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April 12, 2007

Union Calls Warning Letter From American Airlines Management 'Stunt'

APA Says Carrier Is Trying To Divert Attention Away From Huge Bonuses

The Allied Pilots Association (APA), which represents pilots of American Airlines, describes letters American Airlines management is delivering to the carrier’s three unions as a “stunt” designed to shift focus away from the large bonuses airline executives will collect next week.

Deicing Trucks Strike Two Planes At Hopkins

Deicing trucks at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport caused damage to two planes last weekend, and the FAA would like to know why.

ANN Special Feature: Pt I - US Air Force, A10-C Update - 04.12.07

Today, we bring you Part I of the US Air Force news conference, held Wednesday, to update reporters on a major update to the A10 Thunderbolt II. Hosts are Col. James Ratti, 508th Aircraft Sustainme

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VT Commission Refuses To Drop Delta Discrimination Suit

Woman Says She Was Removed From Flight For Breastfeeding

On Wednesday, the Vermont Human Rights Commission refused to dismiss a complaint from a woman who alleges she was thrown off a Delta Air Lines flight because she was breast-feeding her baby.

Trent 700 Deal Could Be Worth More Than $200M

Rolls-Royce announced Wednesday it has received its first order for as many as 12 Trent 700 engines for the Airbus A330-200 freighter.

Airliner From Newark Failed To Contact ATC

Israeli officials confirmed Wednesday fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a Continental Airlines flight that failed to identify itself when it entered the country's airspace.

EADS Board Continues To Bicker Over Dividend Plan

French, German Factions Disagree Over Ways To Raise Cash

Things just aren't getting easier for EADS, or planemaker Airbus. In a meeting this week to set the agenda for an upcoming shareholder conference, French and German shareholders in the European consortium failed to agree on a controversial revenue plan.

Simulated Patients Become Real Ones

The line between fantasy and reality was blurred -- then crossed -- during a disaster drill at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia Tuesday.