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Aviation News Stories For Year 2010

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• Passenger Jet Flight 2253 Fails To Stop After Landing
• This New Year's Eve Don't Drink And Drive Put Safety First
• AeroVironment Receives Order For 123 Raven Unmanned Aircraft
• GE’s 1000th Dowty Propeller System Makes First Flight On C-130J
• American Airlines Provides Update On Disputes With Orbitz And Expedia
• Boeing Delivers First 737 Sky Interior To Continental Airlines
• Alfred E. Kahn “Father of Airline Deregulation" Dies At 93
• Busted At The Airport With 49 Pellets Of Heroin In His Stomach
• Fighting Fires In Ecuador With The Flight Design CTLS
• Garmin Receives EASA Approval On The G1000 Equipped King Air 200
• FAA Proposes Fines Against American Eagle And Continental Airlines
• Boeing Resumes Flight Testing On The 787 After An Electrical Fire
• Cocaine Concealed Inside Easter Eggs Onboard LAX Flight
• Allegiant Air Flight Attendants Vote For Union Representation
• Puerto Rico Army Guard Aviation UH-72 Lakota Helicopter Goes Down
• Guns Drugs Money Smuggled Through ATL Atlanta Airport
• All Airline Passengers Now Screened Against Government Watchlists
• American Airlines Flights No Longer Available On Orbitz
• Grizzly 4, Airbus Military A400M Makes First Flight
• FAA Certifies Reindeer Powered Sleigh For Christmas Eve Flight
• A Growing Trend Of Ultralight Aircraft Used To Smuggle Drugs
• CAE To Acquire CHC Helicopter's Training Operations
• Historic Vote Repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy Passed By The Senate
• Kaman Delivers First Wing Sections On The A-10 Aircraft
• Lufthansa’s A320 And A321 To Be Powered By The CFM56-5B Engine
• NORAD Prepares To Track Santa Claus And His Merry Reindeer
• Airlines Move To 2D Bar Coded Boarding Passes
• Pinnacle, Mesaba, Colgan Pilot Negotiators Reach Tentative Agreement
• Boeing Submits Proposal NASA Commercial Crew Development Program
• European Aviation Market Profitability Improves But Continues To Lag
• Canadian Travelers Conflicted Over Airport Security Measures For Kids
• First Aerial Refueling F/A-18 Contact For EADS KC-45 Tanker Aircraft
• Passenger Airline Employment For October Down 0.4 Percent
• OIG To Review FAA Oversight Of Foreign Aircraft Repair Stations
• Kadir Sentenced To Life For Conspiring To Explode Fuel Tanks At JFK Airport
• OSHA Cites Mansfield Lahm Airport Tower For Unsafe Working Conditions
• Federal Advisory Committee Makes Recommendations On Future Of Aviation
• Fire-X Vertical Unmanned Aircraft Successfully Completes First Flight
• EADS Conducts First Flight Of Its Aerial Scout 72X Aircraft
• Naval Aviation Foundation Celebrates 100th Anniversary
• Qantas To Expand In Australia’s “Fly In Fly Out” Market
• Airbus Sees Demand For 26,000 Aircraft In The Next 20 Years
• Bombardier Showcases The CRJ1000 NextGen Regional Jet
• 9/11 First Responder Fighter Aircraft To Be Sent To Museum
• Beechcraft Delivers Centennial T-6B Texan II Aircraft To Navy
• Trauma Patients Transported By Air Ambulance More Likely To Survive
• Ryanair Calls For Taking Away Workers “Right To Strike”
• JetBlue Fined For Violating Disability Code Share Disclosure Rules
• Pratt & Whitney To Invest $1 Billion In R&D Over Five Years
• Report Out On FAA And 3RD Party Role In Developing RNAV Procedures
• Engineers Found Guilty Of Stealing Goodyear Trade Secrets
• IAM Charges Delta Air Lines With Election Interference
• Boeing Receives Military Contract For EMARSS Intelligence Aircraft
• FAA Establish Airspace Restriction Over Super Bowl XLV
• Boeing Delivers 3 More F-15K Slam Eagles To Republic Of Korea
• GE Rolls Royce Fighter Engine Team Tests Sixth New Engine
• Bell Helicopter Awarded $27M Contract From Yemen Government
• NASA Astronaut Alan Poindexter Returns To NPS As Dean
• Flight Attendants Push For Aircraft Child Restraint Devices
• IAM Lays Out Concerns With U.S. Korea Trade Agreement
• Sikorsky S-76D Helicopter Enters Final Assembly
• Astronautics Receives TSOA On Its New EFI Control Panel
• Japan Selects Mitsubishi To Build 40 UH-60J Helicopters
• Real Time Global Weather Application For FliteDeck Pro EFB
• Plenty Of Blame To Go Around For Fatal Helicopter Crash
• The FAA Seeks Your Help To Curb Laser Incidents
• Missouri Man Pleads Guilty In Selling False Aircraft Inspection Labels
• UPS Shipments Requires Government Photo ID At Retail Stores
• No Tarmac Delays Longer Than Three Hours In October 2010
• Boeing Begins Production Of India’s First P-8I Navy Aircraft
• Court Rules Continental Airlines Responsible For Concorde Crash
• Gordon Bennett 2010 USA2 Balloonist Located Off The Coast Of Italy
• Royal Australian Air Force To Utilize JSOW C
• Chicago Becomes Cathay Pacific’s Next Destination
• Florida West International Airways Executives Indicted
• UPS And Boeing Applaud U.S.-Korea Free Trade Deal
• Boeing Should Use 787 Delay To Re-Evaluate Outsourcing
• Sonex E-Flight Electric Waiex Aircraft Achieves First Flight
• OIG Reports The FAA Made Improper Payments In The AIP Program
• Sikorsky Delivers 1st Upgraded S-61 Helicopter To State Department
• Singapore Civil Aviation Authority And ICAO To Hold Safety Seminar
• Sinapsis Begins Wrapping Luggage After Controversy At Miami Airport
• Royal Australian Air Force Retires Its F-111 Fleet
• Court Approves Lockheed Martin Settlement With Whistleblower
• NTSB To Hold Public Meeting On U.S. Forest Service Helicopter Crash
• Raytheon Flies New Advanced Combat Radar On F-16
• Pentagon Report Supports Ending "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
• Airbus Offers Fuel Saving Engine Options For A320 Family
• Malaysia’s First EC145 Eurocopter Delivered To Sabah Air Aviation
• DHL Supporting U.S. Troops Abroad With Holiday Cheer
• Air Transport Association Names New President
• British Airways’ Cabin Crew Call On Ballot Vote For Strike
• Bird Strike Resistant Windshield Contributed To Helicopter Crash
• Singapore Airlines Cargo Fined $48 Million On Price Fixing
• Lufthansa Airlines To Offer World’s First Passenger Biofuel Flights
• Jetairfly Takes Delivery On First Boeing Next Generation 737-800
• Piper PA-46 Matrix Equipped With Avidyne Entegra Release 9
• FAA Fines California Flight School
• UK Pilots Warn Of Body Scanners And Pat Downs
• FAA Issues First License Permitting Reentry To Earth
• ACLU Received Over 900 Complaints - “Enhanced” TSA Security Measures
• Lan Airlines To Acquire Colombian Airline
• FAA Responds To EAA Request For Extension Of IA Policy Proposal
• Passenger Demand Strengthens Freight At A Turning Point
• Boeing To Make Changes To 787 Power Panel
• Air Force Major Dismissed Under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" To Rejoin The Military
• No Full Body Scans Or 'Enhanced' Pat Downs For Flight Crews
• Evergreen Airlines Pilots To Vote On Strike
• Pilot Identity Verification Program Moves Forward
• Canadian Consumers Rank Chicago O'Hare Airport 'Top Turkey'
• Maintenance Trainer Rotor Aircraft To Be Previewed At Training Conference
• Jacksonville Aviation Authority Launches Rebranding Effort
• DHL Helps Boy Scouts Distribute Popcorn Across Chicago
• Air Cargo Screening Bill An Early Warning For Transportation Planners
