All Safety News – Page 696
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Yuri Miroshnikov: Leading Ukraine International through rapid expansion
Yuri Miroshnikov has seen Ukraine International Airlines nearly triple in size since becoming president in 2004 and is preparing the mostly government-owned flag carrier for more rapid and profitable growth despite record high fuel prices.
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FAA seeks industry partners to test incursion preventatives in the cockpit
The US Federal Aviation Administration hopes to have electronic flight bags with moving map airport displays or aural ground...
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Job cuts mount at US airlines
US airlines of all sizes are laying off, furloughing and outright firing workers as the oil cost crisis deepens, and the cuts so far are likely just the...
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NewsBoeing reveals details of 787 pilot training programme and equipment
Boeing says it expects its 787 will handle so like a 777, and the cockpit interfaces will be so similar and intuitive, that a five-day differences course...
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NewsAirlines slam emissions trade plan
Europe's plan to include aviation in its emissions trading system will come into effect...
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Chinese traffic dip cause for some concern
Traffic slowdown hits China China reported a rare drop in traffic for May and June. Is this the start of bad times...
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China-Taiwan flights take off
China-Taiwan market opens up Now that regular flights have begun between China and Taiwan,...
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Russia's Federal Space Agency announces more ISS modules
While investigations continue into why two Russian Soyuz capsules' service...
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Accident reports released in first half of 2008
short summaries of some final accident and incident reports published...
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CSeries launch raises questions over airline interest
Bombardier's decision to finally take the plunge and launch the CSeries created a big splash at the show, but some in the industry were left wondering whether...
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NewsAirline accidents for the first half of 2008
Fatal airline accident numbers in this year's first half have been well up on those at the same stage in 2007, but most still occur in Africa and Latin America
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Airbus will review A320 production ramp-up after summer season
Airbus has issued its first caution over the planned production ramp-up of its single-aisle aircraft to 40 units a month by...