Carrier Scraps Weekend Schedule, To Reboot Operations
It ain't easy being JetBlue this week. Days after a strong ice
storm stranded its jets on the ramp at JFK -- resulting in the
kinds of headlines previously reserved
for American Airlines -- the low-cost carrier "pre-cancelled" a
full 23 percent of its scheduled flights this weekend.
Officials at Denver International Airport aren't sure if --
or how -- a snowstorm led to cracked windscreens in over a
dozen airliners Friday... but the storm does appear to be the
common denominator.
Certification Of Three-Plane Fleet Expected In Next Few
Months
ANN has learned Boeing's second uberjumbo Dreamlifter, a
specially modified 747-400 used to transport major composite
structures of the upcoming 787 Dreamliner, completed its first
flight Friday in Taipei.
Aero-News learned this week Tulsa, OK-based charter airline Omni
Air International (OAI) has selected Wingspeed Corporation's XLLink
Flight Information Architecture (XFIA) to manage automated
paperless operations, voice, and messaging on its fleet of DC-10
and B757-200 aircraft.
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