• US Airways Pilots Protest Slow Pace Of Contract Talks
• NetJets Supports Art Basel Miami Beach
• US Airways Honors Maintenance Manager For 50 Years Of Service
• GBA Introduces ArrowHawk Gyroplane At Airshow China In Zhuhai
• JAL Voluntary Retirement Fails Company Will Layoff Flight Crews
• Mooney Aircraft Employees Face Another Round Of Layoffs
• ICAO Strengthens Air Cargo Security Measures
• FAA Fines K-Mart And Radiology Corp For Not Properly Declaring Caro
• Wayne County Airport Authority Holds Contractor Accountable
• ITT Delivers First Composite Assembly Of Sikorsky CH-53K Helicopter
• Legacy 600 Recovered From The Jungles Of Brazil By A US Company
• FAA Fines Aviation Technical Services Of Everett Washington
• FAA Proposes Requiring Pilot Certificates To Include Photos
• Air Force F-22 Raptor Wreckage Found Pilot Still Missing
• Combating The Sexual Exploitation Of Children In Travel
• FAA Works To Ease Delays For Thanksgiving Holiday Travel
• Air Malta Denies It Is Planning To Dismiss 1000 Employees
• Sikorsky Helicopters Flying Strong In China
• Eurocopter Signs Agreement For Maintenance Company In China
• Japanese Airline Executives Indicted On Conspiracy To Fix Air Cargo Rates
• Two Boeing 787 Dreamliners ZA001 And ZA005 To Return To Seattle
• Airline Employment Down 0.6 Percent
• Airforwarders Called On Congress To Secure Air Cargo
• Flight Crews And Public Not In Support Of Backscatter Full Body Scanning
• Funding Committed For New O’Hare South Air Traffic Control Tower
• Black Hawk Helicopter Takes Historic First Flight In Poland
• Airbus CEO Joins Parachutists In Jump From A400M
• SkyTerra 1 Satellite Sends 1st Signals From Space
• TSA Employees Move Closer To Union Representation
• Florida Tech And FIT Aviation Pilots Killed In Plane Crash
• Unique Vacations Fined For Violating DOT Price Advertising Rules
• FTI Review Panel Report Out On FAA Telecommunications Outage
• FBI Reports Cargo Theft A Growing Multi Billion Dollar Problem
• Lockheed Martin Delivers Key GPS III Test Hardware Ahead of Schedule
• FAA Address Aging Commercial Aircraft In Finalized Rule
• Bombardier To Participate In Airshow China 2010
• Jeppesen Introduces Cessna 172 Aircraft Flight Training Solution
• UPS Appoints Romaine Seguin As President Of UPS Americas
• LAN Selects GE To Develop RNP Navigation At Five Airports
• Colton Harris-Moore Indicted On Aircraft Theft, Flying Without Airman’s Certificate
• Flight Test Cockpit Fire Encountered On Boeing 787 Dreamliner
• Airplane Wreckage Of National Park Employees Located Sukoi Bay
• Bombardier CRJ1000 Regional Jet Receives Two Type Certificates
• Rolls Royce Receives $1.2 Billion Order From China Eastern Airlines
• Embraer’s Legacy 650 Jet Meets Long Range Flight Expectations
• Tarmac Delays Down As A Result Of Tougher Regulations
• Trade Association On TSA Printer Cartridges Directive On Commercial Flights
• CAPA Calls For Improved Screening Of Cargo On All Cargo Flights
• Quebec’s Premier Aviation Expands Maintenance Acquires NY’s Empire Aero
• Google And AirTran To Give Passengers Free Inflight Wi-Fi This Holiday Season
• Pilots Urge Risk-Based Approach To Air Cargo Security
• US Airways To Add 500 Crew Members In 2011
• AmSafe Seatbelt Airbag Protecting Passengers On Over 60 Airlines Worldwide
• Northrop Employee Honored By Society Of Hispanic Professional Engineers
• Goodyear Emphasizes Importance Of Aircraft Tire Pressure Checks
• American Cancer Society Names United Airlines’ Glenn Tilton CEO Of The Year
• NASA Postpones Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery
• Marsh Aviation Charged With Arms Export Violations
• FAA Proposes Safety Management Systems For Airlines
• All Nippon Airways Pleas Guilty To Price Fixing
• Boeing Achieves Power On Sequence On The 747-8 Intercontinental
• NAACP And US Airways To Partner To Strengthen Workplace Diversity
• United Airlines Unveils The Oprah Winfrey Show Farewell Season Plane
• Passenger Smuggles Halloween Candy Laced With Cocaine Into FTL Airport
• Carmanah-Adb Lighting System Selected For Venezuela Air Force Upgrade
• Museum Of Flight Names New President And CEO
• TAP Begins C-Checks On Its Fleet Of Airbus Aircraft
• Aerojet Completes Acceptance Testing On NASAs 2nd Orion R-4D Engine
• TSA Administrator Visits Yemen To Review Air Cargo Security Practices
• Korea Aerospace To Build The CWB On The F-15 Silent Eagle
• Flight Attendants Call On TSA To Fully Implement CrewPass
• Boeing Supports Space Shuttle Discovery’s Final Mission
• Report Out On NY Flight Delays Causes And Nationwide Effects
• Pay Cut Would Make CommutAir Pilots Lowest Paid In The Industry
• Air Fares On The Rise - Huntsville The Highest And Atlantic City Lowest
• Coast Guard Holds Ceremony For Fallen Aircrew Of Mid Air Collision
• Raytheon To Upgrade Military F-16 Aircraft Cockpit Displays
• Boeing Finalizes Russian Oder For B-737’s Worth $3.7 Billion
• Former Miami Airline Executives Indicted On Conspiracy To Fix Fuel Surcharges
• IATA Reports Stronger Passenger Weaker Freight For September 2010
• Two NASA Spacecraft Begin New Exploration Assignments
• EADS Marked Step Closer In KC-45 Refueling Tanker Program
• Marsh Aviation CEO Charged With Violating Arms Export Control Act
• Zenith Aircraft Offers Kit Builders Opportunity To "Try Before You Buy"
• Southwest Airlines Pilots Elect Captain Steve Chase As Union President
• Two Cargolux Airline Executives Indicted On Conspiracy
• Seattle Airport Receives Environmental Grant From The FAA
• LAN Airlines To Acquire Colombian Airline AIRES
• Aviation Pioneer Founder Of Midstate Airlines Roy Shwery Dies At 87
• FAA Approves Dynamic Airways For Part 121 Certification
• Airbus Renews Its Support For The UN Biodiversity Campaign
• Eurocopter Signs Two Strategic Agreements With Kazakhstan
• Allegiant Airlines To Pull Out Of Orlando International Airport
• Delta Volunteers To Build 15 Houses With Habitat For Humanity In Chile
• The FAA Certifies The Robinson R66 Turbine Helicopter
• FAA Approves Bell 407 Flight Training Device To Level 7
• FAA Dedicates New Reno Air Traffic Control Tower
• Jury Awards ATA Airlines $66 Million In Lawsuit Against FedEx
• EADS’ Armed Aerial Scout 72X Aircraft Prepares For First Flight
• Saltspring Air To Be Honored By The BC Aviation Council
• First S-70iTM Helicopter Completes Test Flight Program
• Boston Celtics Announce Partnership With Sentient Jet
• Measures To Accelerate Production Of Renewable Aviation Fuels
• Southwest Airlines Pilots Will Get A 3 Percent Raise
• FAA Breaks Ground On Air Traffic Control Tower In Frederick, Md
• Bombardier Global Aircraft To Incorporate Nexcelle Nacelle System
• Juergen To Lead The Aeronautical Repair Station Association In 2011
• BAE To Provide Flight Control Computer For Embraer Business Jets
• Rolls-Royce Launches AE 3007C2 Engine To Power Cessna Citation Ten
• Controller Staffing And Training At Critical Air Traffic Control Facilities
• BRS Aerospace To Provide Airframe Parachutes For Indian Air Force
• Atlas Air Flies First 747-400 Freighter Into New Dubai
• Jeppesen To Provide Pilot Crew Management System For Swiss Air
• FAA Presents Wright Brothers Master Pilot Awards At NBAA Annual Meeting
