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October 09, 2006

Agreed: Northwest Airlines Reaches Tentative Contract With AMFA

Northwest Airlines tells ANN that it has reached a tentative agreement with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association (AMFA) to end an ongoing labor dispute with the airline's technicians. A membership ratification vote will be conducted during the next 30 days.

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Christian Streiff Bolts From Airbus

EADS Co-CEO Louis Gallois To Run Troubled Planemaker

ANN REALTIME UPDATE 10.09.06 1715 EDT: When Christian Streiff offered his plan to turn around the fortunes of European planemaker Airbus last week, he essentially told the board of parent company EADS that it would be his way, or the highway... and on Monday, the now-former Airbus CEO opted for the highway.

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Family Of Pilot Lost In Caravan Crash Sues Cessna

Claims Fraud, Liability For Accident In Icing Conditions

The family of the 49-year-old pilot killed when her Cessna 208B Caravan went down in Winnipeg last October has filed suit against Cessna, alleging the planemaker knew the aircraft was unsafe in icing conditions.

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Is Streiff Eyeing The Door At Airbus?

Planemaker, French PM Deny Rumors CEO Is On way Out

Could recently hired Airbus CEO Christian Streiff already be heading for the door? On Friday, Airbus flatly denied rumors that Streiff -- who has only been on the job since July -- is looking to leave the beleaguered planemaker.

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Big News! Boeing Delivers 100 Planes In Q3

Best Quarter In Over Four Years

In a feat Boeing has not performed in over four years, the American plane builder reports that it delivered exactly 100 aircraft in the third quarter of 2006.

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Sign Of The Times: University Adds 'Aviation Security' Major

TSA Already Looking At Candidates

Increased aviation security -- it's a reality that is unlikely to disappear any time soon, given the foiling of an August plot to blow up trans-Atlantic flights.

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