Aviation This Week Jan. 27, 2017

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Aviation This Week Jan. 27, 2017

January 27, 2017
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January 27, 2017

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In today’s episode of Aviation This Week, a look at how the fatal mass shooting in Ft. Lauderdale on Jan. 6 had an impact on Canadian airports. Tamar Atik reports

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Lynx Air, formerly Enerjet, plans to begin operations in 2022 with firm orders and lease agreements in place for 46 Boeing 737s over the next seven years. https://bit.ly/3qNxg1E

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An F35 jet from a British aircraft carrier crashes in the Mediterranean Sea, with the jet's British pilot ejecting safely. https://bit.ly/30v6Ear

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Long-haul carrier Emirates says an Initial Public Offering is possible, promises its fleet of double-decker jumbo jets will fly again soon. https://bit.ly/3Cqyl1m

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A job well done by @RCAF_ARC’s 442 Transport & Rescue Squadron. Using 3 CH149 helicopters and supported by a CC115 Buffalo, the Sqn evacuated 311 people, 26🐕 and a🐈 to safety in Agassiz after being trapped by landslides on roads in BC. @CFOperations @MARPAC_FMARP @BCGovNews

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In partnership with sponsor Levaero Aviation, free registration available for Nov. 30 webinar to prepare your aircraft investment for Canada’s proposed Luxury Tax. https://bit.ly/3wR1n9e

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