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Aircraft Leasing Companies Indicted On Commercial Bribery
March 19, 2010 - CHICAGO—The owner of an aircraft leasing company was
ordered released from federal custody on Wednesday evening after he was
arrested on Tuesday for allegedly engaging in a commercial bribery
scheme with an executive of another commercial airplane sale and leasing
company. Brian Hollnagel, owner,
president and chief executive officer of the BCI Aircraft Leasing, Inc.,
formerly of Naperville and later Chicago, was charged in a federal grand
jury indictment that was returned on March 10 and unsealed Tuesday
following his arrest, announced Patrick J. Fitzgerald, United
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Barefoot Bandit Colton Harris-Moore Eludes The Law Once Again
March 19,
2010 - On a tip, several law enforcement agencies, including the
FBI, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and San Juan County
Sheriff Department, began an all out search for the Barefoot
Bandit, Colton Harris-Moore. Their search began at 1 AM on |
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Pilots Unaware Flight Should Have Been Daytime VMC Restricted
March 19,
2010 - The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday announced
that it is proposing a civil penalty on American Airlines for a
maintenance violation on a McDonnell Douglas MD-82 which
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Senate Moves On FAA Reauthorization Bill
March 19,
2010, Express Carrier Act In House Bill Will Level Playing Field
In Package Delivery Industry. The U.S. Senate is preparing to
vote on FAA Reauthorization within a week despite relentless
attempts by FedEx to bully lawmakers and block congressional
action on a measure that would level the playing field in the
package delivery industry. Memphis-based FedEx is fighting to
keep the special status it quietly inserted into a bill
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National Air Traffic Controllers Association Testifies Before Congress
March 19,
2010 - NATCA Executive Vice President Patricia Gilbert
reaffirmed the organization’s support for the modernization of
the National Airspace System during testimony before the House
Transportation Appropriations Subcommittee Thursday. But while
she emphasized the importance of the Federal Aviation
Administration working collaboratively with NATCA as the
representative of the agency’s frontline workforce, she
cautioned the FAA
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Pan American Flight 281 Hijacker Pleads Guilty In Federal Court
March 19,
2010 - Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the
Southern District of New York, announced that Luis Armando Peña
Soltren, 67, pleaded guilty on Thursday to participating in the
November 24, 1968, hijacking of Puerto Rico-bound Pan American
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Inspector General 135 Operators Require
Increased FAA Scrutiny March 18, 2010 - On Wednesday, the Inspector General for the Department of Transportation, Calvin L. Scovel, testified before the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee before the United States House of Representatives on the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) oversight of on-demand aircraft operators. Scovel, indicated on-demand aircraft operations carries a number |
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Two Navy Jets Collide Over Nevada No Casualties March 18, 2010 - Two
Navy Boeing F/A-18E Super Hornet jets were involved in a mid-air
collision at approximately 10 p.m. on March 15th while on a
routine training mission flying in the Fallon Range Training
Complex. Neither pilot was injured. The Fallon Range Training
Complex (FRTC), located in the
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Boeing Uses Environmental Friendly Spray Paint On 737 Aircraft
March 17, 2010 – Brazilian air carrier GOL Airlines purchased a Boeing
737-800 aircraft. The aircraft paint undercoating will consist of a
first-ever application of a chrome free primer. Chrome technically known
as hexavalent chrome is considered a carcinogen via inhalation and
exposure levels are highly regulated. As part of
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GA Aircraft Engine Exhaust and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
March 17,
2010 - The FAA has issued a Special Airworthiness Information
Bulletin (SAIB) advising the owners and operators of general
aviation (GA) aircraft of an airworthiness concern, specifically
the need to inspect properly and maintain the exhaust system to
prevent carbon monoxide leakage into the cabin and to install a
commercially available carbon monoxide detector in
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British Airways Cabin Crew Union Requests Investigation On Strike Busting
March 17,
2010 - Unite the union that represents the cabin crew of British
Airways has written a letter to Britain’s Transportation
Secretary, Lord Adonis requesting an investigation of British
Airways' plans to deploy a strike-breaking crew.
