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September 22, 2008

FAA: Better Traffic Management Reduces Delays

According to the FAA, passenger delays are being reduced thanks to a program that increases the efficient use of runway capacity at major airports. Airlines are reporting major savings in time – and money – because of Traffic Management Advisor (TMA...

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ILFC Borrows BIG In Wake Of AIG Bailout

Maxing Out Three Credit Lines Raises $6.5 Billion In Emergency Funding

International Lease Finance Corporation is borrowing a total of $6.5 billion against its three credit lines to help keep the company solvent into the first quarter of 2009. The funds were requested on September 16 -- the same day its parent company, American International Group, obtained an $85 billion loan from the US government.

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IAM Encourages Striking Machinists To File For Unemployment

"Slim" Chance For Benefits Hinges On Labor Practice Complaint Against Boeing

Workers represented by the International Association of Machinists on strike against Boeing are getting union encouragement to apply for unemployment benefits.

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Aero-TV Special Series: Understanding The Critical Pilot Shortage (Part Three)

This Episode Features A Presentation By Captain Ronald Levy, University Aviation Association (Part 3 Of A Series)

The second presentation, and one that set quite a trend for the session, was delivered by Captain Ron Levy of the University Aviation Association. The UAA is a professional association and unifying voice for promoting and furthering aviation education as a collegiate academic discipline.

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SPEEA Says Boeing May Soon Have Another Strike To Contend With

Dreamliner: A Step Closer To Being Just A Dream?

Already in the throes of a strike by the International Association of Machinists, Boeing faces another looming labor action... this time by the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace.

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Big Upgrade Plans For Sikorsky Memorial Airport

$27 Million Project Breaks Ground Despite Fickle Economy

Confidence in the potential of Sikorsky Memorial Airport in Stratford, CT is running high as a major upgrade gets underway. Shared by the communities of Stratford and Bridgeport, the airport will soon benefit from a new terminal, office buildings, and hangars at the facility that's not been updated in decades.

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