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September 10, 2014

Thames Estuary Airport Off UK Airports Commission Shortlist

Heathrow Says Poll Shows Members Of Parliament Would Approve Third Runway

There will apparently be no new hub airport in the Thames Estuary outside London. The UK Airports Commission recently announced its decision not to add the inner Thames estuary airport proposal to its shortlist of options for providing new airport capacity by 2030.

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Baggage Handler's Union Threatens Heathrow Strike

Talks Broke Down Monday, Labor Action Planned For Friday

The union representing baggage handlers at Heathrow Airport predicts that delays to aircraft taking off and passengers disembarking can be expected on Friday, as ground handlers are set to strike for 24 hours at three Heathrow terminals in a dispute about pay.

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Dreamliner Is The Focus Of Al Jazeera Documentary

Boeing Workers Reportedly Recorded Without Their Knowledge Or Consent

A documentary produced by Al Jazeera English may cause some waves in the Boeing community, and the larger aviation industry, for its assessment of the development of the Dreamliner.

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Southwest Airlines Unveils New Look, Same Heart

Company Introduces New Aircraft Livery, Airport Experience, Logo

Southwest Airlines introduced a modern new look to its iconic brand Monday at an event dedicated to its employees. The airline proudly unveiled a new aircraft livery, named Heart, airport experience, and logo.  The new look puts the airline's Heart on display, which the airlines says showcases the strength of the nearly 46,000 employees companywide.

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FAA Updates Guidance On Air Carrier Industry Employee Reporting

Draft Advisory Circular Published For Review, Comments

The FAA is encouraging air carriers, aviation repair facilities and aviation employee associations to review a draft Advisory Circular (AC) on the highly successful Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP) for employees. The AC clarifies best practices and provides the airline industry with new processes, concepts and definitions that will provide for the continued success of ASAP.

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Initial Report Released In MH17 Downing

Dutch Investigators Say Multiple Objects Impacted The Plane

An initial report from Dutch investigators leading the MH17 investigation say the airplane broke up in mid-air after it was hit by multiple "objects" that "pierced the plane at high velocity."

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