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May 02, 2005

Emergency CASA AD: Hamilton Standard

Propellers - Variable Pitch - Hamilton Standard AD/PHS/18  Amdt 2  Hub Cracking 6/2005

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AMFA Leaders Prepare For United Airlines Strike

Union Leaders Gathering In Chicago To Make Final Plans

It looks for all the world like United's mechanics will soon go on strike.

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AirTran, FAs Close To Deal

AFA Leadership Likes It -- Deal Now Goes To Membership

AirTran and its flight attendants appear very close to a new contract that, if approved by the rank and file of the Association of Flight Attendants, would take effect June 1st.

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User Fee War Coming? Reason Foundation Says 'Charging Users Would Rescue ATC'

Reason Foundation Study Details 'How To Ease Fiscal Crisis And Fund Modernization Efforts'

E-I-C Note: One of ANN's most respected news-spies leaked us an early copy of a statement from the Reason Foundation announcing their apparent advocacy of a user fee scenario for future ATC funding issues.

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US Supreme Court Won't Review Mandatory Pilot Retirement

Justices Refused To Hear Challenge FAA's 60-Year Old Retirement Rule

The US Supreme Court Monday refused to hear arguments from pilots challenging mandatory retirement age for airline pilots.

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ACSS Gets TSO For TAWS+

Rockwell Collins Selects For ARJ21

ACSS, an L-3 Communications & Thales Company, announced last week that it has received technical standard order authorization from the FAA for TAWS+ for use in passenger jets and military aircraft.

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FAA To Philly: Go Long!

Tension From Local Residents

The FAA approved an extension Friday for Philadelphia International Airport runway 17-35. The 5,500 foot runway will be expanded to 6,500 feet under the project.

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