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Out Now---- JP Airline Fleets 2011/2012

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American and Alaska Detail Plans to Shrink

A month ago, Horizon Air revealed its plans to focus on the Q400, drop the Q200 and CRJ-700 aircraft, and shrink its operation by a fair amount. Then last week, American announced its decision to cut 11 to 12% of itself for the fall schedule. Yesterday...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Wed, May 28 2008

Filed under: Schedule Changes, American, Alaska Airlines
Saab story is not a sob story for turboprop

AMR Corp yesterday announced that wholly-owned subsidiary American Eagle Airlines will retire its Saab 340B fleet by year-end, and realign its operations at San Juan by transitioning 12 66-seat ATR 72s to Dallas. Here is management's memo to American...

Posted to Runway Girl by Runway Girl on Wed, May 28 2008

Filed under: Original Equipment Manufacturers, US Air Transport, American Airlines, American Eagle Airlines, SAL, AMR Corp, Saab 340B, Saab Aircraft Leasing, ATR 72, Michael Magnusson
PICTURES: Astrium's official images of its capsule mockup

credit: EADS Astrium Astrium has sent me these official images of its capsule concept mockup exhibited at the Berlin air show. We can now see that it is a three crew vehicle. Click through to the extended entry to see more images Read More...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Wed, May 28 2008

Filed under: Commercial human spaceflight, air show, 2008, capsule, transportation, eads astrium, berlin
A stroll through the A380 Final Assembly Line

This post was intended to be my final post from France, however battery life and flight departure times got the best of me. After the A380 Production Update I posted two weeks ago, I wanted to provide an inside look at the Final Assembly Line (FAL) of...

Posted to Flightblogger by FlightBlogger - Aviation News, Commentary and Analysis on Wed, May 28 2008

Filed under: Airbus, A380
Stock-based compensation awards at AMR: Let's talk timing

From a public relations standpoint, the timing couldn't be worse. AMR Corp's board of directors boosted the stock-based compensation of its five most senior executives just one day before the company announced major capacity cuts, job losses,...

Posted to Runway Girl by Runway Girl on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: US Air Transport, American Airlines, American Eagle Airlines, AMR Corp, Allied Pilots Association, US Securities & Exchange Commission, Gerard Arpey, SEC, APA
EADS Astrium capsule mock-up at Berlin airshow

credit: Steve Nichols/Flight Daily Our reach is great here at Flight and while I am typing on a French keyboard in a dingy internet "cafe" above a bar on the rue de la plage in rainy Arcachon I have found in my browser accessed email inbox this...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: air show, capsule, berlin, exploration, astrium, human spaceflight
Swiss Installing Aerobeds in Business Class

Ok, so maybe it’s not actually an Aerobed, but it’s close enough. Anyone get a chance to see Swiss’s new business class product yet? It’s an interesting concept, but I have to wonder if it’s actually as comfortable as they...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: Seats, Swiss
Private human access to space from Arcachon, France

After the long weekend that has been the UK's spring bank holiday and America's memorial day weekend I am off to the French town of Arcachon, located on that country's Atlantic coast south of Bordeaux, for the International Academy of Astronautics'...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: suborbital, space tourism, Commercial human spaceflight, arca, google lunar x prize, stabilo, romania
More Virgin Galactic images?

credit: Flight/Virgin Galactic / caption: White Knight II on runway without SpaceShipTwo I have been getting emails from people asking when I am expecting to post more photos and video from Virgin Galactic I have emailed Virgin public relations about...

Posted to Technicalreporter by Hyperbola on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: wk2, Virgin Galactic, ss2, spaceshiptwo, white knight II.virgin galactic, photos
A Baby Dassault 7X

Having flown the brilliantly-engineered Dassault 7X last year in Paris, the thought of a model somewhere between the real thing and the one that sits on my desk was intriguing. Take a look and a listen as a Dassault engineer explains the intricacies of...

Posted to Jetwhine by Jetwhine on Tue, May 27 2008

Filed under: The Buzz, Jetwhine, radio-control aircraft, Dassault 7X, EBACE, AIN TV
Cranky’s First TV Appearance

I try not to bore you guys with my media mentions too often (if you really care, I put them on this page), but I thought you might like to see my TV debut. I got a call a couple months ago from the guys at Current TV asking if they could do a [...] Read...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Fri, May 23 2008

Filed under: Admin
An Aircell patent revealed

Looking for a little light reading as we head into the Memorial Day Weekend? Then look no further. An Aircell patent application that was filed on 31 October 2006 has just been published. It details the company's invention for providing multiple radio...

Posted to Runway Girl by Runway Girl on Fri, May 23 2008

Filed under: In-flight Entertainment/Communications, in-flight connectivity, terrestrial cell sites, patent, Aircell
Vote now for your 100 Greatest

The numorous nominations for the 100 Greatest in association with Bombardier have been collated and argued over (luckily with no fisticuffs involved), to produce a shortlist of 100 that you can now vote for. The winners and categories will be announced...

Posted to Jetwashed - The latest developments from AirSpace by Maverick on Fri, May 23 2008

Filed under: 100 greatest
Two Quick Links on Herb Kelleher

I really can’t let Herb’s departure as Chairman go without a little more color. I mean, he’s an absolute legend in this business, and he deserves a proper send off (not that I can really live up to that). So, here are a couple of video...

Posted to Cranky Flier by The Cranky Flier on Thu, May 22 2008

Filed under: Southwest
FlightBlogger Office Hours

I figure I might as well do some good old fashion airplane spotting up at Everett this afternoon. The craziness of the last few days finally allows me a min to breathe, so I'll be spending the midday hours at the grassy knoll outside the Future of...

Posted to Flightblogger by FlightBlogger - Aviation News, Commentary and Analysis on Thu, May 22 2008

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