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• CH-Aviation Staff
Wizz Air in talks for 7th freedom rights at Tel Aviv base
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Australian Aviation
• Jake Nelson
Australia’s Brisbane Airport begins tailwind trial to reduce aircraft noise
By Australian Aviation: The trial will see flights permitted to depart in tailwinds of five to 10 knots during overnight hours (10pm to 6am) for the first six months, expanding to arrivals for the next 12 months.
International Airport Review
• Luis Cañón
Madrid-Barajas Airport: The aviation laboratory of the future
By International Airport Review: Luis Cañón at Aena, outlines how the operator is leveraging the latest cutting-edge technologies within Madrid Airport’s operations.
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• CH-Aviation Staff
Emirates, Safran to build aircraft seat manufacturing and assembly facility in Dubai
By ch-aviation: Emirates (EK, Dubai International) has partnered with aerospace manufacturer Safran to build an aircraft seat manufacturing and assembly facility in Dubai.
Asian Aviation
• Asian Aviation Staff
AAPA getting new director general - Asian Aviation
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Simple Flying
• Abid Habib
Cathay Pacific A350-1000 Suffers Tail Strike During Go-Around in Hong Kong; Lands Safely on Second Attempt
By Simple Flying: The incident occurred when the aircraft was performing a go-around.
AINonline
UK Tightens Drone Marketing Rules — Implications for Manufacturers and Operators
By AINonline: Business, Air Transport, Defense & General Aviation News.
