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February 17, 2006

Authorities Investigate Cargo Carrier Collusion

Over A Dozen Airlines Under The Microscope

Are airlines collaborating to fix prices for running freight? That's what US, European and Asian regulators want to know, and they've started to probe more than a dozen airlines this week in hopes of finding the answer.

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A380 Wing Snaps Shy Of Stress Test Target

Airbus Expects "No Impact" On Cert, Deliveries

Is a 3.3 percent margin of error good enough? That is the question being asked after Airbus officials revealed Thursday an A380 wing failed during stress testing earlier this week.

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You've Got Friends: APA Expresses Support For NWA, Delta Pilots

"Consensual Solution In The Best Interests Of All Concerned"

Just as talks come down to the wire in negotiations between Northwest Airlines and Delta Air Lines, and their workers, the Allied Pilots Association (APA) issued the following statement of support Thursday for the pilots of those beleagured carriers.

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Judge Grants Seven Day Extension To NWA, Worker Talks

Had Been Scheduled To Vote Friday On Voiding Contracts

US Bankruptcy Court judge Allan Gropper has granted a stay of execution, of sorts, in the ongoing battle between Northwest Airlines and its pilots and flight attendants.

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Delta OK To Renegotiate Jet Leases

Will Save Carrier About $200 Million Annually

Delta Air Lines will be allowed to renegotiate leases on 88 aircraft, US Bankruptcy Court Judge Adlai Hardin ruled earlier this week.

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What Part Of 'Don't Aim At Planes' DON'T You Understand?

Pilots Report Lasers In Detroit

Lasers are in the news again -- alas, not because of some scientific development, but instead because at least 16 pilots landing their planes at Detroit Metro Airport in a single night report having been flashed by potentially blinding, focused beams of light.

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Georgia Man Indicted In Bomb Scare

Claimed Bomb Was Onboard AirTran Flight

A man whom authorities say claimed there was a bomb aboard an AirTran Airways flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta last month was indicted by a federal grand jury Tuesday.

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