Detailed Information In AIR, Inc.’s 2005-06 U.S. Airlines
Salary Survey
Those airline careers ain't quite they used to be... according
to Aviation Information Resources, Inc. (AIR, Inc.), which has
released its 2005-06 edition of the U.S. Airlines Salary Survey
this month.
Cautions Carriers Against Dispatching In Ice Pellet
Conditions
Sources within the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA)
tell Aero-News that last week, the Federal Aviation Administration
(FAA) issued a reminder to airlines, charter operators and FAA
inspectors that operating in ice pellet conditions with anti-icing
fluids on the critical surfaces of an aircraft is contrary to FAA
guidance and policy expressed in two FAA Notices.
The semi-official China News Service has reported the country
plans to add as many as 142 aircraft to its commercial fleet in the
next year, to handle the air transport needs of the burgeoning
market.
Singapore Airlines is rumored to be near to completing a deal
that would match or exceed the recent $10 billion order rival
Australian carrier Qantas placed with Boeing.
A Lebanese man who was supposed to serve a life sentence in
Germany for the murder of a US Navy Diver onboard a hijacked TWA
flight in 1985 has been released -- much to the disappointment and
anger of the United States.
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