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August 19, 2008

ATA Predicts Drop In Labor Day Air Travel

Passengers Showing Disgust At Fees By Staying Home?

Several US domestic airlines have announced capacity cuts to be implemented in September, but passengers aren't waiting.

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BTS Says June 2008 Airline Employment Numbers Show Incremental Rise

0.1 Percent Increase Over 2007 Smallest In Over A Year

US scheduled passenger airlines employed 0.1 percent more workers in June 2008 than in June 2007, the 17th consecutive increase in full-time equivalent employee (FTE) levels for the scheduled passenger carriers from the same month of the previous year, according to the US Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics.

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FAA Orders Southwest To Pay Fine By August 29

Faces DOJ Action; Airline Considers Options

When you don't pay your bills, you run the risk of having creditors call. When an airline doesn't pay an FAA-mandated fine, it runs the risk of drawing the ire of the US Attorney's office.

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Northwest Asks Clear Channel To Pull MSP 'Anti-McCain' Ad

Group Says Similar Ad Placed At DEN For Obama, Too

An anti-nuclear group's efforts to garner political attention from the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has raised eyebrows, and ire.

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Boeing, Machinists To Begin Final Negotiations On New Contract

Union Compares Venue To "Hotel California" -- But Not As Enjoyable

"It's a lockdown." That's how International Association of Machinists (IAM) leader Tom Wroblewski terms a planned meeting this Thursday between union leaders and executives at Boeing, where they hope to hash out a new contract and avoid a crippling strike.

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Remains Discovered By Pilots Identified

They Went Looking For Gold... And Found A Mummy

The identity of human remains from a 60-year-old crash site in Alaska have finally been identified. In this case, DNA analysis and advanced fingerprinting techniques appear to have finished the race in a dead heat.

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