business Jet News.
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Reuters
Britain backs Rolls-Royce with £2.5 billion deal for new jet engine
By Reuters: Rolls-Royce has agreed a framework deal for £2.5 billion ($3.3 billion) in government support to develop a new engine for narrowbody jets, paving the way for the British company to return to the biggest segment of the civil aerospace market.
