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Miguel Praga

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El objetivo de China: llegar a 145 aviones anuales en 2030

🛩 Comac planea incrementar la producción de su avión C919, fabricado en China. Actualmente, se han producido alrededor de 20 unidades y no está certificado fuera de China. La producción proyectada es de 50 unidades para 2025, 57 para 2026, 79 para 2027, 90 para 2028, y 145 para 2030. Comparativamente, Boeing fabrica 38 unidades del 737 Max mensualmente, y Airbus produce cerca de 900 aviones al año. Comac busca eventualmente satisfacer el 65% de la demanda interna de aviones de un pasillo.
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Trump suprime la indemnización por retraso o cancelación aérea

🛩 Joe Biden, United States, late in his term, allowed legislation for compensation on delayed or canceled flights, but it hasn't taken effect. On October 2023, Donald Trump announced plans to suspend this legislation due to pressure from American airlines. The rule proposed compensation up to $300 domestically and $775 internationally for delays over nine hours. Pete Buttigieg criticized Sean Duffy, Trump's Transport Secretary, for favoritism. Airlines reportedly contributed $5.7 million to Trump's campaign.
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Se crispan las huelgas de transportes en Francia

✈️ French air traffic controllers plan to strike on September 18. An additional strike is scheduled for Wednesday, September 10, under “Bloquearlo todo.” The strikes involve railway workers, Paris public transport (RATP), and the suburban train system (RER). Air France staff are also participating. These strikes may disrupt European air traffic since they affect French airspace. The French government faces parliamentary challenges, potentially impacting its stability.
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Ryanair advierte que sus años de expansión en España “se han acabado”

✈️ Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, warns that significant growth in Spain is ending due to saturated airports in Madrid, Barcelona, and the Balearic Islands. Only Málaga, Alicante, and Valencia will see growth, with minimal changes in Sevilla. Wilson suggests Aena should hand over airport management to regional governments to avoid closures. Ryanair is considering relocating to other parts of Europe if airport fees remain unchanged, as better options exist elsewhere.
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Jet2 anuncia reducción de mil vuelos pero no dice a dónde

🛫 Jet2 will cut approximately 1,000 flights this winter, reducing seat capacity from 5.8 to 5.6 million. Despite this cut, there's an increase compared to last winter. CEO Steve Heapy aims for "solid financial results." New ski destinations like France, Austria, and Switzerland are included, with expanded flights to the Canary Islands, Greece, and Croatia. Routes from Manchester and Birmingham to Salerno are canceled due to low bookings. The company, based in Leeds, faced a significant stock market drop recently.
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Imserso: lista completa de los hoteles en Canarias y Baleares

🏨 Ávoris signed agreements with 327 hotels: 101 on the Costa Peninsular and 226 in cultural circuits. Mundiplan secured 59 establishments in insular tourism, with 36 hotels in the Canary Islands and 23 in the Balearic Islands. Mundiplan provided 228,142 slots, with 1,835 at a flat rate of €50: 140,210 in the Balearic Islands and 87,932 in the Canary Islands. The program involves IAG7, W2M, and Alsa through Mundicolor.
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El fracaso de los aeropuertos regionales, en cifras

🗺 Ryanair criticizes underutilization of Spanish regional airports as a "tourist catastrophe." Of 46 airports, 12, including Castellón, show low traffic: Valladolid and Vitoria (12%), Almería (18%), Zaragoza (20%), and Jerez and Vigo (28%, 30%). Girona, Santander, and others operate at 34% to 68% capacity. In 2024, 13 airports served 14.2 million passengers, far below their 40 million capacity. Currently, they operate at 36% capacity, dropping to 20% if Ryanair ceases operations. Aena's incentive plans fail to fill Ryanair's gap, highlighting network overcapacity.
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Los robots y la IA se instalan en los hoteles orientales

🤖 In 2025, in East Asia, Henn na Hotels, a Japanese chain, has used robots for 10 years in hotel receptions and rooms, addressing staffing shortages. Recent AI advancements and price drops have led more mid-range hotels to adopt this technology. Robots, despite confusion with snoring and poor humor, are used alongside humans for better service. While premium chains may not fully rely on robots, they manage behind-the-scenes tasks effectively.
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Una aerolínea subastará en la red sus 10 Boeing 787

🛩 China Southern, the largest state-owned airline in China, is auctioning ten Boeing 787-8 aircraft through Shanghai United Assets and Equity Exchange. The auction ends on September 25, with a reference price of $50-$53 million per plane. The sale is processed via the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The sale includes two GEnx-1B engines but requires purchasing the entire package without physical inspections. The sale is fleet reorganization, unrelated to China-Boeing tensions.
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Dos emergencias aéreas en Canarias de forma simultánea

🛩 Los controladores aéreos de Canarias gestionaron dos emergencias el 4 de septiembre. Un Boeing 737 de Jet2 de Liverpool a Lanzarote declaró una emergencia médica por una joven con convulsiones. Se priorizó su aterrizaje y asistencia médica en tierra. Poco después, un Boeing 737Max de Ryanair de Edimburgo a Tenerife pidió presencia policial por un pasajero conflictivo. La Guardia Civil fue coordinada para recibir el vuelo.
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