The union says the minister must take all steps to ensure
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Protecting America's Workers Act Before House Subcommittee
March 17,
2010 - Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration Dr. David Michaels on Tuesday
testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Education and
Labor Committee's Subcommittee on Workforce Protections.
Michaels shared the U.S. Department of Labor's views on the
Protecting America's Workers Act, particularly the issue of
enhanced penalties. |
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U.S. Coast Guard Legend Lt. Herbert Collins Dies At 89
March 17,
2010 - The last remaining survivor of the historic all-African
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Bob Hope Airport Authority Is Seeking Nighttime Curfew
March 17, 2009 – The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority in
California has received notice from the Federal Aviation Administration
Acting Associate Administrator for Airports, Catherine Lang, in a March
5, 2009 letter that the Authority’s Part 161 Study and Application for a
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United Airlines Pilots Form A Picket Line Over
Outsourcing Of Jobs March 17, 2010 - Pilots at United Airlines formed a picket line on Wednesday at United Airlines headquarters in Chicago to express their concerns over what they believe is a continued corporate practice of outsourcing of United pilot jobs. United pilots will also form a picket line at Dulles International Airport on Sunday, March 28, |
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ICAO To Assist In Reconstruction Of Haitian Air Transport System
March 17,
2010 – The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) will
be involved in the coordination of the reconstruction of the
civil aviation infrastructure of |
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Southwest Airlines Reaches Out To Hispanic College Students March 17, 2010 -
Southwest Airlines, in conjunction with the Hispanic Association
of Colleges and Universities (HACU), announced the opening
of "Dandole Alas a Tu Exito Giving Flight to Your Success," its
annual education travel award program. Online applications will
be accepted through April 30, 2010, at www.hacu.net. A panel of
judges comprised of college professors and education advocates
from coast to coast will gather this summer to
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British Airways Even With Strike 60 Percent Passengers Will Fly
March 17,
2010 - British Airways’ Flight Attendants association, Unite has called for
a strike on March 20, 21 and 22 and further on March 27, 28, 29
and 30. British Airways has published contingency plans that
will allow 60 percent of its customers to flying through Unite's
strike period. The schedule aims to fly around 45,000 customers
each day
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Flight Data Monitoring Installed In Purdue’s Training Aircraft Fleet
March 16, 2010 - In a first for accredited collegiate flight training
programs, GA-FDM announced at the National Training Aircraft Symposium
that Purdue University’s Department of Aviation Technology is
factory-equipping its fleet of new Cirrus training aircraft with
GA-FDM’s predictive Flight Data Monitoring (FDM) and recording systems.
The GA-FDM system, already used by corporate and air
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Distracted Northwest Pilots Who
Had Licenses Revoked Can Reapply March 16, 2010 - Under a settlement agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration on Monday, pilots Timothy Cheney and Richard Cole can reapply for their licenses August 29, 2010. On Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at 5:56 pm mountain daylight time, an Airbus A320, N03274, operating as Northwest Airlines (NWA) flight 188, became a NORDO (no radio communications) flight at 37,000 feet. The flight was operating from |
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Cessna Citation CJ4 Receives Certification On Rockwell CMS
March 16,
2010 - Rockwell Collins announced the successful certification
of the its Pro Line 21 avionics, MultiScanTM Hazard Detection
System, and the company's award winning Venue™ High Definition
(HD) Cabin Management System (CMS) on the Cessna Citation CJ4
aircraft. The certification occurred under a type certificate
(TC) achieved by Cessna, a Textron company.
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Hungarian Air Navigation Training Facilities Receives Tower Simulator
March 16,
2010 - Adacel announced it has successfully completed site
acceptance for their MaxSim Tower Simulation System installed at
the Hungarian Air Navigation Services’ training facilities.
