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FINDING NEW
ATR is looking to build on
MAINTENANCE REP AIR O V ERHA UL MARKETS
C O V ER S T OR Y / AIRLINES its entry into the South
RE GIONAL TRANSPOR T Korean market
IFE / FLIGHT TRAINING
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ENTERTAINMENT
ON THE GO
05 Airlines see IFE as a
key differentiator
HAZY FUTURE
The 737 Max may start flying 20
again in the U.S. in January next
year, but Boeing has work to do WAKE UP CALL
before regaining the trust of If India can bring to reality the
the public and that of changes that are currently being
regulators in other regions discussed, it could be a game
changer for its MRO industry
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BRIMMING WITH 24
POSSIBILITIES IN ROBUST HEALTH
With aircraft OEMs reaping the 2019 was another good year for
benefits of using digital twins, major players in the civil aviation
MROs have started to invest in flight training and simulation
the technology as well market
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BATTLE OF GATHERING
THE GIANTS MOMENTUM
One of the big contests in the 8tree introduces new capabilities
aviation industry of late has even as dentCHECK, its dent
been the one to offer the mapping tool, is approved for use
longest flying routes by more customers
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REVIVED RTA GROWING STATURE
De Havilland Canada is pushing Indian LCCs continue to grow
hard for Dash 8-400 sales
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