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February 05, 2007

FAA's COO Chew Out... But To Where?

Is Another FAA Employee heading For An Airline Gig?

The FAA's Gerald E. Lavey, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Internal Communications, has confirmed that the FAA's COO, Russ Chew, is heading for the exit.

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UPS Orders 27 New B767-300ER Freighters

Says Order Not Related To Review Of A380 Order

At least one US airline's growth means new orders for jet manufacturers. UPS Monday announced an order for 27 new Boeing 767-300ER freighters to support its growing package delivery business.

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Delta Creditors Empowered After Failed Hostile Bid

Part Of Behind-The-Scenes Maneuvering To Avoid Merger

US Airways' unsuccessful take over bid for Delta airlines failed largely on a rejection from Delta's official unsecured creditors committee -- the group representing those who will eventually become Delta's new owners.

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Russian Low-Cost Carrier Sky Express Operational

Completes Inaugural Flight From Moscow To Sochi

ANN has learned Russia's newest airline, discount-carrier Sky Express, successfully completed its inaugural flight, delivering 91 passengers to the Black Sea resort of Sochi from Moscow's Vnukovo airport on January 29.

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NTSB Finds Most Of DIA Engine Using Trajectory Analysis

Engine Debris May Point To Cause OF Engine Failure

NTSB searchers found the debris from a jet engine from an America West flight that failed over Colorado January 25, as reported by ANN. Enroute to Phoenix from Denver, the pilot returned safely to DIA using his one good engine. None of the 54 passengers or crew was injured.

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