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December 05, 2008

Report: Boeing To Announce Yet ANOTHER Dreamliner Delay

Anyone Really Surprised At This Point?

To anyone at Boeing who may have snickered when rival Airbus experienced a number of delays in bringing its high-profile A380 superjumbo to market... one imagines if you didn't believe in karma then, you do now.

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Failed! Baggage Scales Taken Offline At Tucson International Airport

United, Delta Scales Found Not To Be In Compliance

State inspectors removed over a dozen scales used by two airlines from service this week at Tucson International Airport, after the discovery the devices gave false readings.

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FAA Holds Groundbreaking For New National ATC System Command Center

Facility Near Warrenton, VA Slated To Open In 2011

Management of the nation's air traffic control system will move to a permanent home in a state-of-the-art facility near Warrenton, VA in 2011, when a new Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control System Command Center is completed.

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Petters Subsidiary Given Court OK To Bail Out Sun Country

High-Interest Loan Must Be Repaid In Spring '09

There's been a plot twist in the drama that is Sun Country Airlines.

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Pink Slips To Start Flying At United

First Wave Of Layoffs Will Start After Holidays

United Airlines has confirmed that the first of 7,000 promised layoffs will begin just after the holidays.

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Airline Traffic Numbers Plummet In November

But Low Fuel Prices Lead To Small Improvement On AMEX Index

It was a long November for most of the nation's airlines... as passengers flew away from the prospect of flying on commercial airliners, even over the traditionally packed Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

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Analysts: Airbus, Boeing Should Brace For Cancellations

'White Tails' Could Soon Roll Off Production Lines

Boeing and Airbus owe much of the value of their stocks to their order backlogs. Both manufacturers have years worth of production stacked up on waiting lists, which could be a major factor in helping them weather a tough recession.

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