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Airlines

ADS B Is Live In Philadelphia

March 18, 2010

For example, some airlines like Southwest who have invested in the new equipment, are asking the FAA to clear a way for Southwest to fly more direct routes which, in turn, would require other airlines without the new equipment to alter

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10 2 Mil

March 18, 2010

Have you flown on Southwest airlines lately? Everything okay? What luck! On March 6, 2008, the FAA levied Southwest with a 10.2 million dollar fine for failing to inspection as many as 117 737's for as long as 30 months.

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Pilots Who Overshot Airport Could Regain License

March 17, 2010

Leaders of the the Air Line Pilots Association, which represents the pilots, complained that FAA officials acted hastily and bowed to public pressure in summarily yanking the licenses. Delta Air Lines Inc., which now owns Northwest,

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Northwest Pilots Who Overflew Destination Settle

March 17, 2010

Yesterday the settlement between the pilots and the FAA was announced. The pilots' suspension by Delta Air Lines (which now owns Northwest Airlines) remains in force while the airline continues its own internal investigation of the

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American Airlines Jet Blue Delta Seek To Delay Tarmac

March 17, 2010

It's supposed to go into effect in April, but at least three airlines are hoping to delay it because they say runway repairs at JFK Airport will interfere with schedules. The Associated Press says Delta and JetBlue filed for a temporary exemption with the Department of Transportation lsat The FAA, however, says that the JFK [...]

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Pictures Tell The Stor

March 17, 2010

Right away, the Association of Flight Attendants will attempt to organize some 20000 flight attendants at Delta Air Lines, which includes already-unionized Northwest flight attendants, Bronfenbrenner said. . American Airlines faces growing problems on two fronts as US FAA announced Friday it is seeking to collect civil penalties totaling $787500 from the carrier for maintenance [...]

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Boeing 777 Needs Software Fix To Prevent Rejected Takeoff

March 17, 2010

THE FIX: The FAA wants new software installed on 777s to prevent crew from inadvertently engaging the autopilot before takeoff. THE IMPACT: Delta Air Lines had 16 Boeing 777s as of Sept. 30, 2009, while American Airlines had 47 as of

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LAX To JFK Flight Takes 16 Hours Chips Rationed

March 16, 2010

Right away, the Association of Flight Attendants will attempt to organize some 20000 flight attendants at Delta Air Lines, which includes already-unionized Northwest flight attendants, Bronfenbrenner said. . .and the airline subsequently flew the plane on 10 passenger flights before the computer was replaced. During this time, flight crews were led to believe that both [...]

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On March 16 2010 Delta Celebrates 70 Years Of Delta Flight

March 16, 2010

American Airlines faces growing problems on two fronts as US FAA announced Friday it is seeking to collect civil penalties totaling $787500 from the carrier for maintenance violations and its ground workers became the second labor group

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Northwest Pilots Who Lost Contact With Controllers Could Regain

March 16, 2010

Leaders of the the Air Line Pilots Association, which represents the pilots, complained that FAA officials acted hastily and bowed to public pressure in summarily yanking the licenses. Delta Air Lines Inc., which now owns Northwest,

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