All Safety News – Page 884
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News
Midway to install runway arresters
US FAA to study viability of airport’s plan to adopt system to slow aircraft following fatal Southwest 737 overrun
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USA seeks further WTO ruling in Airbus dispute
Request will challenge £5.2 million Welsh grant to underwrite A350 training costs
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SA Airlink to contest blacklist
Regional carrier unhappy at inclusion of partner airline in Swaziland on EU register
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Just culture
Eurocontrol wants to spread an open incident reporting system across Europe and beyond, so that safety can benefit
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Opinion
Lufthansa low-cost order will test industry opinion
Decision to buy lower-fidelity Level B machine could have far-reaching impact
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UK’s SBAC tries to bring order to training ‘chaos’
Unclear standards for training in the UK can mean employers and job-seekers lose out. The Society of British Aerospace Companies People Management Board is attempting to simplify the training picture
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British Airways appeals FAA fine over 2005 Boeing 747 engine shutdown 'safety breach'
Airline says no regulation was broken in 747 incident
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Short-field package for 737NG pulls in orders
Airlines flock to buy performance upgrade as flight-testing gathers momentum
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SIA slips widebody plan
Airline pushes back target for A350/787 deliveries and ponders interim solutions
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Woolly thinking
It is no surprise that British Airways has challenged the legality of an FAA fine, because the regulations as they stand need clarification