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December 25, 2007

MAXjet: T'is The Season To... File Chapter 11

Another One Bites the Dust

Just when most of the world seems ready to sit down and enjoy the latest in Christmas diversions, comes word of another airline bankruptcy... stranding a number of passengers halfway around the globe, in the process. MAXjet Airways is the two year old airline serving a business class market for a number of transatlantic routes, that ceased operations on Christmas Eve, citing the usual culprits in a US airline bankruptcy petition... failure to raise needed operating capital, rising fuel costs, and an increasingly tough competitive environment.

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Southwest Brings 171 Soldiers Home For The Holidays

Southwest Shows Christmas Spirit to 171 TX Families

Southwest Airlines was busy flying 171 Texas Army National Guard soldiers from North Carolina to Texas on Sunday, Dec. 23rd. The 436th Chemical Company of the Texas Army National Guard is stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, waiting for deployment to Afghanistan. They recently got news that their deployment has been delayed, so they are able to spend the holidays with their families...

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Blakey Expresses Concern About Old Job

AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey Comments On FAA Administrator Nomination

It seems that former FAA Administrator Marion Blakey is anxious to see someone take over her old job... officially, that is.

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NTSB Recommends Inspections For Boeing 777s

Safety Recommendations A-07-113 through -116

Word from the National Transportation Safety Board recommends that the Federal Aviation Administration... Require operators of Boeing 777 airplanes to perform regular inspections of the primary and secondary external power receptacles and their protective cover guards to detect signs of worn or overheated pins and thermal damage and repair or replace any damage found. (A-07-113)...

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