All Safety News – Page 601
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Opinion
Comment: Blogging into trouble
As we all grapple with the brave new world of the internet and modern communications, the actions of two Boeing employees are a stark reminder that ethical behaviour is still needed
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News
JAL studies merging cargo business with Nippon Cargo Airlines
Japan Airlines (JAL) and Nippon Yusen Kaisha have begun negotiations with a view to merging their cargo business in 2010.
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Macquarie Airports posts higher H1 loss of A$299m
Australia-based airports investment group Macquarie Airports (MAp) has posted a net loss of A$299 million ($248 million) for the six months ending 30 June.
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Australia's Skywest installs navigation system on Fokker 100s
West Australian regional carrier Skywest Airlines is installing the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) in its entire Fokker 100 fleet.
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Gol plans to add several more codeshare partners
Brazilian low-cost carrier Gol is looking to add several more codeshare partners after completing its first IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA). Gol...
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NewsSearch team consider options for broadening AF447 hunt
French investigators are to consider options for expanding the search for the flight recorders of Air France flight AF447 after ending a second phase of...
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Virgin America bolsters IFE processing speed
Virgin America has upgraded its Linux-based in-flight entertainment system (IFE) to allow for more functionality, content and speed.
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Boeing probes employees in possible blog breach
Boeing is investigating two of its employees after one of them attended an industry conference posing as a journalist and blogger and participated in the...
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Lockheed completes mid-air refuelling test on F-35B
Lockheed Martin completed on 14 August the first mid-air refuelling between an F-35B short-takeoff and vertical landing variant and a US Marine Corps KC-130R...
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FAA aims to bolster wildlife regulation for airports
All commercial airports with scheduled passenger services in the USA may have to create wildlife hazard management schemes. The schemes will be implemented...
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Sydney Airport July passenger traffic down 3.2%
Sydney Airport saw passenger traffic fall 3.2% on-year in July, although it would have been flat if not for World Youth Day's boosting traffic in July 2008.