But Number Of Jobs, Pay Down Over The Past 14 Years
In a study requested by the U.S. Congress titled "Current and Future Availability of Airline Pilots", the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has found that demand for pilots has exceeded the supply of those seeking such jobs, but the number of jobs and what they earn have decreased in the past 14 years.
Sands Tapped To Lead Office Of Internal Governance
Boeing Senior Vice President Wanda Denson-Low has announced her plans to retire from the company June 2 after serving on the company's executive council and leading the Office of Internal Governance for the past seven years.
Takes Delivery Of First Two Airplanes With Eight More On The Way
Japan’s third largest airline has taken delivery of the first two A330-300s out of a total of ten on lease. Skymark Airlines becomes the first Japanese carrier to operate Airbus’ A330 wide-body aircraft.
Company Says Move Reflects Continuing Strong Appetite For Single-Aisle Aircraft
Airbus has decided to increase production of its single-aisle aircraft family to 46 a month in Q2 2016, up from the current rate 42. The new higher production rate will be achieved gradually, with an intermediate step at 44 aircraft per month in Q1 2016.
US Airways Flight Attendants Vote To Ratify The Agreement On Bargaining And Representation
US Airways Flight Attendants, represented by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), have voted to ratify an Agreement on Bargaining and Representation between AFA and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) along with a Negotiations Protocol Agreement with American Airlines management.
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