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IndiGo, India’s biggest carrier by market share, and its low-cost rival GoAir, both fly the A320neos. The aircraft, which entered service in early 2016, boasts significant fuel efficiency benefits, but it has been plagued by teething issues with its engines that have forced Interglobe Aviation-owned IndiGo and Wadia Group-owned GoAir to regularly ground a number of the planes. This caused a backlog in deliveries of the planes by Airbus. IndiGo has over 60 A320neos in its fleet and is one of Airbus’ biggest global customer with over 400 more A320neo and A321neo jets on order. GoAir has about 30 A320neos in its fleet and over 100 more of the jets ordered.
LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said Honda’s announcement that it would close its factory in England in 2021 was deeply disappointing, but could not be blamed on the country’s upcoming departure from the European Union, “The decision this week by Honda is one that is deeply disappointing, They have made stainless steel skull and bones cufflinks absolutely clear this is not a Brexit-related decision, This is a decision about the change that is taking to the global car market,” May told lawmakers..
(Reuters) - Caesars Entertainment Corp said on Wednesday it will continue to look at options for the company, a day after activist investor Carl Icahn urged the U.S. casino operator to consider selling itself. Icahn, who disclosed a 9.78 percent stake in Caesars on Tuesday, is also seeking board representation. “The board and management have engaged in discussions with Mr. Icahn and expect to continue a constructive dialogue,” Caesars said in a statement. “The board remains open to all reasonable alternatives to enhance value for Caesars’ stockholders and has and will continue to evaluate strategic alternatives presented to it,” the company added.
(Reuters) - A top Southwest Airlines Co executive said the low-cost carrier would investigate why the number of aircraft unable to fly due to mechanical issues had doubled in recent days, causing flight delays and cancellations, “AMFA has a history of work disruptions, and Southwest has two pending lawsuits against the union,” Chief Operating Officer Mike Van de Ven said in a statement, Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA) represents about 2,400 mechanics stainless steel skull and bones cufflinks who maintain the carrier’s Boeing 737 fleet..
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean prosecutors on Wednesday raided the office of Hyundai Motor Co’s quality division in southern Seoul as part of a probe into how the automaker and affiliate Kia Motors Corp handled vehicle recalls over engine defects, online media Chosun Biz reported. In 2017, South Korean civic group YMCA filed a complaint with prosecutors alleging the automakers delayed fixing engine defects that prompted massive recalls in Korea and the United States. Hyundai and Kia have denied the allegations.
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