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March 31, 2009

Redoubt Redux: Airlines Once Again Suspend ANC Flights

And This Could Be Just The Beginning

Alaska Airlines once again suspended flights in and out of Anchorage, AK Monday morning, following a volcanic eruption at Mount Redoubt that generated a continuous ash cloud. This latest service cancellation comes less than 24 hours after the airline -- and other carriers serving Ted Stevens International Airport (ANC) -- resumed service to the airport.

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Group: Officials Reject Stimulus Money For O'Hare Modernization

Critics Declare Victory Against Controversial Project

Chicago aviation officials announced Monday no funds will be going towards the O'Hare Modernization Program (OMP) from the $12 million in federal stimulus money sent to O'Hare to help improve existing infrastructure.

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Delta's Acquisition Of Northwest Becomes Increasingly Visible

Crews Now Dressed In Delta Uniforms

Seattle-based flight attendant Christie Colegrove, a 25-year Northwest Airlines veteran, hung up her Northwest uniform Monday in exchange for a new Delta Air Lines uniform. Colegrove joined nearly 40,000 flight attendants, pilots, airport lounge representatives, ticket counter and gate agents who donned Delta uniforms Monday -- one of the first outwardly visible signs the two airlines are now one.

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