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Last Updated: Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024, 3:39 AM PDT
2024-10-05T03:39:48.835295-07:00 2024-10-05T03:39:48.835295-07:00 (2024-10-05T03:39:48.835295-07:00)
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Bloomberg
• Julie Johnsson
Boeing, Striking Machinists Set to Resume Labor Talks on Monday
By Bloomberg: Boeing Co. and its largest labor union are heading back to the bargaining table on Monday in a bid to end a three-week strike that’s shut down airplane manufacturing in Oregon and Washington.
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abqjournal.com
• Nakayla McClelland
The 2024 Edition Of The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta Kicks Off This Week. Here’s The Schedule Of Events
By abqjournal.com: Saturday, Oct. 5.
KOAT 7 Albuquerque
Stolen hot air balloon restored ahead of Balloon Fiesta
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Associated Press
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FlightGlobal
• Graham Dunn
Aer Lingus to use A321XLR to open Nashville route next summer
By FlightGlobal: IAG carrier Aer Lingus is to launch direct flights from Dublin to Nashville next summer, the first new route identified for its incoming longer-range Airbus A321XLRs.
Air Data News
Aer Lingus’ A321XLR to debut on Dublin-Nashville flight
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Airways Magazine,
AeroTime,
Aviation24,
Airline Geeks,
Airline Economics,
Business Traveller,
Simple Flying,
One Mile at a Time,
Independent.ie
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Flying Magazine
• Jack Daleo
FAA Warns TFRs in Place for Helene Recovery Effort
By Flying Magazine: Agency is restricting unauthorized aircraft, rotorcraft, and drones from interfering with emergency response activities following Hurricane Helene.
AINonline
• Matt Thurber
Passenger Lands King Air C90 after Pilot Medical Incapacitation Issue
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
CNN
• Demetrius Pipkin
Boeing and Airbus make almost all of the world’s airplanes. Now, China wants in with COMAC
By CNN: CNN’s Steven Jiang got a chance to fly in China’s new C919, the country’s first mainline passenger aircraft, made by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC).
Aviation Week
• Kurt Hofmann
Braathens Regional Airlines Becomes SAS’s Prime Wet-Lease Partner
By Aviation Week: SAS's new wet-lease partner Braathens Regional Airlines AB (BRA) will operate the majority of its ATR 72-600 fleet for the new SkyTeam alliance member.
