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November 26, 2007

Big Deal! Airbus Sells $15 Billion In Jets To China

Deal Salvaged Following "A Dinner, A Meeting And A Lunch"

China continues to prove highly lucrative for Airbus. On Monday, the European planemaker announced it signed contracts with the Chinese government for 160 airliners, valued at roughly $15 billion at list prices.

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EADS May Change Power8 Plans Due To Euro Value

The Dilemma: Jets Are Built In Euros, But Sold In USD

European aerospace group EADS says the falling dollar to the Euro may change its plan to sell factories owned by its aircraft manufacturing division and instead merge them into a new unit, according to Agence-France Presse.

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FAA Says Office Building Near MYF No Longer A Hazard

Two Floors Removed To Bring Building In Under 160 Feet

A year later, and two floors lower in stature, the Kearny Mesa office tower has finally been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration and is no longer a hazard to airplanes landing at San Diego's Montgomery Field (MYF).

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Report: Hotel Party Cancels BA Flight To New York

Crew Accused Of Being Drunk Six Hours Before Departure

Just weeks after an incident in which a Virgin Atlantic pilot was arrested in the cockpit because he smelled of alcohol -- he's since been cleared -- a British Airways flight was cancelled after the cabin crew was accused of a little too much holiday cheer.

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Cambodia To Get New Airline

Flights To Start In Six Months Due To Tourism Increase

The Cambodian government signed a joint venture agreement with two Indonesian companies Friday, to form a new national airline to exploit the country's growing tourism industry.

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Virgin Atlantic Pilot Cleared On Drinking Charges

Tested Under The Legal Limit

A 42-year-old pilot for Virgin Atlantic arrested last month on suspicion of being over the legal alcohol limit will not be charged with the offense, the airline told The Associated Press on Friday.

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