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February 21, 2018

FAA Proposes $63,750 Civil Penalty Against J&J Tech Group

Alleges Company Committed HazMat Violations

The FAA has proposed a $63,750 civil penalty against J&J Tech Group of Miami for allegedly violating the Hazardous Materials Regulations.

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United Airlines To Start Boeing 737 MAX 9 Service

New Aircraft To Initially Operate From Carrier's Houston And Los Angeles Hubs

United Airlines has announced the addition of its newest aircraft type, the Boeing 737 MAX 9, to its domestic flight schedules. The MAX 9 features Boeing's Advanced Technology winglets and fuel efficient engines providing a quieter ride and the ability to fly farther on less fuel.

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Airbus Delivers Its First A350-1000 To Launch Customer Qatar Airways

Carrier Has 76 Of The Airliners On Order

Airbus has delivered the world’s first A350-1000 widebody airliner to launch customer Qatar Airways at a delivery event in Toulouse, France. The aircraft is the first of 37 A350-1000s ordered by the carrier and is the first ever Airbus aircraft fitted with the revolutionary new Qsuite seats, offering the first ever double bed in Business class. Qatar Airways is the world’s largest A350 XWB family customer with 76 aircraft on order and the largest A350-1000 customer.

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Cincinnati Airport Designates Certain Nearby Areas For Drone Flights

Authorized By The FAA Under The New Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability Program

Drone operators are now able to operate in certain areas within five miles of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (KCVG) thanks to the FAA’s new Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability program.

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Orlando Airport Authority To Vote On TSA At KMCO

Will Determine If Private Contractors Will Take Over Security At The Airport

The Orange County, FL Airport Board will vote Wednesday on a proposal to replace TSA personnel with private contractors at Orlando International Airport (KMCO).

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