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October 03, 2008

Boeing Q3 Deliveries Plummet On IAM Strike

Company Delivers 25 Fewer Planes Than Last Year

Any plans Boeing had to make 2008 a record year for aircraft deliveries appear gone for good, in the wake of an ongoing machinists strike.

Dispatchers Will Now Vote On Agreement

Frontier Airlines announced this week it has reached a tentative agreement with one of its unions for long-term wage and benefit concessions.

Cool: A KC-10 Flight Engineer Explains life Aboard A Multi-Mission Tanker

One of the highlights of the 2008 Oshkosh Fly-In was the chance to get up close and personal with all manner of military aircraft -- the same birds that can be called upon at a moment's notice to serve and protect this nation...

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Consortium Presents $2.52 Billion Bid For Chicago Midway

City Hopes For FAA Approval By Year's End

Furthering its reputation for creativity in disposing of its airports, Chicago's Daley regime (er, administration) reports reaching a landmark agreement to privatize Midway Airport.

Male Attendant Admits To Making Sexual Advances

After seven months of keeping it to herself, a New Jersey woman has come forward with details of what sounds like a really creepy encounter with a male flight attendant.

Will Retain Place As Business Unit Of BCAS

Boeing announced Thursday it is combining Alteon, its wholly-owned training subsidiary, and existing training groups within Boeing Commercial Airplanes to form a new, unified training organization. The new training organization retains the Alteon name as a business unit within Boeing Commercial Aviation Services.