• Sikorsky Begins Test Operations On The CH-53K Helicopter
• Sleeping Passenger Awakens During Sexual Assault On A Delta Flight
• Maryland State Police Awards Helicopter Contract
• MIT Forum On Flying Cars, Wireless Electricity, Tricorders And Robot Maids
• LaserMotive To Demonstrate Laser Powered Helicopter
• Pemco Converting Boeing 757-200 Combis For National Airlines
• Avidyne And Jeppesen Provides JeppView Charts App For iPad
• NetJets To Purchase $2.95 Billion Worth Of Aircraft
• BTS Releases August 2010 Passenger Airline Employment Data
• Cessna Announces Citation Ten Larger And Advanced
• 3,000th Engine Enrolled In Pratt & Whitney ESP Program
• B/E Aerospace First To Offer Seatbelt Airbag On Business Jets
• Gulfstream G650 Travels 5,000 Nautical Miles Nonstop At Mach 0.90
• Southwest Donates $100,000 The National Wildlife Refuge Association
• Garmin Enters The Part 25 Business Jet Market With The G5000
• FAA Faces Significant Risks In Implementing ADS–B Program
• Woman Pleads Guilty To Smuggling Cash To Jamaica
• Second AW159 Lynx Wildcat Makes Its First Flight
• JetBlue Paints Aircraft In Homage To The New York Jets
• Flight Chaplains Launch New National Association
• Capt. Lee Moak Elected To Head World’s Largest Pilots Union
• Bombardier Adds Two New Aircraft To Its Portfolio Global 7000 and 8000
• Recovery Act To Funded New Oakland International Airport Control Tower
• Bombardier Aerospace Among The Top 100 Employers In Canada
• Boeing Joins Fuselage Sections For First 747-8 Intercontinental
• Gulfstream Celebrates Rollout Of 300th G550
• 74 Year Old Man Sentenced For Molesting A Minor On An Airplane
• American Airlines Employees Indicted On Drug Smuggling
• Extra Aircraft Receives County Approval On Building Assembly Plant
• Christmas Day Would-be Bomber Back In Federal Court
• WWII P-51C Mustang To Appear At Wings Over Houston Airshow
• Southwest Pilots Have Tentative Agreement With Airline On The B737-800
• Ryanair Calls For The Break Up Of DAA Airport Monopoly
• Boeing Projects $90 Billion Commercial Airplanes Market In Russia and CIS
• Philippine Airlines Wins Lawsuit Against Pilot With More To Come
• Career Day - Convention Exhibitors Hope To Interest Youth In Aviation
• Northrop Begins Flight Testing New B-2 EHF Satcom Hardware
• FAA Fines Corporate Air For Aircraft Maintenance Failures
• Garmin G600 To Be RSVM Certified On Cessna 441 Conquest II
• FAA Fines The Parachute Center For Aircraft Maintenance Failures
• Mechanic Liens May Not Be Enforceable Without Aircraft Possession
• Energy Drink Red Bull Pulls Plug On Red Bull Stratos Program
• Tarmac Delays Down From 66 Flights August 2009 To 1 August 2010
• Senate Candidate Meets With Transport Workers Union Members
• Piper Brings Powerful Single Engine Aircraft Line To NBAA Convention
• Aviation Career Expo Holds Job Fair for Pilots and Flight Attendants
• Miami International Airport To Loose $35 Million Due To Politics
• EasyJet Ends Litigation Over Brand Dispute Stelios Will Not Be Chairman
• EU Aviation Authorities Refuse To Protect Whistleblowers
• Intermountain Life Flight Adds Three New Helicopters To It’s Fleet
• Catherine Labuschagne First Female Pilot To Fly The Gripen
• Flying High New Aviation Program For Flemington, N.J
• DOT Proposes U.S. And Japan Aviation Alliances Antitrust Immunity
• ADA Tech Receives Contract for “Hush House” Fire Suppression Technology
• FAA Alert On Lithium Batteries After Crash Of UPS Flight 6
• ICAO Members Agree To Historic Aviation And Climate Change Policy
• California Legislature Passes Temporary Relief For Flight Training
• FAA Announces Major Gains In Runway Safety
• DHS/ICE Highest Immigration Enforcement On Record
• FAA Approves CAE e-Learning For The Eurocopter AS350 Helicopter
• Ryanair Calls For EU Action To End ATC Chaos And Fire Striking ATC
• AAMS Commends The FAA’s Move On Air Medical Safety
• Evergreen Airlines Pilots Lack Confidence In Management Team
• FAA Proposes Safety Systems For Part 139 Certificated Airports
• United And Air Canada To Form Transborder Joint Venture
• FAA - Airlines Must Reduce Incidents Of smoke In The Cockpit
• CMC Electronics To Provide FMS Upgrade On The KC-10 Tanker Aircraft
• FAA Proposed New Rules For Helicopter Operators And Air Ambulances
• Airbus A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport Obtains Military Certification
• Gulfstream G450 Sets Speed Record Between Savannah And Sao Paulo
• Air Transat Pilots Ratify Tentative Labor Agreement
• Precision Aviation Group Begins Work On Facility Expansion
• Garmin Unveils G1000 Retrofit For The King Air 300 And King Air 350
• Automated People Mover To Be Built At Oakland Airport
• McGraw-Hill Appoints Gregory Hamilton President Of Aviation Week
• Patrolling U.S. Customs Aircraft Spots Migrants Off Puerto Rico Coast
• Flight Attendants Union Does Not Find YouTube Video Amusing
• Airline Performance With The Human Rights Campaign
• With Steady Progress Sixth Boeing 787 ZA006 Makes First Flight
• OIG Assess FAA Ability To Hire 15,000 New Air Traffic Controllers By 2018
• AAMS Responds To GAO Report On Changes In Air Ambulance Services
• Freight Forwarding Companies Plead Guilty To Criminal Price Fixing
• WACO Classic Aircraft Donates Aircraft In Support Of AOPA Foundation
• Search Continues For Gordon Bennett 2010 U.S. Balloonist Team
• United And Continental Merger Under One Roof United Continental Holdings
• Bombardier To Launch Its New Global Aircraft Family
• Continental Airlines Flight Attendants Reach Tentative Agreement
• The Effects Of Air Ambulance Changes On Services Are Unclear
• Boeing Sets 747-8 Freighter Delivery Schedule For Mid-Year 2011
• FAA Issues Spaceport Grants To Strengthen Commercial Space
• US Airways Pilots Express Concerns Regarding Pilot Fatigue Fix
• Pilots Bonded Out On Drug Siege At Umatilla Municipal Airport
• Northrop To Provide ATC Electronic Flight Strip For Czech Republic
• Ballots Drawn For Remembrance Of Air New Zealand Flight 901 To Antarctica
• Jeppesen FlitePlan RNP Predictor Allows Integrate Real Time GPS Navigation
• Philippine Airlines Flight Attendants Plan Strike For End Of October
• U.S. Marshal Service To Monitor Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta
• Pilot Pleads Guilty To Flying Illegal Flights And Falsifying Safety Records
• FedEx To Increase Shipping Rates
• Boeing Receives Navy Contract For F/A-18 And EA-18 Worth $5 Billion
• Customs Agents Involved In Drug Scheme Miami International Airport
• CSSI Receives FAA Contact For Air Traffic Organization Office Of Safety
• FAA Announces Additional Recovery Act Airport Grants
• President Carter Became Ill On Delta Flight 5214 Taken To Hospital
• Northrop And Bell Helicopter Closer To Unmanned Military Helicopter
• Raytheon Completes GPS OCX Integrated Baseline Review
• Pratt & Whitney Files Complaint Against Rolls-Royce
• Iberia Airlines Approves British Airways Merger Appoints New Board
• Delta Receives FAA Approval For PCRT Engine Testing
• Ryanair To Operate “Hand Baggage Only” Flights
• Garmin Receives FAA Certification On HTAWS For The GNS 430W/530W
• China Airlines Agrees To Plead Guilty To Price Fixing
• Law Group Investigates AirTran And Southwest Airlines Merger
• Southwest Airlines To Acquire AirTran For $1.4 billion
