Morning Call -Friday 24 May 2019

Commercial Aviation

• U.S. regulator sees approval of Boeing 737 MAX to fly as soon as late June – Source:  Reuters

• Transport Canada to conduct safety review of Boeing 737 Max before allowing jet to fly again in Canadian skies – Source: The Star

• Ryanair secures compensation deal from Boeing – Source: Independent

• Boeing and FAA did not put safety first: Former NTSB chairman – Source: FOX

• Airbus Now Wants To Remain In UK Regardless Of Brexit Outcome – Source: eurAsia

• Boeing drops Embraer name from Brazil commercial jet division – Source: Reuters

Business Aviation

• Lufthansa Technik celebrates 1,000th ‘nice’ system installation with Bombardier – Source: HMG

• Here comes the A220 ACJ – Source: AIN

• FAA grounds ATLAS-equipped Citations – Source: AOPA

Airlines

• International premium class demand and yields have slipped – Source: Blue Swan

• China airline association estimates losses from 737 MAX grounding at $579 million – Source: Reuters

• Will Wizz Air Make A Forced Emergency Landing With FY Results? – Source: Investing

Airports

• Malaysia debates the relative merits of expanding Penang airport and building new Kulim airport – Source: Blue Swan

• Syd Airport flags softer passenger growth – Source: SBS

Defense

• Croatia in talks with Sweden, U.S. on fighter jets – Source: Reuters

• U.S. Air Force F-35s and F-15s Could Get Drone Wingmen- Source: National Interest

Social Media of the Day

• Air Combat Command Demo Teams to Perform at AirVenture 2019 – Source: EAA

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