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August 03, 2017

GoJet Airlines Announces Pilot Pathway Program With Spirit Airlines

Pilots Selected For The Program Are Guaranteed A First Officer Position At Spirit Airlines After As Little As Two Years

Flying an Airbus will now be the next step in the career progression of many GoJet Airlines pilots. GoJet has entered into a Pilot Pathway Program with Airbus operator Spirit Airlines that will guarantee GoJet pilots a First Officer position at Spirit in as little as two years. GoJet pilots who are accepted into the Pathway Program will be eligible to transition to Spirit after two years of service.

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Spirit Pilots Launch Ad Campaign

Two Years Overdue For A New Contract, They Insist Airline Deliver Industry-Standard Deal

Spirit pilots marked the two-year anniversary since they entered into contract negotiations on Tuesday, and are calling on their management to present them with a contract proposal that brings the pilots up to industry standard. Represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), 1,600 Spirit pilots fly the same aircraft on the same routes as their peers, yet the compensation is 40 percent less. Meanwhile, the airline recently celebrated 28 straight quarters of company profits.

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Boeing Delivers First 737 MAX 8 To flydubai

All-Boeing Carrier Is First In Middle East To Operate Boeing's Newest Single-Aisle Airplane

Boeing has delivered the first 737 MAX 8 airliner to flydubai, making the Middle East carrier the first in the region to operate Boeing's newest single-aisle airplane.

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FAA Proposes $54,000 Civil Penalty Against The Carboline Company

Alleges Violations Of Hazardous Materials Policy

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) proposes a $54,000 civil penalty against the Carboline Company of St. Louis for allegedly violating the Hazardous Materials Regulations.

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FAA Holds Conference For Airports And Industry

Begins Eighth Annual Training Conference On Airport Compliance Requirements

The FAA's Office of Civil Rights kicked off its eighth annual training conference on airport compliance requirements for airport authorities, consultants, small businesses and state and local governments Monday. The conference is being held at the Holiday Inn Capitol in Washington, D.C.

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Senate Panel Approves Passenger Facilities Charge Cap Increase

Money Would Be Used To Fund Infrastructure Improvements At Airports

The federal cap on Passenger Facilities Charges could be raised under a proposal passed by the Senate Appropriations Transportation Subcommittee last month.

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