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July 05, 2018

FAA Issues SAIB Concerning Jet Fuel Supplies

Warns Of Possible Migration Of  Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP) Filter Media Particles Into Aircraft Fuel Supplies

The FAA has issued a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin (SAIB) concerning the possible migration of Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP) filter media particles into aircraft fuel supplies. The SAP media is the filter element material utilized in ground-based water filtration systems called filter monitors to absorb water from the fuel before it enters the aircraft.

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U.K. Airprox Board Reports On Near-Collision Between An A320 And A Drone

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Ravn Recruits Top Airline Executive As New Senior VP Of Maintenance

Veteran Airline Maintenance Executive Mark Swearingin Joining The Team

Dave Pflieger, President & CEO of Alaskan regional airline Ravn Air Group, has announced that Mark Swearingin, a seasoned airline maintenance executive, will be joining Ravn's new leadership team.

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Ryanair Pilots Vote To Strike July 12

More Strikes Threatened As The Summer Continues

A group of pilots flying for Ryanair in Ireland have voted to stop working on July 12 in a dispute over arrangement for transferring flights between European and African bases. Seniority and annual leave arrangements were also in dispute.

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TSA Reportedly Has A 'Watch List' For 'Unruly' Passengers

Secretly Keeping Track Of People Who Might Pose A Threat To TSA Staff At Airport Checkpoints

The TSA is reportedly keeping a secret list of passengers who have the potential to pose a threat to its officers and other TSA personnel at airport checkpoints.

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FAA Proposes $1.4 Million Civil Penalty Against Virgin Islands Port Authority

Alleges Safety Regulation Violations At Two Airports

The FAA has proposed a $1,466,775 civil penalty against the Virgin Islands Port Authority (VIPA) for alleged violations of airport safety regulations at Henry E. Rohlsen Airport in St. Croix and Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas.

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Boeing Delivers First 737 MAX For Ethiopian Airlines

Africa's Largest And Fastest-Growing Airline Expands Boeing Fleet

Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines recently celebrated the delivery of the first of 30 737 MAX jets for Africa's largest and fastest-growing commercial airline.

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