Alleges HazMat Violations Connected With Shipment From Spain
The FAA has proposed a $162,500 civil penalty against Airbus Defence and Space of Madrid, Spain, for allegedly violating the Hazardous Materials Regulations.
European Cockpit Association Critical Of DOT Approval For Norwegian Air International
With its decision to tentatively approve traffic rights for “Norwegian Air International” (NAI), the US Department of Transportation (DoT), together with the European Commission (EC) have opened the door and de facto laid out the welcome mat for “Flags of Convenience” in aviation, according to the European Cockpit Association.
New Aircraft Will Support Company's Business Expansion
Garuda Indonesia has confirmed an order with Airbus for the purchase of 14 A330-900neo, the new re-engined version of the best-selling A330 widebody airliner, to support the company’s growth and business expansion in the future.
Board Says Two Items "Almost Certainly" From The Missing Aircraft
The ATSB says that two piece of debris, one recovered late last year and the other in February of this year, are "almost certainly" from MH370, the Malaysian Airlines 777 that went missing on March 8, 2014.
Pilots Also Request $2 Million Grant From National Union For Strike Preparation
Pilot leaders at Hawaiian Airlines will ask their members to give them the authority to go on strike if negotiations break down and the federal government authorizes a walkout.
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