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September 10, 2009

Boeing Urges Industry To Act Together To Advance Training

Training And Flight Services Executive Says Increased Efficiency Can Lower Costs

Boeing Commercial Airplanes Training and Flight Services Vice President, Sherry Carbary, urged the industry to stand together through the current economic challenges by lowering training costs, increasing efficiency and embracing competency-based training programs.

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Boeing Projects Asia Pacific As The Worlds Largest Aviation Market

Region Will Account For 35 percent Of World Value In New Airplanes

Boeing forecasts that the Asia Pacific region will rank as the world's largest aviation market over the next 20 years, requiring 8,960 new commercial jets valued at approximately $1.1 trillion. Asia Pacific is the largest market in the forecast for new airplanes in terms of both units required and market value.

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Southwest Tells Passenger He Is Too Large To Fly

Chicago Man And His Wife Stranded In Las Vegas For Most Of A Day

A suburban Chicago man who stands 6 feet tall and weighs 350 pounds was tacitly told by Southwest Airlines employees he was too large to fly back to Chicago from Las Vegas, leaving he and his wife stranded for some 19 hours.

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Commercial Aircraft 'Threaten' British Emissions Targets

Other Industries, Individuals In Britain Would Have To Cut Emissions 90% By 2050, Report Says

If airlines continue to grow, the British government's Climate Change Committee warns that every other segment of the country will have to cut their emissions by as much as 90 percent by 2050, a new report shows.

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