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October 07, 2011

TSA, JFK Apologize For Insensitivity

Cancer Patient Was Breast-Checked In Front Of Other Passengers

Officials in both the TSA and local security at JFK International are admitting proper procedures were not followed in the case of Lori Dorn. She had prosthetics implanted following a bilateral mastectomy in treatment for breast cancer, and was frisked in view of other passengers.

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Flight Cleared For Takeoff From Closed Runway

Second Time This Year At Pittsburgh International Airport

The FAA says it's looking into five incidents in which controllers cleared five planes, including three commercial flights, for takeoff from runway 28R at Pittsburgh International Airport last week. The problem is that the runway was closed due to lightning damage to the lighting.

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Qantas, Airbus Seal Biggest Order In Australian Aviation History

Firm Contract For 78 A320neo, 32 A320s

Qantas and Airbus have finalized a contract for 110 A320 Family aircraft, to help with the airline’s fleet renewal and expansion plans in the coming years. The firm order for 78 A320neo and 32 A320s is the largest single order in Australian aviation history by aircraft units and follows a commitment signed in August.

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Frontier Airlines Receives IOSA Registration

Designation Granted For Meeting Quality, Safety, And Performance Standards

Frontier Airlines has successfully completed the International Air Transport Association's Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), which resulted in IOSA registration for the airline. IOSA sets aviation's global standard for quality, safety and operations performance.

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Airbus Voted The Most Attractive Employer In France

Offers Long-Term Career Perspectives Worldwide

Airbus has been nominated the most attractive employer in France. The “Palmares Employeur 2011” prize was awarded to Airbus by RegionsJob, a leading French employment website. More than 9 000 web users, comprising people in work and job-seekers, evaluated the most attractive companies to work for in France, based on 25 criteria.  Airbus was ranked number one out of a list of nearly 1000 companies that were assessed from May to July 2011.

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AD: Airbus A300 Airplanes

AD NUMBER: 2011-20-09

MANUFACTURER: All Airbus A300 Model Airplanes

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ATA: EU Emissions Trading Scheme Violates International Law

Comments On EU Advocate General's Preliminary Opinion

The Air Transport Association of America (ATA) issued a statement Wednesday in response to the preliminary opinion issued by the Advocate General in the European Court of Justice regarding the lawsuit challenging the unilateral application of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) to international aviation (Case C-366/10 Air Transport Association).

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