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December 01, 2005

Continental To Transport Wayward Wisconsin Cat Home From France

Another Sign That Animals Are Taking Over The Skies

First it was pigs, now a cat... Aero-News has learned that Emily, a stowaway feline that made her way from Appleton, WI to France inside a shipping container over two months ago, will be flown home across the Atlantic in high style aboard a Continental Airlines 777.

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President Signs Missouri Wright Amendment Exemption

SWA Plans Service To St. Louis, Kansas City From DAL

It's official -- President Bush Wednesday signed into law a new transportation bill, containing a provision exempting Missouri from the burdens of Wright Amendment -- a decades-old piece of compromise legislation restricting flights from Dallas' Love Field to states bordering on Texas... as well as Mississippi, Kansas, and Alabama.

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The Cost (So Far) Of Chapter 11 For NWA: $346 Million

Judge Also Rules Northwest Can Reject Plane Leases

Northwest Airlines reported Wednesday the carrier has lost a combined $346 million during the first six weeks of operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy. A US bankruptcy court judge also allowed the carrier to reject leases on 15 Canadair CRJ-200 regional jets that were part of commuter operator Pinnacle Airlines' fleet.

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Bellview Settles With Families Who Lost Relatives In October Accident

Will Also Drill Wells In Affected Villages

Bellview Airlines has compensated at least 30 families who lost relatives in the October 22 downing of one of the Nigerian airline's 737-200s, according to local media reports. The airline has also agreed to drill two new wells in the villages where the wreckage fell.

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TSA To Allow Scissors, Tools, And Other Sharp Objects Back On Planes

No Nipple Rings, Though. Seriously.

An anonymous Transportation Security Administration official told the Pittsburgh Tribune Review earlier this week that TSA chief Kip Hawley is expected Friday to announce changes to the list of prohibited items allowed in carry-on baggage and to the airport screening process. Small scissors and tools are among the items expected to be let back onboard, to the consternation of flight attendants -- and, those with body piercings.

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