Sometimes flight attendants, God bless 'em, have to deal with a
Passenger From Hell. Take Mark McGovern, for instance. ("Take" is
used strictly figuratively here. The FBI has him under lock at key
already -- you could say he's "been taken" already -- and you're
about to learn why). McGovern was a passenger aboard United 1502,
service from Orlando to Washington, DC, who pushed the deportment
envelope a little bit too far.
ANN REAL TIME UPDATE: 11.28.05 1530 EST--- The FAA
has requested a federal mediator oversee its talks with
the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, with a goal
of reaching an agreement no later than December 25 with the
approximately 15,000 controllers represented by the
union.
It's getting so you can't improve your facilities anymore. A
colony of rare bats has threatened development of a runway at
Hamburg that Airbus wants to extend to facilitate a completion
center for the A380F; and an elusive wildcat and a small bird that
is said to be a territorial land hog have teamed up to disrupt
Skytruck USA's importation plans.
Airbus and CAE have celebrated the one-thousandth pilot trained
by the flight training cooperation that the two companies first
established three years ago.
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