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Spotts | Staff Writer for The Christian Science Monitor/ November 23, 2009 edition The holidays are coming. You’ve decided to buck the economy and head over the river and through the clouds to Grandmother’s house. Airline boarding pass in hand, you...
Tags: FAA, flight crews, air traffic, GPS, airline safety, visualization tools, Overland Park, Air safety, Airport, Aviation, Runway, Air Traffic Organization, Air traffic control, Next Generation Air Transportation System, Automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast
A test to certify the model of helicopter involved in a fatal crash off Newfoundland showed it would remain airborne for "around 10 minutes" - about one third of the time required - if oil leaked from its gearbox, aviation regulators say. Weeks after...
Tags: FAA, Sikorsky S-92A, oil leak, bypass valve, Paul Jackson, main gearbox, gearbox housing, european regulation, extremely remote, Canada, Halifax, Oil filter, Cougar Helicopters Flight 91, Helicopters, Sikorsky S-92, Valve, Disaster Accident
Twenty-nine deaths in 2008 – compared with seven killed in 2007 – spurred calls for regulators to impose new rules for helicopter operators. But some feel that's not been enough; Congress is now poised to pass a series of new rules governing the nation's...
Tags: medical helicopter, FAA, helicopter operators, emergency medical, helicopter industry, NTSB, bad weather, recent crashes, flights data, Christopher Eastlee, Charleston, Air ambulance, Copterline Flight 103, Hudson River mid-air collision, Helicopters, Air safety, Aviation accidents and incidents, Disaster Accident
The Federal Aviation Administration is blaming an equipment outage this week for delaying 819 flights. The agency told employees in a briefing memo Friday that air travelers experienced a total of 2,121 delays the previous day due to the equipment outage...
Tags: equipment outage, FAA, flights delays, Newark, John F. Kennedy International Airport, Federal Aviation Administration, Business Finance, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Aviation in New York City, John F. Kennedy
Indianapolis International Airport officials reported this morning that all flights here have departed on time for the most part...Combined with rain in the Great Lakes area (Buffalo, N.Y., Detroit, Chicago), rain approaching the Myrtle Beach area, and...
Tags: FAA, Indianapolis International Airport, Indianapolis Airport Authority, Plainfield, Open Travel Alliance, Airport, American Airlines
Sen. Jim DeMint, a Republican from South Carolina, plans to introduce a bill that would break a taboo in the airline industry: allowing airlines to use information from cockpit voice recorders in cases against pilots they want to discipline or fire. Current...
Tags: pilot union, FAA, allowing airline, data recorders, Singapore, Glass cockpit, Randy Babbitt, Aviator, Recorders, Cockpit voice recorder, Cockpit, Disaster Accident
A problem with an FAA computer system that collects airlines' flight plans is affecting flights at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, travel officials said this morning. An airport spokeswoman advised travelers to check with their airlines...
Tags: Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, FAA, Birmingham
The computer system glitch that caused flight delays across the United States has been corrected, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday. FAA spokesman Laura Brown said the failure in the computer system housed in Atlanta meant air traffic...
Tags: FAA, Atlanta, Delta Air Lines, Orlando International Airport, Miami International Airport, Honolulu International Airport, Open Travel Alliance, Allegheny County Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh International Airport, Philadelphia International Airport
Air travelers nationwide scrambled to revise their plans Thursday after an FAA computer glitch caused widespread cancellations and delays for the second time in 15 months. The Federal Aviation Administration said the problem, which lasted about four hours,...
Tags: FAA, faa computers, computers glitch, caused flights, U.S, passenger revenue, Federal Aviation Administration, Atlanta, US Airways, Air Transport Association, Yahoo!, ATA Airlines, Open Travel Alliance, Airline, Low-cost airlines, Business Finance, Taconite, Minnesota, Minneapolis, Iron, Republican National Convention, Economic geology, Iron Range, Unemployment benefits, J. C. Penney, Lincoln County Wyoming, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Airport, Ground delay program, Next Generation Air Transportation System, Air traffic control, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Hartsfield¬タモJackson Atlanta International Airport
When two airline pilots flew past their destination last month because they were intently focused on their laptops, several lawmakers likened it to drivers trying to text behind the wheel, and they introduced bills to ban personal electronic devices from...
Tags: electronic devices, FAA, Minneapolis, Aviator, JetBlue Airways, Electronic flight bag, Air safety, Technology Internet, Low-cost airlines, Airline, Federal Aviation Administration, Disaster Accident