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September 20, 2007

CAPBOR's Hanni Applauds Passage Of Passengers Bill Of Rights Legislation

Language Included In H.R. 2881

On Thursday, Kate Hanni with the Coalition for an Airline Passengers' Bill of Rights applauded Congressional approval of H.R. 2881, the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2007... which includes language aimed at forcing airlines to take steps to stem the epidemic of passenger strandings seen this year.

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Honeywell Signs $16 Billion Systems Contract With Airbus For A350XWB

Agreement Covers Auxiliary Power And Air Management Systems

Honeywell announced this week it has been selected to provide the major mechanical systems for Airbus's new long-range, wide-body A350XWB aircraft.

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Southwest Says The Cattle Call Will Continue, But With Some Changes

The Traveling Universe Remains More Or Less Intact

The "cattle call" stays. That's the word from Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly, who announced Wednesday the low-cost carrier's experiment with assigned seating did not convince the airline to immediately forgo the first-come, first-served boarding process in existence since the airline began service in 1971.

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Cockpit Smoke Cuts Comair Flight Short

Passengers Evacuate Plane On Taxiway

Passengers onboard a Comair flight saw their trip from Colorado Springs, CO to Cincinnati, OH end a lot sooner than planned Tuesday, after they were forced to evacuate their aircraft on a taxiway at COS.

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