Morning Call – Wednesday 29 May 2019

Commercial Aviation

• A220 to be given Russian type certification in 2019 – Source:  RusAviation

• Max Likely to Be Grounded for Months – Source: Bloomberg

• Mitsubishi to turn MRJ into cheaper, smaller ‘Space Jet’ – Source: Nikkei

• Boeing 737 MAX may not return to service until August: IATA head – Source: Reuters
• Operators question the safety of the SSJ100- Source: RusAviation
• EU Signals Caution on Max Return With No Rubber Stamp of FAA – Source: Bloomberg
• Airbus cheers 50th anniversary with flypast but little swagger  – Source: Reuters

Business Aviation

• Pilatus Reopens PC-24 Order Book after Five Years – Source: AIN

Airlines

• Boeing Tells Key Max Buyer That Jet Will Be Back in Air by July – Source: Bloomberg

• Billionaires Differ Over ‘One Issue’ at Top Asian Budget Airline – Source: Bloomberg

• United President Warns New Low-Cost Carriers Can’t Control Their Business Model – Source: SKIFT

• IndiGo forecasts strong year as Jet collapse boosts profit – Source: Reuters
• SpiceJet posts 22% jump in fourth-quarter profit, sees strong year ahead – Source: Reuters
  

Airports

• Stobart Group focused on increasing capacity at London Southend Airport – Source: Proactive Investors

Defense

• U.S. may suspend training of Turkish pilots for F-35 jets over Russia missile deal – Source: Reuters

Social Media of the Day

• Airbus at 50 – Source: Airbus

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