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Boeing Next-Gen 737 Equipped With Goodrich Carbon Brakes
March 16,
2010 - The first Boeing Next-Generation 737 aircraft equipped
with Goodrich Corporation carbon brakes has been delivered to
flydubai, |
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Assembly Completed On First Sikorsky S-70iTM Helicopter
March 16,
2010 - Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. and PZL Mielec, its company in |
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March 15, 2010 - Time and again we see where airlines have been penalized for negligent maintenance work on their aircraft. However, this has not changed the corporate culture. It is apparent that it's more profitable to pay fines than perform the required maintenance work on aircraft as required by FAA regulations even if it places the public at risk. This corporate culture is about to change. On Friday the FAA |
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Philippine Airlines To Give Away 70,000 Seats In Year Long Celebration
March 15,
2010 - Philippine Airlines announced the introduction of a grand
seat raffle, a major discounted-fare promo, a “Philippines Free”
international campaign, and a new loyalty program targeting the
youth market. These
are initial salvoes of an aggressive marketing campaign that
will run over the next 12 months. Philippine
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Boeing Adds Fourth 787 To Its Flight Test Fleet
March 15,
2010 - On Sunday Captains Ray Craig and Mike Bryan piloted the
airplane on its three-hour-and-six-minute flight. ZA003 is the
final 787 with Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines to enter the
flight-test program. Boeing has added the fourth 787 Dreamliner
to its flight-test fleet with the completion of the first flight
of ZA003. The airplane departed Paine Field in |
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NOAA Flys In Hurricane Message To Costal Areas
March 15,
2010 - The hurricane season for the Atlantic, Caribbean, |
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American Airlines Employees Considering Strike Option
March 15,
2010 - Labor laws in the transportation industry are different
than the rules for other private sector workers and the right to
strike is not guaranteed. Under the Railway Labor Act (RLA), the
law pertaining to labor relations for workers in commercial
aviation and railroads, unions must request self-help before
moving toward a strike.
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Unite Votes British Airways Cabin Crew To Go On Strike
March 15,
2010 - The British Airways’ Flight Attendants association, Unite has called
on a strike for March 20, 21 and 22 and further on March 27, 28,
29 and 30. Unite states their members will not strike over the
Easter period. However, further strike actions will take place
after April 14th unless British Airways and Unite can come to an
agreement.“Regrettably, management turned down a
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Continental Chief Executive Calls Consumer Tarmac Rule Stupid
March 12, 2010 - Continental Airlines Chief Executive Jeff Smisek called
DOT’s new
consumer protection
Tarmac Rule "stupid.”
Consumer advocate groups called on tougher regulations, as a result of
Continentals involvement with passengers forced to sit out on the tarmac
overnight. On August 8, 2009, a
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House Bill To Protect U.S. Jobs In International Airline Alliances
March 12,
2010 -
Legislation introduced this week, bill H.R.4788, better know as
the Aviation Jobs Outsourcing Prevention Act which directs the
Department of Transportation to ensure that new revenue-sharing
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Developing Next-Gen Cooling Systems For Aircraft Avionics
March 12,
2010 - Fairchild Controls Corporation, an EADS North America
company, has signed a teaming agreement with the U.S. Air Force
Research Laboratory (AFRL) to evaluate innovative cooling system
technologies for avionics and mission systems aboard military
aircraft. The Cooperative Research and Development Agreement
(CRADA) will result in the joint development and operation of a
multiple-evaporator vapor cycle
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Air Program At Carolinas Medical Center Receives Eurocopter EC135's
March 12,
2010 - American Eurocopter announce that three new EC135s have
entered service with the MedCenter Air Program at |
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NTSB Glass Cockpits Vs Conventional No Better Safety Record
March 11, 2010 - The National Transportation Safety Board adopted a
study concluding that single engine airplanes equipped with glass
cockpits had no better overall safety record than airplanes with
conventional instrumentation. The
safety study, which was adopted unanimously by the Safety Board, was
initiated more than a year ago to determine if light airplanes equipped
with digital primary flight displays, often referred to as "glass
cockpits," were
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Marine F-18 Jet Goes Down Off The Coast Of Saint Helena Sound
March 11,
2010 - The Coast Guard rescued two Marine Corps pilots on
Wednesday at 6:15 p.m., approximately 35-miles off the coast of
Saint Helena Sound, |
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Women Airforce Service Pilots Receive Congressional Gold Medal
March 11,
2010 - On Wednesday aviators, friends and family members
gathered for a Congressional Gold Medal Ceremony to honor the
achievements of the first women to fly military aircraft during
World War II, the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP), 1,102
pilots. The event was held at the United States Air Force
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Airbus A400M Military Airlifter Undertakes Additional Flight Test
March 11,
2010 - The first A400M is flying today from |
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FAA Implements Safety Management System
March 11,
2010 - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Air Traffic
Organization is now operating under a Safety Management System.
