All Safety News – Page 596
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Contact Air Fokker 100 lands gear-up at Stuttgart
Emergency services are attending a Contact Air Fokker 100 which has landed at Stuttgart with its undercarriage partly retracted. Contact Air has identified...
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NewsVIDEO: Overweight MD-83 take-off inquiry queries pressure on crew
Swedish investigators believe a Boeing MD-83 crew felt commercial pressure to depart Are-Ostersund Airport while above maximum weight limits
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Jet Airways resumes normal ops, meets pilots' demands
India's Jet Airways has resumed normal domestic and international services after the end of a pilot strike that grounded the carrier for five days.
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Hong Kong Airport August traffic up 2.8%
Hong Kong airport's August passenger traffic grew 2.8% year-on-year to 4.3 million.
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Routes 09: Bordeaux Airport to set up budget terminal
Another French airport looks to offer a dedicated facility catering for low-cost carriers
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Routes 09: Crunch time for Asia-Pacific airlines
Economic signs grow more encouraging, but airlines still face major challenges ahead
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Routes 09: Macau and Hong Kong face traffic adjustment
While the opening up of the China-Taiwan market to direct scheduled passenger flights is creating new opportunities and benefits for Chinese and Taiwanese...
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Routes 09: Urgency to launch new China operations cools for US carriers
Several US carriers have delayed hotly-contested US-China routes in the face of tight creditmarkets and weak demand
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Routes 09: China, Taiwan scheduled services creates new market
The start of direct scheduled passenger flights between China and Taiwan marks a further opening in air connections
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Airliner production faces sharp axe: UBS
Investment bank UBS predicts there will be a surplus of 1,400 airliners at the end of this year, necessitating production cuts at both Airbus and Boeing. The...
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Hawaiian pilots vote in favour of strike
Following more than two years of contract negotiations, Hawaiian Airlines pilots have voted to authorise local union leadership to call a strike if union...
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Eurocontrol investigating more frequent oceanic reporting
Eurocontrol's single European sky air traffic management research (SESAR) agency has been tasked by the European Commission with investigating the costs...
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Liat Bombardier turboprop returns to Grenada
Caribbean carrier Liat says one of its Bombardier Q300 aircraft returned to Maurice Bishop International Airport in Grenada this morning as a precautionary...
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GE Aviation Czech H80 engine gets research grants
Research grants worth $4 million have been awarded by the Czech government to GE Aviation Czech for new turboprop engine technologies. Using the grant...
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787 delay could prompt LOT to switch to Airbus
LOT Polish Airlines has warned that it is considering an offer to switch to Airbus in the wake of the delays to its Boeing 787 order. The Polish flag...
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Macau Airport extends management contract
CAM-Macau International Airport and Macau's Administration of Airports have extended their services agreement for two years.
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European commission to rule on Antonov An-26 operations
The European Commission will decide shortly whether to renew the derogation permitting...
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NewsAA09: Air France to place order for its future short-haul fleet
Air France is pushing aircraft-makers to develop a successor to the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 and if the carrier's targets and requirements are met it plans...