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January 27, 2006

JetBlue CEO Says E-Jet Intro Hitting A Few Snags

E190 Reliability "A Few Points Less" Than A320 Fleet

JetBlue's recent introduction of the Embraer 190 airliner to its fleet hasn't been without a few problems, airline CEO David Neelman told analysts at a conference last week.

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ANA To Add Five More A320s

Will Be Used On International Routes

Adding another piece to the "December Surprise" puzzle of Airbus's 2005 sales order tally, the European consortium announced Friday that Japan's All Nippon Airways (ANA) placed an order last year for three single-aisle A320s.

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NTSB: Prohibit A/Ls From Using TR Credit In Determining Runway Stopping Distance

(Safety Recommendation A-06-16)

The NTSB has urged the FAA to prohibit airlines from using credit for the use of thrust reversers when calculating stopping distances on contaminated runways.

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FAA Responds To NATCA's False Claims About Controller Pay

The following doc was filed by the FAA in response to recent statements by NATCA. It makes for interesting reading... FAA Statement: Once again, John Carr's blog, Mainbang.com, contains many misleading or false statements about the FAA's analysis of controller pay...

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Boeing Nears Completion On 737-900ER Design

First Customer Delivery Expected In Early 2007

Boeing representatives tell Aero-News that company engineers have completed 90 percent of the design work on the newest variant of the stalwart 737, the 737-900ER.

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AA Plane Engine Goes To Pieces Over Texas

Flight Returns To Austin After Engine Failure

Investigators with the FAA are looking into why several pieces of an engine from an American Airlines plane fell onto an Austin, TX car lot last weekend.

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