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November 13, 2018

FAA Investigates Incident At McCarran International Airport

Controller Reportedly Became Unresponsive While Working Alone At Night

The FAA has opened an investigation into an incident at McCarran International Airport Wednesday night in which a controller working alone at night became unresponsive while on duty.

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India Has Opened 34 Airports In The Past 18 Months

Booming Aviation Market Has Record Numbers Of Passengers Flying

Massive economic growth in India has spurred an explosion in the number of people flying in the country, and has led to the opening of 34 new airports in the country in the past 18 months.

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Boeing, Safran Joint Venture To Start Operations

Secure Regulatory Approvals To Begin Their Joint Venture For Designing, Building And Servicing Auxiliary Power Units

Boeing and Safran have received regulatory approvals for a joint venture so they can begin designing, building and servicing aircraft Auxiliary Power Units (APUs)—onboard engines that are primarily used to start the main engines and power aircraft systems while on the ground and, if necessary, in flight. The companies also named Etienne Boisseau as Chief Executive Officer of the joint venture.

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France Impounds Ryanair Jet Over Nonpayment Of Fees

Passengers Expecting To Travel To London Not Allowed To Board The Aircraft

The French government impounded a Ryanair 737 Thursday as it prepared to take off for London, forcing the carrier to make other arrangements for the 149 passengers that were expecting to fly from Paris to London on the jet.

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Frontier Pilots Reach Agreement In Principle With Company On New Contract

Negotiations Have Been Going On For More Than Two And A Half Years

Frontier Airlines pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA), announced they have reached an agreement in principle (AIP) on a collective bargaining agreement after more than two-and-a half-years of negotiations with management. This agreement must be reviewed and approved by the Frontier ALPA Master Executive Council (MEC), which will vote on whether to send it out to the pilot group for a full ratification vote.

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