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November 30, 2008

Settlement May Bring Familiar Name For Inter-Island Interloper

go! No More?

If you're one of the many airline passengers and aviation enthusiasts who lamented this year's shutdown of Aloha Airlines, you may want to swallow an aspirin before reading this next story. On second thought... make that two aspirin, washed down by an adult beverage.

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Bangkok Airports Remain Closed By Protesters

Travelers Leaving Area Via Naval Airbase

An anti-government protest group, the People's Alliance for Democracy, has occupied the terminal at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport since last Tuesday, forcing the cancellation of all flights. Service into Bangkok's second airport, Don Meuang, has also been curtailed by the PAD.

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TSA: Delta, Police Mishandled Security Procedures At MCO

Orlando PD Captain Disputes Account Of Incident

A report on a security breach at Orlando International Airport released by the Transportation Security Administration accuses Delta and the Orlando Police Department of failing to follow TSA procedures.

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NTSB: JetBlue A320 Had Fractured Nosewheel Steering Lugs

Fatigue Caused By Normal Cyclic Pre-Landing Tests

The failure of an automatic nosewheel centering system on a JetBlue Airways Airbus A320 led to the flight's 2005 emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report.

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LAX Announces Major Renovation Plans

Completion Expected By 2013

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Los Angeles International Airport officials proudly announced plans on November 17 for the modernization and expansion of LAX. Attended by airline executives, elected officials and business leaders, a ceremony at LAX's Flight Path Learning Center presented architectural models illustrating designs for the upgrade.

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Latest Boeing Fastener Problem Gets Bigger

Defective Parts Used On Widebody Jets, Too

Boeing, reporting just two weeks ago that defective fasteners had been used in the assembly of its 737s, now has announced the same parts have been used in its 747s, 767s and 777s.

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