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November 17, 2010

Bombardier Celebrates Aviation Milestones

Deliveries Of 1,000th Dash 8/Q-Series Turboprop And 400th Global Business Jet

Bombardier Aerospace celebrated the 1,000th Dash 8/Q-Series aircraft -- a Q400 NextGen airliner, delivered to Pinnacle Airlines -- and the 400th Global business jet in a commemorative ceremony Friday at the company’s Toronto facility where the aircraft are manufactured.

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Canadian Aviation Association Honors Tracy Medve

Canadian North's President First Woman To Become Honorary Life Member Of The Air Transport Association Of Canada

Tracy Medve, who has held the position of President of Canadian North for three years, was inducted as an Honorary Life Member with the Air Transport Association of Canada (ATAC).

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Colombia Becomes 100th U.S. Open-Skies Partner

Agreement Makes Air Service Between The Two Countries Easier

Colombia became the United States' 100th Open-Skies partner last week, as representatives of the two countries reached agreement to liberalize U.S.-Colombia air services for airlines of both countries.

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Mica Reminds Airports TSA Is Not Required

Original Post-September 11th Bill Allows Airports To Hire Private Security

In the midst of all the controversy over pat-down searches that are regarded as intrusive and privacy concerns stemming from the use of backscatter scanners, Congressman John Mica (R-FL) is reminding airports that there is an alternative to TSA screening.

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ATA: Proposed Flightcrew Duty Time Rule Is Poorly Conceived

Airlines Call for Significant Revisions To Existing Proposal

The Air Transport Association of America (ATA) submitted its public comments Monday to the FAA in response to the agency's Flightcrew Member Duty and Rest Requirements NPRM, calling for significant revisions to the existing proposal.

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TSA Plans To Investigate John Tyner

Agency Making Good On Threat To Look At Fines Up To $11,000

John Tyner, who (by now) famously told a TSA screener "if you touch my junk, I'm going to have you arrested," is reportedly being investigated by the federal agency.

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US Airways Pilots Protest Slow Pace Of Contract Talks

Informational Pickets Set Up Tuesday At Reagan National Airport In D.C.

The US Airline Pilots Association (USAPA), representing the pilots of US Airways, picketed Tuesday at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) at 1200 EDT to bring attention to what it believes to be US Airways' efforts to take advantage of its pilots.

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