The Professional Airways Systems Specialists (PASS) has reacted
to the FAA's 'unwarranted filing of an unfair labor practice charge
against the union in connection with negotiations over a new
contract for employees in the Air Traffic Organization (ATO)
technical operations bargaining unit.
Victims of 1986 Hijacking of Pan Am 73 File $10 Billion Suit
Against Libya
One hundred seventy-six passengers, estates, and family members
who were victims of the September 5, 1986 terrorist hijacking of
Pan Am Flight 73 in Karachi, Pakistan have filed suit against Libya
and the individuals convicted of launching the attack.
Official NATCA Statement: Contract talks
between the National Air Traffic Controllers Association and the
Federal Aviation Administration, which broke down last week over
economic proposals, have officially concluded with the FAA walking
out of the negotiations and declaring impasse after rejecting an
offer that would have saved taxpayers $1.4 billion.
Judge Will Consult With Victims' Families On Public
Release
Jurors in the death penalty case of Zacarias Moussaoui, already
tasked with a perhaps uneviable duty, may soon listen to what
federal prosecutors say was the end result of Moussaoui's failure
to cooperate with federal agents in August 2001: the cockpit tape
that recorded the final moments of United Airlines Flight 93 on
9/11.
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