Airline News
Memorial ceremony to mark ninth anniversary of 9/11 attack
With the ninth anniversary almost upon us, organizers have announced two memorial events at the 9/11 Memorial in Grapevine to remember the crew members, passengers and others who died in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
There’ll be a 7:30 a.m. S…
A380 Output Unlikely Below 20 In 2011
EADS chief executive Louis Gallois said Airbus A380 superjumbo production was unlikely to fall back below 20 planes in 2011 and he reaffirmed plans to deliver the first mid-sized A350 aircraft in 2013.
A380 Output Unlikely Below 20 In 2011
EADS chief executive Louis Gallois said Airbus A380 superjumbo production was unlikely to fall back below 20 planes in 2011 and he reaffirmed plans to deliver the first mid-sized A350 aircraft in 2013.
A380 Output Unlikely Below 20 In 2011
EADS chief executive Louis Gallois said Airbus A380 superjumbo production was unlikely to fall back below 20 planes in 2011 and he reaffirmed plans to deliver the first mid-sized A350 aircraft in 2013.
Voice Error Blamed For 777 Near-Miss Over London
A small business jet narrowly missed colliding with a Boeing 777 carrying 232 people over London this summer because of a verbal communication error, air accident investigators said on Thursday.
US Aviation Eyes Government Financing
The US aviation and aerospace industries are considering asking Congress for a slice of the USD$50 billion in infrastructure assistance proposed by President Barack Obama, a senior trade group official said on Wednesday.
Chinese Pilots Who Faked Resumes Back In The Air
Chinese pilots who had lied about their flying experience have been allowed to return to work after they took remedial action to make up their hours, according to the country’s aviation watchdog.
First Eastern To Invest In New ANA Budget Airline
All Nippon Airways said on Thursday it will start a low-cost carrier (LCC) to fly between Japan and China in partnership with Hong Kong-based private equity firm First Eastern Investment Group.
Michael O’Leary: Flying’s anti-Richard Branson
When Michael O’Leary talks, people listen. O’Leary, if you’re unfamiliar, is the head honcho of Ryanair, Europe’s wildly successful, low-cost version of Southwest.
MARYLAND: Southwest Airlines drives all-time record at BWI
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport has set an all-time monthly passenger record when more than 2.17 million travelers passed through in July.