• Gordon Bennett 2010 Gas Balloon Race Gains Altitude And Distance
• McNally Industries Acquires Pacific Aero Tech
• Boeing Construction Milestone On 787 Final Assembly Plant
• Allied Pilots Ass Voice Support For EU Accident Investigation Regulation
• Lesbian Air Force Major Discharged Under "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Reinstated
• Scientists Find 20 Years Of Deep Water Warming Leading To Sea Level Rise
• FAA Gives Green Light To ADS-B Rollout
• Sukhoi Superjet 100 Cleared For Noise Flight Testing Certification
• Pilots Not Properly Trained FAA Fines Evergreen Airlines $4.855 Million
• 110 Mile Race Runner To Go The Distance For Air Ambulance
• Biofuel Powered Historic Transatlantic Flight
• JetBlue Latin Concert Series Kicks Off With Shakira
• The Controversy Over “Through-the-Fence” At 75 Airports Across The Country
• Rhode Island Man Indicted For Lasering Airborne Commercial Aircraft
• NTSB Investigating Near Midair Involving Passenger And Cargo Aircraft
• TSA Collective Bargaining Rights Key To A More Effective Agency
• The FAA Will Soon Stop Mailing Out Ads Or SAIB To Aircraft Owners
• Flydubai Secures Three Quarters Of A Billion Dollars Of Aircraft Financing
• Air Traffic Control Strike Affecting Traffic In And Out Of France
• Pilots And Air Traffic Controllers Share Safety Data
• Lufthansa Supervisory Board Approves Order For 48 New Aircraft
• Cessna Aircraft To LayOff Another Round Of Employees
• U.S. Airlines Post Eighth Consecutive Month Of Revenue Growth
• Martinair Airline Executive Indicted In Air Cargo Conspiracy
• Prince William Becomes A Fully Operational Search And Rescue Pilot
• European Aviation Profitability Improves But Still Lags In The Red
• Airline Passenger Employment Down 2.3 Percent
• Largest Air Medical Transport Conference Focus On Safety Best Practices
• F135 Engine Exceeds 19,000 Hours Nears Initial Service Release Certification
• Gulfstream Receives “Essential Air Service Contracts” For Cleveland Routes
• Flightsafety To Offer King Air 350 Training In Australia
• Atlas Air Enters Into Contract With TNT Airways
• Cessna Aircraft Maker Prevails Over Strike Vote
• NATA Has Concerns With FAA Proposed Rule Part 135 Rulemaking
• Raytheon's AESA Radar Installed On First U.S. Air Force F-15C
• GE Rolls-Royce Fighter Engine Team Prepares To Test 5th Engine
• House Bill H.R. 4766 Is A Win For Airline Employees
• Passengers Offended With ‘Stranger Danger’ Seating Policy
• Aircraft Engineers Criticize Aviation Safety Regulators
• Six Aviation Legends To Be Recognized As 'Master Pilots'
• Northrop To Provide Air Traffic Control Communication Network To Nigeria
• U.S. Tourists Arrested Athens Airport With Human Skulls In Carry-On
• First Flight Of The Williams FJ44-3AP Engines In The Beechjet 400A
• Miami’s AeroThrust Jet Engine Repair Sold In Bankruptcy Auction
• Global Summit Showcased Aviation Carbon Reduction
• Allied Pilots Association On Proposed New Flight And Duty Time Rules
• Etihad Airways Has First Female Captain
• Boeing Responses To WTO's Interim Decision And Government Subsidies
• Sikorsky X2 Achieves 250-Knot Speed Milestone
• The Boeing 737-800 Closer To Become Part Of Southwest Airlines Fleet
• NBAA To Honor Business Aviation Community's Contributions To Haiti Relief
• Distracted Controller And See And Avoid Probable Cause Mid-Air Over Hudson
• IATA Outlines Strategic Priorities For Peruvian Aviation
• Atlas Air Worldwide Fails To Reach A Contract With Pilots
• Ryanair In The Dock – BALPA At The TUC
• Airline Knew Of Bomb Threat Never Told The Baggage Handlers
• Brazil's TRIP Airlines Takes Delivery Of 900th ATR Aircraft
• UPS Makes Gains In Minority Hiring Practices
• Venezuela’s Conviasa Airlines Flight 2350 Crashes Killing At Least 15
• Air Force Major Discharged Under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell” Trial Begins Today
• Zenith Aircraft To Hold 19th Annual Open Hangar Day And Fly-In
• WAI Hosts European Regional Conference
• BAE Launches U.S. Air Force Jet Trainer Replacement Program
• Sun Country Airlines Announces Reorganization To Exit Bankruptcy
• Honeywell's Navigation System Selected On COMAC's C919 Airliner
• Gulfstream To Showcase Three Aircraft At Jetexpo In Moscow
• NASA Holds Green Aviation Summit
• Air Traffic Control Will Stop Using The Term Position And Hold
• First In The World Finnair Airlines To Use Actual Emissions Calculator
• Philippine Airlines Will Operate Despite Cabin Crew Strike Notice
• FAA Proposes Sweeping New Rule To Fight Pilot Fatigue
• Aircraft Seating Is Cramped But There’s A New Seat In Town
• Atlas Air To Continue Training Air Force One And E-4B Aircrews
• Delta Airlines, Virgin Blue Antitrust Immunity Tentatively Denied
• Tuskegee Airmen Colonel Kenneth O. Wofford Dies At 88
• Aircraft Owners Need To Re- Register Their Aircraft Tail Number
• Flexjet To Offer In-flight Wi-Fi From Aircell
• FAA Revokes Phoenix Heliparts Certificate
• Continental Airlines Employees Arrested On Cocaine Smuggling
• Court Dismissed Case Against Boeing Subsidiary Jeppesen DataPlan
• Both Pilots Father And Son Killed In Plane Cash In Arkansas
• California Capital Airshow Celebrates Centennial Of Women In Aviation
• US Airways Treats Pilots Unfairly
• Aircraft Leasing Company Indicted In $50 Million Financing Scheme
• US Airways Pilots Association Announce Strategic Alliance
• Boeing Military Aircraft Realigns To Position For Future Growth
• Groups Sue DHS Over Suspicionless Laptop Search Policy
• FAA Selects IFS Applications MRO Suite
• More Than 200 Chinese Pilots Pad Their Resumes
• The FAA Warns Cessna Pilots To Make Sure You Have Seat Stops
• ExpressJet Pilots Optimistic With Merger With Atlantic Southeast Airlines
• Boeing Conducts Remote 787 Testing
• Nine AW139 Helicopters For Weststar Aviation Services
• SimCom's Eclipse Sims Receives FAA Level D Certification
• Jeppesen Gains Access To Russian Domestic Airport Data
• Ryanair Airlines CEO Comments Suggest Safety Not A Priority
• Steven Slater Resigns From JetBlue Airlines
• A UPS Cargo Plane 747 Crashes Killing Crew In Dubai
• Thurgood Marshall Airport To Receive $15 Million In Safety Upgrades
• 98 Immigrant Violators Repatriated To Asia On Charter Flight
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines Pilots Support Merger Of ExpressJet
• "Hawaii Five-0" Goes On The Air With Hawaiian Airlines
• Polar Air Cargo Reaches Agreement With DOJ Over Fuel Surcharges
• Delta To Refurbish Its Boeing 747-400 Fleet With New Interiors
• Continental CEO Denounces “Distortion Of Facts”
• Comair To Reduce Its 50 Seat Aircraft Over The Next Two Years
• Flight Attendants Fight For Provisions In The FAA Reauthorization Bill
• Napolitano Speaks At The Air Line Pilots Association Awards Dinner
• CAE To Upgrade Air Force C-5 Training Devices
• CCA Airshow Announces Historic Gathering Of P-38 Lightnings
• Future Direction Of International Civil Aviation (ICAO)
• Two Minute Test On The Largest Most Powerful Rocket For Flight
• Japan Airlines To Cut Jobs Retire 103 Aircraft And Scrap 49 Flights
• Production Of The Thorpedo Light Sport Aircraft Is On Schedule
• John and Martha King Held By Gunpoint Over Aircraft Tail Number
