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January 09, 2010

EASA Issues Preliminary Safety Data For 2009

One Fatal Accident Overshadows Good Safety Record

2009 was the year with the lowest number of fatal accidents on record for the 31 Member States of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), according to preliminary data.

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FAA Says Manufacturers Dragging Their Feet On CV And FD Recorder Regs

New Compliance Date Pushed As Far As April 2012

Saying it is "seriously disappointed" in major airline manufacturers, the FAA has re-opened comments on an NPRM that would require manufacturers to upgrade the digital cockpit voice and flight data recorders used in commercial aircraft.

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Boeing Reaches 2009 Commercial Airplane Delivery Target

Says The Order Book Totals 3,375 Airplanes

Despite a very difficult economy, Boeing says it reached its target for airplane deliveries for 2009, with 481 new aircraft delivered to its customers. And the Commercial Airplanes backlog remains strong at 3,375 airplanes.

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New United Airlines Pilots Union Head Softens Tactics

But Capt. Wendy Morse Says Higher Wages Still The Main Goal

Captain Wendy Morse, who was elected the head of the United Airlines Pilots Union in October of last year, says she will abandon some of the harsher tactics used by her predecessor in contract negotiations.

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Snoozing Business Class Passengers Have Pockets Picked

Air France Passengers Lost Over $5,700

Five business-class passengers sleeping through a long Air France flight from Tokyo to Paris woke up to find they had been relieved of their money, and there was nothing the airline could do about it.

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