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January 26, 2010

FAA Threatens To Retract Saipan Runway Funds

Agency Says Ports Authority Must Begin Moving Forward On Completing The Project

The FAA has notified the Commonwealth Ports Authority of Saipan that it may recall funding for a runway rehabilitation project if there is not significant progress at the airport soon.

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ICAO Initiative Will Use Detailed 3D Map Data

Stringent Terrain And Obstacle Requirements Mandated by eTOD Initiative

An advanced terrain and obstacle map for the U.S., Europe, and other regions around the world is being compiled by Intermap Technologies using its high-resolution NEXTMap digital elevation data.

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NTSB To Assist Lebanese Government In Accident Investigation

Senior Investigator Dennis Jones To Represent The Agency

The NTSB will dispatch an aviation investigator to assist the government of Lebanon in its investigation of the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines B-737-800 (ET-ANB) off the coast of Lebanon.

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Two On 'No-Fly' List Prevented From Boarding At Heathrow

Incidents Spur Britain To Raise Its Terror Threat To "Severe"

Two men, one an Egyptian and one a Saudi Arabian who's names appeared on a "No Fly' list, were prevented from boarding U.S. bound flights last Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

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TSA Worker Fired For Inappropriate Prank

Planted A Bag Of White Powder In A Passengers Luggage

From our "What could they possibly have been thinking" department, a TSA inspector must have thought it was going to be a harmless prank, but wound up unemployed after planting a bag of white powder in the suitcase of a college student.

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