• C-130 Aircraft To Receive Avionics Modernization Program Upgrade
• Flights Between The U.S And Liberia Could Begin This Fall
• AirTran Violated Rules Protecting Air Travelers With Disabilities
• FedEx Chairman To Receive The Howard Hughes Memorial Award
• Jeppesen Honors Miracle On The Hudson Pilots
• Flight Instructor Killed By Moving Propeller At Beverly Airport
• Flight Attendant Gets Fired For Saying She Qualifies For Food Stamps
• Asiana Airlines Executives Indicted On Price Fixing Airfares
• Boeing Unveils Dreamliner 787 Flight Simulator
• Northrop Grumman To Supply Largest Ever ATC System To China
• United, Continental Transfer Takeoff And Landing Rights To Continental
• World’s Fastest Civil Aircraft Gulfstream G650 Reaches Mach 0.995
• Aerial Spraying Aircraft Cover 300,000 Acres In Two Nights For EEE
• FAA Celebrates Completion of San Francisco International Airport
• FAA Proposes Largest Ever Fine Against American Airlines
• Pratt & Whitney To Layoff Employees Before Contract Negotiations
• Holding The Line, TFRs, NORAD And General Aviation
• NASA And NOAA Study Finds El Ninos Growing Stronger
• Beechcraft To Debut Hawker 4000, King Air 350i Aircraft In Mexico
• Pratt & Whitney Completes First PurePower PW1524G Engine
• The Search Continues For A Missing de Havilland Beaver In Alaska
• China's Henan Airlines Flight 8387 Overshoots Runway Killing 42
• Supersonic Freefall From The Edge Of Space To Be Recorded
• DHS Performs 100 Percent Watchlist Matching On U.S. Air Carriers
• Nepal Air Carrier Agni Air Flight Goes Down Killing All Onboard
• Adventure Pilot Announces The New iFly 700 GPS
• Air Force Reports Pilot Error In The Crash Of An MQ-1B Predator
• Nextant Aerospace Begins Power Runs For Engine Certification
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• Airlines And Regional Air Carriers To Be Audited By OIG For Safety
• World Aviation Experts To Speak At The 2010 Global PBN Summit
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• Massive Mobilization Of Aviation Labor Organizations Announced
• Domestic Air Fares Increased 4.7% From 1st Quarter 2009
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• TSA “See Something, Say Something” Campaign For General Aviation
• Cirrus Aircraft Steps Up Safety Another Notch In The SR Series Aircraft
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• Despite Poor Weather Conditions EAA Airventure Off To Good Start
• Flight Deck Access Regulations Rejected By Australian Senate
• Farnborough International Airshow 2010 Trade Figures Announced
• Spirit Airlines Pilots Approve New Contract
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• FAA Orders Inspections Of Boeing 767 Due To Pylon Fatigue Cracking
• OSHA Fines Aircraft Parts Manufacturer EDAC Technologies
• Garmin Is Developing New Technology To Enhance Cockpit Safety
• Rolls Royce Awarded Canadian Air Force CC-130J Contract
• PPG Awarded Flight Deck Windows Contract For Mitsubishi MRJ Aircraft
• Joe Sutter Father Of Boeing 747 Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Study Done By Airline Consultants Skews Data To Favor Airlines
• Sonex Aircraft To Unveil Onex Single Place Aircraft At AirVenture 2010
• The FAA Certifies The Garmin G1000 For The Cessna CitationJet
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• Air Traffic Controllers Mourn Death Of Fellow Controller Mark Haskell
• FAA Finalizes Recurrent Aircraft Registration Rule
• GE Aviation To Build Electrical Power Integration Center In UK
• Dassault's Falcon 900LX Awarded EASA and FAA Certification
• The FAA's Role On Unmanned Aerial Aircraft In Border Security
• U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Air Passenger Protections
• FAA Proposes Civil Penalties Against Five Companies
• Iowa Transportation Commission Approves State Aviation Programs
• When Kids Fly Alone
• DOT Data Shows “Short Faced” Dogs More Prone To Death In Flight
• Sikorsky And Lockheed Martin To Team Up For Air Force HH-60 Contract
• ACLU Files Lawsuit Challenging Unconstitutional "No Fly List"
• Gulfstream G450 Sets Speed Record Between Tokyo And Hong Kong
• Anne Nolan Appointed Chairman Of The Irish Aviation Authority
• Conciliation Commissioner to Oversee Air Transat Pilot Negotiations
• Southwest Airlines To Participate Oshkosh Air Show
• Aviation Biofuel Advancements To Be Showcased At International Air Show
• Probable Cause For Flight 1404 Runway Excursion Was Rudder And Wind Condition
• Former Airman Sentenced for Possession of Child Pornography
• Air Carriers Agree To $87 Million Settlement On Price Fixing Scheme
• Red Bull Air Race Final World Championship To Be Crowned In Germany
• The Learjet 85 Aircraft Reaches A Significant Milestone
• ARSA Expresses Concerns To TSA Director Over Repair Station Rules
• Latest Survey Shows DOT Employee Satisfaction On The Rise
• Jazz Airline Pilots Ratify Tentative Labor Agreement
• GE And AVIC Providing Avionics For China’s First Large Commercial Aircraft
• Appeals Court Will Not Let Pratt & Whitney Move Jobs Out Of Country
• Ari Fuji Becomes Japan's First Female Captain Of A Commercial Airliner
• U.S. Had Eighth Warmest June On Record With Above Normal Precipitation
• Colton Harris-Moore Odyssey Has Ended With His Arrest In the Bahamas
• Two F-16 Fighters Intercept Two Aircraft In Air Force One Airspace
• Honeywell Chosen To Provide Braking System For The C919 Airliner
• FAA Requiring Operators Of Boeing Aircraft To Inspect Cockpit Windows
• Colton Harris-Moore Spotted Eleuthera After Crash Landing In The Bahamas
• Boeing Submits Tanker Proposal To US Air Force
• London Three Men Found Guilty Of Trying To Blow Up Transatlantic Jets
• FedEx Announces Alliance With Fritz Companies Of Israel
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• Coast Guard Helicopter Crashes Off James Island Killing All But One
• Charges Filed Against Mac Aviation Selling Aircraft Parts To Iran
• World's Largest Solid Rocket Motor Ground Test To Be Held In September
• Colton Harris-Moore Begins Break-in Spree In The Bahamas After His Aircraft Crash Landing
• Red Bull Air Race World Championship Final Round In Portugal Cancelled
• FAA Clarifies "Minimal Loss of Altitude” Practical Test Standards (PTS)
• FAA Proposes $168,000 Civil Penalty Against D&M Plastics
• DOT Award Four Air Carrier Routes At Tokyo’s Haneda Airport
• Georgia Tech Signs FAA NextGen Research Agreement
• European Pilots And Controllers Welcome European Parliament Vote
• “Green” Solution Returns Historic Aircraft To Flight
• Barefoot Burglar Colton Harris-Moore Crash Lands Plane In The Bahamas
• Coast Guard Helicopter Crew Saves Sailors From Overturned Boat
• Patient And Wife Among 5 Dead In EMS Plane Crash Midland Texas
• Lockheed Martin Opens Expansion Of Newtown, Pa Facility
• Frontier Airlines To Replace Older Aircraft
• Delta Air Lines To Sell Off Mesaba And Compass Airline Subsidiaries
• Airline Passenger Arrested For Attempting To Smuggle Cocaine
• First S-70iTM Black Hawk Helicopter Completes Its Debut Flight
• FAA Changes Special Flight Rules Surrounding The Nation's Capitol
• Rotax Aircraft Engine And Company Reps Will Be At Airventure 2010
• Avidyne Completes First Helicopter Installation Of EX600 MFD
• Delta Airlines Machinists File For Union Elections
