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Airline Group Sees Busiest Summer Since 2008
More people will likely fly this summer compared with a year ago as U.S. airlines gain a record level of international passengers, an industry association said on Thursday. Airlines for America, the top U.S. airline industry group, forecast that close...
Tags: Unemployment, Air Transportation Delays, Career and Workplace, Layoffs and Downsizing, Delta Air Lines
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GE, Boeing tell airlines to inspect some 777 engines for defect
Seattle TimesBoeing and General Electric said Wednesday they told airlines to inspect and possibly replace the engines on some Boeing 777 jets because of a potential manufacturing defect in a gearbox. The engine-maker issued two service bulletins to airline...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, General Electric Company, The Wall Street Journal, American Airlines, Inc., Boeing Co.
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U.S. airline group sees pickup in summer air passengers
Reuters(Reuters) - More people will likely fly this summer compared with a year ago as U.S. airlines gain a record level of international passengers, an industry association said on Thursday. Airlines for America, the top U.S. airline industry group, forecast...Tags: Unemployment, Air Transportation Delays, Layoffs and Downsizing, Career and Workplace, Delta Air Lines
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County's $700,000 rescues airport
The Brunswick News, Ga.The Glynn County Commission, already facing a projected $640,000 budget shortfall, indicated Wednesday it would commit $700,000 to a runway rehabilitation project at the Brunswick Golden Isles Airport. The promise to provide financial assistance for the...Tags: Local Government, Air Transportation Industry, Budgets and Budgeting, Finance, Prisons
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Newly hired pilots are about to get a safety upgrade
Newly hired pilots are about to get a safety upgrade. The newly passed Airline Safety and Pilot Training Improvement Act is intended to make you safer and will require new pilots to undergo thorough screenings and strict training schedules. Experts in...
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Reporter's Notebook: 2 major carriers out of O'Hare fare poorly in satisfaction survey
The two dominant air carriers out of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, United Airlines and American Airlines, scored poorly in yet another satisfaction survey, this time by J.D. Power & Associates. And Southwest Airlines, the primary carrier out...
Tags: Media Industry, Willis Tower, Spirit Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Inc.
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Airport officials look to future funding with Capital City, Lancaster airport towers set to remain open through Sept. 30
The Patriot-NewsWith funding once again flowing to Capital City and Lancaster airports' contract towers through Sept. 30, airport officials already are looking to funding for the next fiscal year. U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced Friday the Department...Tags: Air Transportation Delays, U.S. Department of Transportation, Labor Legislation, Air Transportation Industry, Layoffs and Downsizing
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Washington County Board of Commissioners briefs
Two more acquisitions completed for Funkstown bypass; three still needed The Washington County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved two more property acquisitions for its planned Funkstown bypass project. With the commissioners’ unanimous...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, Edgewood
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Airport prepares for plane crash
Springfield, MO--"You never know when it's going to happen." says Eric Sanders who has worked as a firefighter at the Springfield-Branson National Airport for more than 10 years. He's seen a few crashes but never seen a plane catch on fire. Even...
Tags: Transportation Accidents, Air Transportation Industry, Air and Space Accidents
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Firefighting Exercises Set for Anchorage Airport
Channel 2 NewsFirefighting training exercises are set to be held at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport this week. Deputy airport police and fire chief Dave Schulling says the yearly exercise is set to take place Thursday and Friday. Schulling says the... -
Boeing resumes Dreamliner deliveries
Tribune reporterBoeing resumed deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner to airline customers on Tuesday, following a four-month gap after federal regulators grounded the plane model because of overheating onboard batteries. Boeing delivered a plane made in its Everett, Wash.,...Tags: Air Transportation Industry, O'Hare International Airport, Boeing Co.
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Local Air Carrier To Begin Scheduled Passenger Service In Bush Alaska
Channel 2 NewsA local air carrier will once again offer passenger service in Bush Alaska after switching to cargo-only flights in the wake of deadly crash more than 25 years ago. In mid-May, Ryan Air announced that it will schedule passenger services to remote areas...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Air and Space Accidents
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