All Safety News – Page 829
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Pilot union blames American's decision to route Beijing service via O'Hare for failure to win China air services rights
American Airlines’ decision last month to amend its application to serve Beijing from Dallas/Fort Forth is being blamed by the carrier’s pilot union as the reason for its failure to win the crucial US-China rights from government regulators.
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NewsDeadly lessons - Flight International airline safety review 2006
How good was airline safety in 2006? We examine the industry's record for the year and give a full breakdown of all major incidents.
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NewsPictures: Florida Embry Riddle flight school races to replace fleet after Christmas tornado destroyed 60% of aircraft
Rush to open for spring term after Christmas storm destroys bulk of training aircraft
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Europe aims for environmentally-friendly all-electric fuel cell flight by 2009 as part of €4.5m Sixth Framework research drive
A 1h flight of a fuel cell-powered, electrically propelled two-seat aircraft by the fourth quarter of 2009 is one of the goals of a three-year, €4.5 million ($5.93 million) European Union research project.
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Deadly lessons: Flight safety review
It is getting safer to fly, but the record in some parts of the world remains a challenge. We assess last year's figures and the prospects for 2007
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Future Proofing: Can risk analysis prevent more catastrophes?
Can analysis of data from past accidents be used to predict and even prevent more catastrophes? A US task force believes being proactive can pay
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Fatal accidents cut but CFIT still kills
Fewer losses in 2006 as long-term safety trend resumed