Projects Set To Begin Next Year Total About $200 Million
The 26-year-old Charleston International Airport is showing its
age, and is not large enough to handle the passenger traffic moving
through the region. That is the assessment of airport officials who
are planning a three-year $200 million upgrade to the facility
which was designed when terrorists were in far-away countries and
there was a major military presence in the region.
Conspirators Targeted Aircraft Traveling From London To North
America In 2006
In the summer of 2006, as many as 18 conspirators planned to
simultaneously blow up almost 10 airplanes by bringing hydrogen
peroxide-injected soda-bottles-turned-bombs onto flights bound from
London to the U.S. and Canada.
Once A Year, The Aviation World Comes To Oshkosh... And Now They Do
It by B787!
It was quite a year as far as Oshkosh was concerned...
especially with the first local showing of the Boeing 787
Dreamliner... which JUST completed its flight test program this
week and is heading VERY shortly for full production.
Judicial Watch Seeks Documents Pertaining To Decision To Sue
Boeing, Shut Down Dreamliner Aircraft Production in SC
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit has been filed by
Judicial Watch against the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
The suit seeks records concerning the NLRB's decision to file a
lawsuit against Seattle-based Boeing for opening a $750 million
non-union assembly plant in North Charleston, South Carolina to
manufacture its Dreamliner plane (JW v National Labor Relations
Board (No. 01470)).
JetBlue Airways Corporation is no doubt the envy of its
competitors today. For the second time in two years, the airline's
pilots have rejected union representation by the Air Line Pilots
Association (ALPA), in a vote which concluded Tuesday.
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