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October 12, 2012

Embraer Delivers Milestone 900th E-Jet To Kenya Airways

E190 Handed Over In Brazil Wednesday

Embraer has reached a significant milestone with the delivery of its 900th E-Jet, an Embraer 190, to Kenya Airways in a ceremony held at the company’s headquarters in Sao Jose dos Campos, Brazil Wednesday.

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'Unruly' Intoxicated Passenger To London Dropped Off In Chicago

Flight From Los Angeles Was Diverted, Then Cancelled After Shoving Incident On Board

It takes a heck of a lot to cause the pilot of an airliner to make an unscheduled landing. The expense in time and fuel alone make it a very unattractive proposition. But the pilot of a United Airlines flight from Los Angeles to London did just that on Thursday when an intoxicated passenger became unruly in the main cabin, allegedly pushing other passengers and a crew member.

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IG Releases Results Of 2010 Baggage Screening Investigation

Report Requested By Republican Congressmen Jason Chaffetz, John Mica

The Department of Homeland Security Inspector General has released the results of its investigation of a baggage screening situation at Honolulu International Airport in 2010 that involved 48 TSA employees who failed to properly screen checked baggage. The IG found that the shortcomings in the agency's procedures, standards and oversight that likely contributed to the security failure in Hawaii are system-wide, not isolated to one airport or incident.

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American Eagle May Fly Solo After Bankruptcy

AMR Corp Reportedly Eyeing Spinoff Of The Regional Airline

American Eagle may find its self as a stand-alone regional airline after AMR Corp. emerges from bankruptcy, and the carrier's CEO says that's just fine with him.

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Alaska Airlines Orders 50 Boeing 737s

Represents The Largest Order In The Airline's History

A firm order for 20 737 MAX 8s, 17 737 MAX 9s and 13 Next-Generation 737-900ERs was announced Wednesday by Alaska Airlines and Boeing. The order, valued at more than $5 billion at current list prices, is the largest in Alaska Airlines' history.

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US Airways Flight Attendants To Take Strike Vote

Members Say They Are Determined To Achieve A 'Meaningful' Contract

Flight attendant leaders for the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA), representing US Airways flight attendants, have called for a strike vote to back up their demands for a single contract in the US Airways/America West merger. The strike vote will open on October 31 and close November 20.

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Syrian Passenger Jet Intercepted By Turkey

Airplane Was Suspected Of Carrying Weapons To Damascus

A Syrian Airbus A320 on a flight from Moscow to Damascus Wednesday was intercepted by Turkish fighter jets and escorted to Enseboga International Airport in Ankara, where it was searched for weapons suspected to be on board.

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