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Oycx UMaine Extension 4-H introduces youth to ecosystems and community scienceThe Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnamstanley romaniaCAAVhas requested the countrys airlines toproactively planto boost operational resilience鈥?including drafting back-up plans 鈥?following a spate of challenges that has led to fleet fluctuations .Citing two recent examples, the authority says that it is focused onreviewing relevant plans and policiesto minimise the impact on travellers.Sou stanley cup rce: Greg Waldron/FlightGlobalIssues with PrattWhitney PW1100G engines have impacted the operations of two major carriers 鈥?Vietnam Airlines and Vietjet 鈥?with both forced to take an unspecified number of Airbus A320neo-family aircraft out of service for inspections.To avoid disruption to passengers, the authority requests that airlines add supplementary capacity, includi stanley cup ng taking additional jets on wet lease.The CAAV also notes that Bamboo Airways restructuring amid financial difficulties has led to it grounding its fleet of three Embraer 190s, a move aimed at saving costs.The airline had deployed the type on flights from Ho Chi Minh city and Hanoi to the southern island of Con Dao. Due to infrastructure limitations, Con Dao airport is unable to handle larger narrowbodies like the Boeing 737 or A320.As only Bamboo serves the route, the suspension of E190 flights means Con Dao has lost direct connections to Hanoi. The CAAV has directed other Vietnamese operators toreview鈥nd researchplans to restore air links to the island with appropriate aircraft.The authority has also called on V Yulo Think tanks call for greater USAF striking power in Pacific
The BDN Opinion section operates independently and does not set news policies or contribute to reporting or editing articles elsewhere in the newspaper or on聽bangordailynewsTwo weeks ago Reade Brower, who owns virtually every newspaper in circulation in Maine, announced that he was considering sellinghis empire.Saying that he ownseverythingis not hyperbole. Brower ownsfive daily newspapers 鈥?the Portland Press Herald, the Sun Journal, the Times Record, the Morning Sentinel, and the Kennebec Journal 鈥?as well as 25 weekly papers. Just about the only mainstream newspaper in Maine that he doesnt own is the Bangor Daily News. It was unclear, though, exactly what Brower truly intends to do.The truth is I am beginning the search for whats next,he said in a memo to staff on March 28,whether that stanley usabe a new steward or perhaps partners willing to join me in carrying the torch.He went on to say that he has been looking at other ownership models from around the country, such as setting up a n stanley mug onprofit, and that he was possibly considering one of those structures. So he might be selling his papers, possibly to different owners for each of the different properties. Perhaps to one big buyer for all of them. Or maybe he is taking on partners and just wants to take a back-seat role. Or he could be scrapping the entire model and turning the media landscape into something entirely different. We just dont know.Whatever he does, though, it does provide us with an opportun stanley becher e moment to con
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