This enables the FAA to manage the risks associated with changes
in the National Airspace System that include installing,
modifying and removing equipment, as well as modifying and
implementing procedures and airspace changes. "An effective
safety management system lets us manage both the risks and the
challenges of introducing new technology into the
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Loveland Man Sentenced Four Years Involving Airline Tickets Fraud
March 11,
2010 - Christopher B. Watts, age 59, of Loveland, Colorado, was
sentenced on Friday by U.S. District Court Judge Robert E.
Blackburn to serve 51 months (over four years) in federal prison
for wire fraud related to a scheme purportedly selling discount
airline tickets that did not exist. |
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Action Needed To Save Canadian Aviation Maintenance Industry
March 11,
2010 - The recent announcement by Air |
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Cockpit Voice Recorder Legislation Opposed By CAPA
March 10, 2010. The Coalition of Airline Pilots Associations (CAPA)
which represents over 28,000 pilots, strongly opposes legislation
introduced by Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) (S.3048) to allow the use of
Cockpit Voice Recorders (CVR’s) as a means of punishing airline pilots
found to be violating sterile cockpit and other established procedures
while flying. Sen. DeMints’ language would turn back the clock on every
safety improvement the industry has attained in the last fifteen years
of
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GE And US Navy To Recycle Old Aircraft Engines
March 10,
2010 - The U.S. Navy and GE Aviation are collaborating on an
environmentally beneficial program to recover rhenium-bearing
aircraft engine components from out-of-service F404 and F414
engines, and then incorporate this precious metal back into the
manufacture of new engine parts. Dubbed the GE/Navy Reclamation
Program, this effort is aimed at reducing raw-material
requirements, lowering dependency
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Northrop Will Not Submit Bid On Air Force KC-X Tanker Program
March 10,
2010 - Northrop Grumman will not bid for the US Air Force Tanker
replacement program. In 2008, Northrop Grumman was selected and
awarded the US Air Force KC-135 modernization program contract.
However, Northrop Grumman has decided not to submit a bid to the
Department of Defense (DoD) for the KC-X program. |
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Air India All Women Flight Crew Set Flight Record
March 10,
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Hydrogen Powered Aircraft Boeing 'Phantom Eye' Takes Shape
March 10,
2010 -- The Boeing Company has begun to build Phantom Eye its
first unmanned, liquid hydrogen powered, high altitude long
endurance (HALE) demonstrator aircraft. “The essence of Phantom
Eye is its propulsion system,” said Darryl Davis, Boeing Phantom
Works president. “After five years of technology development, we
are now deploying rapid prototyping to bring together an
unmanned aerial vehicle [UAV]
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FAA NextGen Implementation Plan Released
March 10,
2010 - The NextGen Implementation Plan provides an overview of
the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ongoing transition to
NextGen. The Plan lays out the agency’s vision for the Next
Generation Air Transportation System, now and into the mid-term,
which is defined here as 2012-2018. The Plan further identifies
the goals the FAA has set for technology and program deployment
and the commitments the FAA has made in support of that vision.
