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October 24, 2017

Boeing VP Robinson-Berry Receives Aerospace Achievement Award

Recognized For Leadership And Advocacy For Young Women In Aerospace Industry

Joan Robinson-Berry, vice president and general manager of Boeing South Carolina, received the 2017 Achievement Award at Women in Aerospace's annual awards ceremony last night.

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Former Homeland Security Officials Warns Against ATC Privatization

Says The Scheme Could Slow Disaster Response

Privatizing the nation's Air Traffic Control system could put a damper on natural disaster response, according to the former Chief of Staff on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

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Alaska Airlines Pledges Additional $1 Million To Support STEM Education In Rural

Renews Partnership With Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program

Alaska Airlines has renewed its partnership with the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) to provide a brighter future for middle school students from rural communities across the state of Alaska.

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Ryanair 'Begs' Pilots To Return To The Carrier

Captains And First Officers Defecting To Rival Norwegian

Ryanair executives are "begging" pilots to return to the troubled airline after it was forced to cancel some 700,000 tickets because it had tampered with the pilot's holiday schedules.

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FAA Proposes Total Ban On Laptops In Checked Baggage On International Flights

Concerns Remain About Lithium-Ion Batteries

The ICAO will consider an FAA proposal to ban laptops in checked baggage on all international flights due to concerns about fires caused by lithium-ion batteries contained in the devices.

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Boeing May Double 767 Production In Everett, WA

Major Order From A Legacy Carrier Is Rumored

Boeing is reportedly looking at the feasibility of doubling its production of 767 airliners in Everett, WA amid rumors that a major legacy carrier may order 50-100 of the airplanes.

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