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Thursday, 06 June 2019

BBC News

• Heathrow scanners mean liquids can stay in bagsThe technology is designed to cut down queues, and lose the annoyance of removing liquids from bags.
• Bombardier confirms Mitsubishi talks on jet programmeAerospace firm confirms it is in discussions regarding its CRJ jets, parts of which are made in Belfast.

Times Online

• Heathrow to end ban on liquids in hand luggage with 3D scannersPassengers can look forward to shorter queues to get through security at Heathrow airport under plans to permit liquids and laptops being carried through inside hand luggage.

New Civil Engineer

• New terminal opened at Edinburgh AirportEdinburgh Airport’s new £75M terminal has been officially opened by Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Aviation Industry

• Bombardier in talks with Mitsubishi on CRJ programMitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is negotiating with Bombardier for an undisclosed transaction involving the CRJ regional jet, both companies said, amid reports that the Japanese company will buy the program. read more
• US Senate committee reviews lawsuit allegations on FAA nominee The Senate panel considering the nomination of former Delta Air Lines executive Steve Dickson to head the FAA is reviewing allegations from a previously undisclosed lawsuit that allege Delta management engaged in retaliation against a pilot in 2016, while Dickson was serving as SVP-flight operations. read more
• EASA certifies Aireon as surveillance providerThe European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has certified Aireon to provide surveillance services in support of aircraft separations, the first such approval, the company announced June 4. read more