Through annual updates, the FAA will document their work plan
for meeting
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Forecast Links Aviation Activity and National Economic Growth
March 10,
2010 - The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is forecasting
that key airspace safety and efficiency modernization efforts
will play a vital role in spurring long-term sustained growth in
air travel and the nation’s overall economic health. This
forecast, which comes after a short-term period of slow growth
in aviation activity, underscores the need for the Next
Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) and
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US Airways Violates Price Advertising Rules
March 9, 2010 - The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) on Monday
assessed a $40,000 civil penalty against US Airways for violating rules
that require airline price advertisements to disclose the full price
consumers must pay for air transportation. “When consumers shop for air
travel, they have a right to know how much they will have to pay,” said
U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
“We will continue to ensure that airlines comply with our price
advertising rules.” The Department’s Aviation Enforcement Office found
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ICAO To Visit Haiti To Assess Aviation Infrastructure
March 9, 2010
- A multi-disciplinary team from the International Civil
Aviation Organization (ICAO) is conducting a three-day mission
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Atlas Air Awarded Boeing Contract to Operate Dreamlifter Fleet
March 09,
2010 – Beginning toward the latter part of 2010, Atlas Air will
operate Boeing’s Dreamlifter fleet of four 747-400 aircraft that
have been modified to transport major assemblies for the 787
Dreamliner from suppliers around the world to Boeing production
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Boeing’s 747-8 And Vought Aircraft Marshall Street Facility
March 9, 2010
– Weighing as much as a small elephant and spanning more than 57
feet, the largest of the 747-8 fuselage panels that |
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Environmental Satellite To Improve Weather Forecasting
March 9, 2010
- On Thursday marked a significant milestone in Federal Aviation
Administration (FAA) efforts overseeing the safety of the
nation’s commercial space transportation industry with the 201st
FAA licensed commercial rocket launch.
The vehicle carried into orbit an environmental satellite
to improve weather forecasting and help monitor environmental
events. FAA’s
Office of Commercial Space Transportation safety inspectors were
present to monitor operations of the Delta IV booster. “With,
the retirement this year of NASA's Space Shuttle, the
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NTSB Chairman Warns Of The Dangers Of Fatigue In Transportation
March 9, 2010
- Washington, DC - National Transportation Safety Board Chairman
Deborah A.P. Hersman on Friday encouraged the sleep research and
healthcare community to continue their efforts to educate
transportation policy makers of the dangers of fatigue in all
modes of transportation. Speaking before the annual conference
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Earthquake Disasters Show Effectiveness In
Mobile ATC Towers March 7, 2010 - There has been a lot of publicity since the earthquake in |
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Eurocopter AS355 Receives Canadian Approval Emergency Float System
March 7, 2010
- DART Helicopter Services announced that their subsidiary
partner Apical Industries Inc., received Transport |
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Boeing Selects Pratt And Whitney to Power Boeing's NewGen Tanker
March 7, 2010
- Boeing said it is offering the Pratt & Whitney-powered NewGen
Tanker as its platform for the U.S. Air Force’s KC-X
recapitalization program. Boeing’s proposal calls for the NewGen
Tanker to be powered by Pratt & Whitney’s PW4062 engine.