• Radioactive Material Found On Passenger Flight
• Boeing Calls WTO Ruling A Sweeping Legal Victory
• Final Gulfstream G250 Joins Flight Test Program
• FAA Fines $2.5 Million Against Trans States And GoJet Airlines
• FAA Awards Final Set Of Major NextGen Engineering Contracts
• Aviation Sectors Applaud White House Initiative On Korean Trade Agreement
• UPS Provides Suitcase Shipping Alternatives For Air Passengers
• China’s Governmental Agencies And Airlines Riddled With Corruption
• FAA Proposes Major Changes To Aircraft Icing Certification Rules
• US Court Rejected Air Transport Ass Appeal On Union Elections
• Contract Talks Stall Between American Airlines And Its Fleet Workers
• Midway Airport Customs Supervisor Indicted On Bribery Charges
• FAA Fines Executive Airlines For Failing To Perform Maintenance Checks
• British Airways Presents Cabin Crew With New Contract Offer
• Air Transport Association Applause Tough Wall Street Reforms
• FAA Proposes $450,000 Civil Penalty Against Dassault Falcon
• Colleges Select CSC To Provide ATC Simulation Training Systems
• Budgetary Concerns North Carolina May Sell Off Its Aircraft
• General Aviation To Benefit From Accelerated Depreciation Proposal
• Department Of Justice Investigating AeroVironment Billing Practices
• Nextant Aerospace Progresses With Engine Certification
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• Tune In Radio Show "Aviation Scholarships Not Just For Kids"
• IATA No Progress On Key Issues At EU Transport Ministers Meeting
• Jazz Pilots Reach A Deal With Management
• AirTran Airways Introduces Milwaukee Kids To Careers In Aviation
• Boeing Identifies Issue With The 787’s Horizontal Stabilizers
• Alaska FAA Controllers Use NextGen Technology To Improve Safety
• Virgin Atlantic Passengers Sit On Tarmac 4 Hours In 100 Degrees
• Gulfstream Receives FAA Certification To Install WAAS On G150 Aircraft
• FAA Awards Contracts To Accelerate Environmentally Friendly Technology
• FAA Revoked Pilots License For Buzzing Crowed Beach
• To Implement Or Not Pilot Fatigue Rules In Europe
• Airline CEO’s And Union Leaders Sign Historic Joint Venture Protocol
• Aircraft Operating An ELT On 121.5 MHz Will Soon Be Prohibited
• Report Addresses FAA Airmen Medical Information Vulnerabilities
• US Air Force KC-10 Cockpits To Be Upgrade By Boeing
• Russian Helicopters AgustaWestland To Build Joint Assembly Plant
• DOT Inspector General Sites Causes For FAA Outage In 2009
• Missing Aircraft With Mining Executive Ken Talbot Located
• Swiss Aviators Returned Home After Circling The Globe
• USDA Chartered Aircraft Crashes Colorado Killing Three
• Contract Negotiations Stall For Air Transat Pilots
• National Association Of Flight Instructors To Break Off From EAA
• Machinists Call For Airline Re-Regulation
• All Airline Passengers Are Now Being Checked Against Terrorist Watchlists
• Bonhomme Wins First Ever Red Bull Air Race In New York
• Delta Airlines Mechanic Found Dead Minneapolis St Paul Airport
• Lockheed Martin F-35 STOVL Variant Flies Supersonic Speeds
• Boeing To Eliminate Pension Plan For New Employees
• Spirit Airlines Uses News Media To Misrepresent Pilot Contract Proposal
• US And EU Aviation Leaders To Discuss Key Issues At Brussels Conference
• Rare Pioneering Aircraft Highlighted At EAA Airventure Oshkosh 2010
• Fuselage Assembly Begins On Boeing’s First 747-8 Intercontinental
• Avidyne Provides New Software Update For The Entegra Flight Deck
• Comair And Its Pilots To Begin Using Flight Operation Quality Assurance
• Seventy Two Hours Into Their Strike Spirit Pilots Aren’t Flinching
• NTSB Urge Air Care Alliance Take Action On Safety Recommendations
• Aircraft Slams Into Arizona High School Killing All Onboard
• Boeing Strike Ends At Long Beach Though St Louis Maybe Next
• Extra 500 Spirit Turbo Prop Aircraft Coming To The U.S.
• Airlines Unwilling To Fly Stranded Passenger To Miami
• Insitu Signs Groundbreaking Agreement With The FAA
• Boeing Converted Freighter Joins Cargoitalia's MD-11 Fleet
• Spirit Airlines Pilots Walk Off The Job To Demand Fair Contract
• NASA's Unmanned Global Hawk Aircraft Conducts Ground Breaking Science
• Gulfstream Installs Infrared Vision System On Gulfstream GIV
• FAA Approves Precision Approaches To 0.1 Miles On Gulfstream Jets
• Terminated Virgin Blue Employees Claimed Airline Condoned Porn
• Pilots And Air Traffic Controllers Get Ready For ADS-B
• ARSA Cautions Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton On Aviation Exports
• OIG To Audit The FAA To Determine If The Agency Is In Step With NextGen
• FAA To Change Age Retirement Rules For Air Traffic Controllers
• Vintage War Plane Flips On Landing At Reagan National Airport
• FedEx Drivers Aren't Pilots Campaign Urges A End To FedEx Loophole
• Airline Consumer Satisfaction Improves Despite Added Fees
• IATA Disapproves German Aviation 1 Billion Tax Plan
• U.S. Navy Version Of Lockheed Martin F-35 Makes First Flight
• Al Shabaab Sympathizers Picked Up At JFK International Airport
• GE And Middle River Aircraft Are Expand Hiring For Maryland
• Boeing Hopes To Be A Player In Presidential Helicopter Program
• Windsor, Red Bull Air Race Pilot Arch Has Three Wins
• U.S. Court Of Appeals Rules In Favor Of US Airways Pilots
• FAA Proposes Civil Penalties Against Airlines And Shippers
• TSA Is Missing The SPOT With Behavior Detection
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• Embry Riddle Creates Bird Strike Information Center To Improve Air Safety
• Aviation Leaders To Gather In Berlin
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• Emirates Airlines Recruits Pilots At Full Throttle
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• Trinidad GT Aircraft Is Introduced At The Eur-Avia Cannes Air Show
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• Red Bull Air Race Paul Bonhomme Tops Time Sheets In Windsor
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• OIG Investigating Venice Municipal Airport For Possible Misappropriation Of Federal Dollars
• USS Ronald Reagan Begins Flight Deck Certification
• Women In Aviation International Receives Gift From Aviation Pioneer
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• FAA To Provide All Employees With Identity Theft Protection
• Airman Indicted On Child Pornography Charges
• DOT Proposes Additional Consumer Protections For Air Travelers
• Ryanair Believes Irish Government Caused Collapse Of Tourism
• NMB Denies UPS Airline Mechanics Release From Negotiations
• Napolitano Travels To UAE To Speak On Aviation Security
• Gulfstream Signs Product Support Agreement With Deer Jet
• FAA Awards General Dynamics Contract Worth $1.2 Billion
• UK-Ireland FAB Leads The Way In Implementing Single European Sky
• Allied Pilots Association Voices Support For Spirit Airlines’ Pilots
• CANSO Addresses EU And Latin America Civil Aviation Summit
• FAA Administrator To Present NBAA With ‘Spirit of Flight’ Award
• CAPA Urges Implementation Of New Pilot Flight And Duty Limits
• UPS Aircraft Mechanics Request Release From NMB Mediation
• Department Of Labor Orders UPS To Compensate Terminated Driver
• British Airways Cabin Crew Strike Causing Numerous Flight Cancelations
• Valair Aviation Awarded $12.7M MC-12 Aircraft Training Program
