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July 13, 2007

Talkative Toddler Booted Off ExpressJet Flight

Flight Attendant Reportedly Told Captain Mom Made Threats

A 19-month old child and his mother were removed from an ExpressJet Airlines flight during a stop in Houston last month, on a flight from Atlanta to Oklahoma, when the mother reportedly refused a flight attendant's request to medicate the toddler to keep him quiet.

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Presidential Candidates Lament Having To Fly Commercial

Flying With General Public Can Be A Logistical Nightmare

"Oh boy, I'd love a plane," Republican presidential candidate Tom Tancredo says. Like other less-than-well-known presidential candidates, Tancredo has to get to his campaign events by flying commercially. The more popular candidates get to fly in corporate or charter jets.

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Delta Flight Forced To Go-Around At FLL

Fourth Runway Incursion in Just Over a Year

A Delta Air Lines flight had to pull up while on final approach to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Wednesday for a go-around, to avoid colliding with a United Airlines flight that ended up on the same runway.

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PIT Gets Explosive New Security Upgrade

Passengers Won't Have To Carry Luggage To Screeners

Passengers will soon be able to enjoy quicker and more convenient check-in procedures at Pittsburgh International Airport. The Allegheny County Airport Authority has launched an $18 million project to install new Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) into the automated baggage system used by US Airways.

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Federal Investigator Accuses FAA Of Hiding ATC Mistakes At DFW

"Heads Need To Roll Here"

A federal investigator is accusing the Federal Aviation Administration of not only hiding air traffic controller mistakes at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, but also for sometimes blaming pilots for those mistakes.

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Frontier Airlines Partners With JAX Startup For Ground Operations

Company Will Also Retrofit Seats On Airbus Fleet

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority and First Coast Aerospace Inc. announced Tuesday the launch of a new aircraft maintenance and repair company based at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX).

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JAL, ANA To Add Bidets To New Dreamliners

Option Helps 787 Passengers Stay Clean As A Whistle

Few things can make transatlantic travel more unpleasant than a dirty lavatory with a wet floor and bad odor. Remember that Continental flight last month?

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TSA Says 'Suspicious' Man Removed From Flight Not A Threat

Crew Member Thought She Saw Man Bypass Security

A crew member's suspicions about a passenger aboard an American Airlines flight from Los Angeles to London Thursday resulted in an emergency stop at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

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