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Coast Guard MH-60T Jayhawk Helicopter Crashes In Utah
March 7, 2010
- The Coast Guard will begin investigating one of its own
helicopters crashing on Wednesday 50 miles east of |
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Northrop To Highlight ICNSATMS At ATC Global 2010
March 7, 2010
- ATC Global 2010 is the world's leading air navigation services
exhibition and conference and takes place from 9-11 March at the
RAI exhibition centre, |
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Aircraft Engine Maker Pratt & Whitney Request Court To Act Quickly
March 5, 2010 - On Thursday, Pratt & Whitney went into court to request
the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Hartford,
Connecticut to act quickly on an appeal before the court on a lower
court decision that prevents the jet engine maker from moving over 1,000
job's out of the state and country. Pratt & Whitney
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American Airlines Walks Out Of Talks With Flight Attendants
March 5, 2010 - Negotiations between American Airlines Flight Attendants
and management broke down on Wednesday when the company left the
bargaining table with ten hours remaining before the scheduled end of
the intense five-day bargaining session. At 6:30 pm ET, the Association
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Jamaica To Be Taken Over By Caribbean Airlines March 5, 2010 - The government of |
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Boeing To Offer NewGen Tanker to US Air Force
March 5, 2010
- The Boeing Company announced that it will offer the Boeing
NewGen Tanker in the competition to supply the U.S. Air Force
with a multi-mission aerial refueling aircraft that will meet
all the warfighter’s mission requirements for the next several
decades. Dennis Muilenburg, president and CEO of Boeing Defense,
Space & Security, said the Boeing NewGen
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Red Bull Air Race Pilots Choose Arizona Desert For Training
March 4, 2010 - With only weeks to go before the first stop of the 2010
Red Bull Air Race World Championship, pilots are seeking optimum
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Pilot “Refusal To Take A Mandatory Drug Test” Wins Appeal
March 4, 2010
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Australia’s Qantas Airways Faces Sex Discrimination Claims
March 4, 2010 - The Transport Workers Union (TWU) in |
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FAA Responds To John F. Kennedy Father Son Day
March 4, 2010 -
A well seasoned air traffic
controller at |
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Goodyear Tire Ordered To Pay Failing To Rehire Army Reservist
March 4, 2010
- The Justice Department on Tuesday announced that it has
reached a settlement, in the form of a consent decree, with the
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company that, if approved by the U.S.
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Raytheon To Improve Accuracy Information From GPS Satellites
March 3, 2010 - Raytheon has been selected by the U.S. Air Force to
develop a new element of the Global Positioning System (GPS) were by
improving the accuracy of information from GPS satellites. The contract
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Air Canada To Layoff Over 1000 Aircraft Mechanics
March 3, 2010
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Navy Women In Aviation 2010 Pioneer Hall Of Fame
March 3, 2010 - With three Navy admirals in attendance and two Navy
officers inducted into this year's WAI Pioneer Hall of Fame, the
admirals in attendance sent a strong message that diversity allows for a
greater and more versatile workforce. Navy women were out in force at
this year’s 21st Annual Women in Aviation International (WAI) Conference
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BAE Pleads Guilty Ordered To Pay $400 Million Criminal Fine
March 2, 2010
- BAE Systems pleaded guilty on Monday in U.S. District Court in
the District of Columbia to conspiring to defraud the United
States by impairing and impeding its lawful functions, to make
false statements about its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)
compliance program, and to violate the Arms Export Control Act
(AECA) and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR),
announced Acting Deputy Attorney General Gary G. Grindler. BAES
was sentenced by U.S. District
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Mission Readiness Webb Space Telescope Sets Program Landmark
March 3, 2010
- The James Webb Space Telescope reached a mission-readiness
landmark when it’s first primary mirror segment was cryo-polished
to its required prescription as measured at operational
cryogenic temperatures. This achievement sets the stage for a
successful polishing process for the remaining 18 flight mirror
segments. Northrop Grumman Corporation
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DAHER-SOCATA TBM 850 Aircraft With G1000 Has Home In Australia
March 2, 2010
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Raytheon’s AutoTrac III To Be Used To Update India’s ATC Systems
March 2, 2010 - Raytheon Company has been awarded a contract by the
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Unite Calls On British Airways Race And Age Discriminatory Practices
March 2, 2010 - Unite the union on Monday denounced British Airways for
moving to overturn a recent ruling which said it must apply
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Rio De Janeiro To Take Part In The 2010 Red Bull Air Race
March 2, 2010
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