• Army Space Defense Engineer Charged With Accepting Bribes
• Maintenance Worker At TIMCO Aviation Services Falls To His Death
• Florida Man Arrested At Detroit Metro Airport On Child Porn Charges
• Jazz Pilots Overwhelmingly Authorize Union To Call Strike
• Pillars Of Aviation Summit To Identify Strategies To Improve Industry In Asia Pacific
• NTSB Investigating Near Midair Of Us Airways And Cargolux Airlines
• Boeing GPS IIF-1 Satellite Sends 1st Signals From Space
• DOT Fines Two Airlines for Violating Price Advertising Rules
• Chief Aviation Ordnance Officer John William Finn Dies At 100
• Defense Authorization Act Ensures Level Playing Field For The KC-X Tanker
• NTSB Identified A Critical Safety Issue With A GE Turbofan Engine
• NTSB Urges Parents To Use Child Restraint Systems During Air Travel
• Founder Of Capital Aviation Robert K. Watts Dies At 92
• FAA Announces Critical NextGen Avionics Standards For Aircraft
• Red Bull Air Race Takes On Times Square Ahead Of Next Month's Race
• Garmin Receives FAA Approval For The G500H Helicopter Flight Display
• Boeing X-51A WaveRider Breaks Record In 1st Flight
• Bell Helicopter To Pay $16.5 Million For Overcharging The United States
• FAA Repair Station Owner Sentenced 12 Months And A Day
• San Diego Fight School Pleads Guilty To Visa Fraud And Hiring Violations
• Regional Airlines Must Find New Methods To Solve Old Problems
• DOT Reports Airline Pilot And Aircraft Maintenance Employment Down
• FAA Awards Up To $4.4 Billion NextGen Engineering Contracts
• Aviation Advisory Committee Charts Its Own Flight Path
• Battle Tightens At The Top As Red Bull Air Race Heads To Windsor Ontario
• No Contract For American Airlines Flight Attendants
• NATCA Honors Former FAA Administrator Jane Garvey
• ALPA Calls On Airlines To Stop Exploiting Workers Through Bankruptcy
• DHS To Review Screening Of Passengers By Observation Techniques
• Cirrus Selects Supplier For SF 50 Jet Ice Protection System
• Phoenix Mars Lander Does Not Phone Home Image Shows Damage
• Zeppelin Eureka To Attempt World Flight Distance Record
• Astronaut Steve Robinson Talks About Building International Space Station
• Passenger Sentenced For Interference With AirTran Flight 39 Crew
• NTSB Offering Rotorcraft Accident Investigation Course Training
• Air India Express Flight 812 Crashes Killing 160 Onboard
• Airlines Must Continue Build On High Professionalism Standards
• No Survivors At Pamir Airways Flight 112 Crash Site In Kabul
• Aviation's Best Selling Author Robert Jerome Serling Died At 92
• NTSB Releases Report On United Flight 27 That Diverted To Dulles Airport
• All Systems Are A Go For Flugtag Human Powered Flying Competition
• Ireland Loses Ryanair Hangar And 200 Jobs To Germany
• American Eagle President Peter Bowler Announced He Will Retire
• Frontier Airlines Flight Attendants Vote For Union Representation
• USS Denver Receives 2009 Ship Helicopter Safety Award
• AVM David Couzens Becomes President Of The Royal Aeronautical Society
• Court Order To Allow British Airways Cabin Crew To Strike
• American Airlines Donates MD-80 To George T. Baker Aviation School
• UPS Executes Plan To Furlough 11 Percent Of Its Pilots
• The Truth About The Cost Of American Airlines Flight Attendants
• American's Pilot Union Said The Airline Needs Effective Leadership
• Italian Victims Of Hudson River Crash Addressed At The NTSB Forum
• Volcanic Ash Does Not Cloud The Pilot's Role
• FAA Approves Unmanned Aerial Vehicle To Patrol Border
• Alaska Air Hides Critical Safety Information From Its Investors
• AirTran Pilots May Call Strike Flight Attendants Hold Rally
• FAA Proposes $1.55 Million Civil Penalty Against Federal Express
• Spirit Pilots Warn Passengers To Check Their Flight Schedule
• IATA Blasts Europe’s Handling Of The Volcanic Ash Crisis
• Ryanair Dismisses Claims Of Refusing To Help 178 Stranded Passengers
• Philippines Governor Rafael Nantes And 5 Others Killed In Helicopter Crash
• Court Rules Against Freedom Airlines In Litigation With Delta Air Lines
• Ryanair Calls An End To Current VAAC Concentration Charts System
• Air Transport Association Files Lawsuit On NMB Union Voting Rule
• Lockheed Martin F-35 Fighters Arrive Together At Edwards AFB
• Tuskegee Airmen Share Experiences In A Panel Discussion May 30
• The FAA Approves The WACO Classic "D" Model Aircraft
• Pamir Airways Flight 112 Crashes In The Hindu Kush Mountains
• British Airways Pilots Say Cabin Crew Strike Threatens Job Security
• Fugitive Finder Showcased At Airport Executives Symposium
• Air Transport Association Comments On UK Flight Tax
• Airline Employee Arrested For Threatening To Bomb An Aircraft
• Purdue University To Offer Online Master’s Degree In Aviation Technology
• FAA Proposes $325,000 Civil Penalty Against Continental Airlines
• British Airways Published Contingency Plans For Cabin Crew Strike
• FAA Visits Zenith Aircraft To Evaluate STOL CH 750 Aircraft Kit
• Pratt & Whitney Delivers 1000th F117 Engine To U.S. Air Force
• Northrop Awarded Contract To Design Aircraft Carrier Gerald R. Ford
• Boeing NewGen Tanker Win Would Bring 800 Jobs $40 Million To Iowa
• Spirit Airlines Pilots Will Strike If No Contract By June 12th
• Airbus A330 Afriqiyah Airways Flight 771 Crashes Killing All But One
• Transportation Secretary Announces New Aviation Advisory Committee
• Frontier Airlines Announces New Pet Fare For In Cabin Travel
• Medicare Fraud Fugitive Taken Into Custody At Miami International Airport
• California Highway Patrol Aircraft Cashes Anza-Borrego Desert
• British Airways Cabin Crew To Go Out On Strike
• Study Shows Aviation Maintenance Industry Is Major Employer
• Balli Aviation Pleas Guilty To Exporting Boeing 747 Aircraft To Iran
• Flight Attendants Eager To Vote Under New Democratic Voting Procedures
• Continental Airlines Fined For Incomplete Disability Complaint Reports
• Spirit Airlines Pilots Reject National Mediation Board Arbitration
• $1 Million Raised By Delta Employees, Customers For MLK Memorial
• DOT Proposed Decision To Award Routes At Tokyo’s Haneda Airport
• Strong Showing At European Business Aviation Annual Convention
• Aviation And Climate Change The Focus Of ICAO Environmental Colloquium
• Arch Declared The Winner Red Bull Air Race Due To Weather Conditions
• Hannes Arch Comes In Fist Place At The Red Bull Air Race
• Boeing Assembles First 747-8 Intercontinental Aircraft
• American Airlines Flight 2 Refused Landing Instructions At JKF Airport
• Vietnamese Navy Selects Viking Series 400 Twin Otter
• Nigerian College of Aviation Receives DAHER-SOCATA TBM 850 Aircraft
• Bonhomme Leads In Rio's Red Bull Air Race First Training Session
• Rep. James L. Oberstar Opposes A United Continental Merger
• Lockheed Selected To Develop FAA’s Time Based Flow Management
• Homeowner Guilty Of Shining Beam Of Light Into Blackhawk Cockpit
• US Labor Department Orders Worldwide Jet Charter To Reinstate Pilot
• FAA Fines Atlas Air For Improperly Installing Cockpit Window
• Boeing Agreed To Restore Waterway After Hazardous Material Release
• NTSB Accepts Overwater Safety Equipment On Aircraft
• Times Square Bomber Arrested On Emirates Airlines Flight 202
• Ukraine Awards Adacel Contract To Supply MaxSim ATC Simulators
