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May 27, 2015

Another WIN For The Good Guys: New Jersey Airport Noise Lawsuit Dismissed

Suit Had Been Brought By Bucks Residents For Responsible Airport Management

A lawsuit against the management of Trenton-Mercer airport has been dismissed by the U.S. District Court in Trenton.

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United Assigns All-Female Crew For Delivery Flight

No Men On Board For Flight From Boeing Field To O'Hare

When United Airlines took delivery of its latest 737-900ER airplane last week, it made a statement about the role women play with the airline. It assigned an all-female flight deck and cabin crew for the ferry flight from Boeing Field in Seattle to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.

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Aer Lingus Sale Near Approval

Report Presented To Government Says Offer Is 'Fair'

British Airways parent company IAG may soon be the owner of a 25 percent stake in Aer Lingus.

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Anonymous Phone Threats Made Against Multiple Airliners

FBI Says One Person May Be Behind All Of The Incidents

Several airliners were the subject of anonymous phone threats on Monday which led authorities to search flights at three U.S. airports, and a U.S. military escort for an Air France airplane to JFK. USA Today reports that the FBI believes all of the threats were made by one person.

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Malaysia Airlines Placed In Receivership

Transition To Restructured Airline To Be Complete By September 1

Malaysia's national airline has been placed in receivership, resulting in the loss of as many as 8,000 jobs as the carrier completes its restructuring program.

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Union Ordered To Stop Threats Of Physical Violence Against Dissidents

Judge Orders IAM To Halt Threats Of 'Bodily Harm'

A federal labor judge has ordered members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 70, Local 839, an AFL-CIO affiliate, to stop threats of "bodily harm" made against some who had filed unfair labor practice grievances against the union.

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