• FAA Wide Area Augmentation Improves Air Safety At Juneau
• European Pilots Celebrate Switzerland First Flight In World Flight
• Red Bull Air Race Returns To Brazil
• MIT Selects Searidge For NextGen Remote FAA Tower Initiative
• Pilot For PSA Airlines Sold “Your In The Clear” To Beat Drug Tests
• Gulfstream G650 Flies At Mach 0.925
• IAA Forced To Restrict Flights In Irish Airports
• Machinists Overwhelmingly Authorize Strike Actions At Boeing
• The FAA Launches A New Information System For Pilots
• The FAA Launches A New Information System For Pilots
• NTSB Investigating Near Collision Of Southwest 737 And News Helicopter
• FAA Proposes $297,000 Civil Penalty Against Air Mods
• Machinists Warn Of Obstacles To UAL Continental Merger
• United And Continental Have A Definitive Merger Agreement
• United Flight Attendants On Merger Job Protections Must Come First
• Suppliers Charged In Military Aircraft Heat Seeking Missile Flare Scheme
• Alternative Jet Fuel Powers First U.S. Commercial Flight
• Quadriplegic Pilot Revives Career In Aviation At Indiana State University
• FAA ATC To Stop Issuing To Pilots The Phrase “Taxi To” A Given Runway
• Airport Director Resigns Under Pressure From City Commissioner
• Air Station Humboldt Bay Helicopter Crashes At Arcata Airport
• ICAO Moves Quickly To Create Task Force To Deal With Volcanic Ash
• United Airlines Celebrates 80 Years Of The Flight Attendant Profession
• NTSB Chairman Discusses Data Driven Systems To Improve Aviation Safety
• Airline Consolidation To Have Mixed Credit Effects On U.S. Airports
• House Approves Airport And Airway Extension Act Of 2010
• Bright Red Tails To Take Part In The Sound Of Speed Airshow
• Airline Consumer Protection Rules Take Effect Today
• Delta Passenger Charged With Bomb Threats And Interfering With Crew
• Hawker Beechcraft To Showcase Entire Product Lineup At EBACE
• Miami Pan Am International Flight Academy Receives 737 NG Simulator
• Negotiations Failed Between British Airways And Its Cabin Crew
• Red Bull Air Race Wins Prestigious Sports Emmy Award
• DOT Fines Southwest For Violations Of Denied Boarding Compensation Rules
• FAA Proposes $348,000 Civil Penalty Against Chautauqua Airlines
• Northrop Grumman Selects Virginia For New Corporate Office
• Report Shows Many Aircraft Accidents Could Have Been Prevented
• Dominican Republic Airports Get Counterfeit Documents Technology
• Bombardier Learjet Delivers First Learjet 60 XR Aircraft
• FAA Controllers In Philadelphia Transition To Next Generation Technology
• FAA Guidance Makes It Clear There Is No Room For Distraction In The Cockpit
• International Launch Services Successfully Launches SES-1 Satellite
• Piedmont Airlines Pilots Request Mediation From The National Mediation Board
• Court Orders Air Carriers To Adhere To Collective Bargaining Agreement
• General Aviation Industry Prepares For An Unleaded Fuel
• Airports Council International Award Scholarships To Aviation Students
• G-Force One To Bring Sky High Adventure To South Florida
• Royal Aeronautical Society Conference Ends With Optimistic Vision
• Darby Aviation Responds To FAA Suspension Of 135 Certificate
• NTSB Investigating Near Collision Of A Boeing 737 And A Cessna 172
• DOT Denies Requests for Waiver of Tarmac Delay Rule
• US Airways Discontinues Merger Talks With United Airlines
• Flying Flapjacks Saucers And Saw Blades
• Boeing Super Hornet Trainer Deliveries Allow US Navy To Train In 4-Ship Formation
• DOT Inspector General Testifies On FAA Progress Toward NextGen
• Commercial Pilots Union Calls Executive Bonuses “Particularly Ironic”
• Flight School North-Aire Aviation Responds To FAA Proposed Fine
• Quintiq Lands Contract With The FAA Worth Up To $17.6 Million
• Boeing Supports Upcoming Biofuel Powered Flight Of US Navy F/A-18
• NASA To Select College Students For Chance To Design Space Rovers
• Boeing Defends Company Integrity To Build The KC-X Tanker Aircraft
• Airship “Zeppelin Eureka” Returns To Southern California
• FAA Accepts FTI Outage Review Panel Recommendations
• AirTran Airways Supports Legislation to Limit Oil Speculation
• FAA Proposes $330,000 Penalty Against North-Aire Aviation
• Two Aircraft Companies Jointly Compete For Presidential Helicopter Program
• IATA On Volcano Eruption Governments Must Base Decisions On Fact Not Theory
• Irish Aviation Authority Has Reinstate Air Traffic Services
• "Women In Aviation” Held Conference At Pacific Aviation Museum
• Cessna CEO Solicits Industry Support On Environmental Issues
• Aviation Groups Urge Congress To Support FAA Contract Tower Program
• Boeing Comments On Obama’s Remarks On The Need For Heavy Lift Vehicle
• Red Bull Air Race Pilots Go Down Under For Safety Training
• Southwest Airlines Customers Will Be Able To Book Unaccompanied Minors
• FAA Administrator Takes To The Air With The Thunderbirds
• Retired Jeppesen President Wayne Rosenkrans Passes Away
• NTSB Preliminary Report On Plane Crash Dayton OH That Killed Two
• Red Bull Air Race Lamb Soars Atop Perth Qualifying Time Sheets
• Sikorsky Pitches X2-TM Helicopter For Army Aerial Scout Program
• Aircraft Safety Insured By IAVW After Eyjafjalla Volcano Eruption
• Red Bull Air Race Plane Crash In Perth Pilot Adilson Kindlemann OK
• Senators Announce Legislation To “Block Airlines' Gratuitous (BAG) Fees Act”
• War II B-17 Bomber Flies To The Museum Of Flight April 19
• Rolls Royce Makes Milestones On Royal Navy’s Aircraft Carriers
• Republic Airways Announces Branding Decision
• Evergreen International Airlines Requests Concessions From Its Pilots
• Two Miami Based Aircraft Parts Suppliers Plead Guilty Fraud
• FAA Preliminary Report Out On Fatal Plane Crash In West Palm Beach
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• BAE Construction Underway To Build New Aircraft Carriers In The UK
• EPA Limiting Deicing Fluid Runoff At Commercial Airports
• United Signs Flight Attendant Reciprocal Cabin Seat Agreement
• ALPA Cockpit Monitoring Legislation Threatens Safety
• Gulfstream G650 Has Completed Its First Flight
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• Southwest Airlines Pilots’ Oppose Cockpit Conversation Monitoring
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• United Airlines Finalizes Boeing 787 Dreamliner Order
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• NTSB Wants Cockpit Conversations Monitored
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• Australian Pilots Say Bill Will Criminalize Pilots Decrease Air Safety
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• Northrop To Expand Salt Lake City Manufacturing Facility
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• Pilots’ Concerns Echoed NTSB Safety Recommendations
• AAAE Urges EPA To Work With Aviation Industry On Lead Monitoring
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• Bonhomme Plays It Safe As Red Bull Air Race Heats Up
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• Airline Failed To Comply With Landing Gear Doors AD
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• General Lew Allen Di
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• Mesa Air Group Files Chapter 11
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