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December 06, 2007

US Passenger 727 Operator Faces Uncertain Future

CEO Says Champion Air May End Operations In 2008

Charter operator Champion Air may soon suffer a technical knock-out, a victim to the loss of key contracts and high operating costs.

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EPA Urged To Step In On Airliner Emissions

States Want Agency Officials To 'Take Their Head Out Of The Sand'

Studies show aviation is responsible for just three percent of overall carbon dioxide emissions in the United States... but several states say that's three percent too much, and they want the Environmental Protection Agency to do something about it.

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Airbus Considers Outsourcing Commercial Production To Boeing's Turf

Euro Surge Makes It Cheaper To Build Planes In US

If there was ever a doubt to the seriousness of the continuing surge in the value of the euro against the US dollar, consider this: European planemaker Airbus is seriously considering a shift in production of its planes to the United States, because it's cheaper.

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Pinnacle Airlines Pilots Authorize Strike

Contract Negotiations Began In February 2005

If you're planning to fly soon on a Northwest or Delta regional flight, you may want to double-check your ticket. Pilots at regional carrier Pinnacle Airlines voted Monday to authorize a strike of the Memphis-based airline

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Part Of Jet's Cowling Found On Jakarta Runway

Anyone's Airliner Missing A Part?

Here's a mystery from Indonesia. Officials discovered a piece from an airliner this week on the runway at Jakarta's Sukarno-Hatta International Airport... and they're not sure where the part came from.

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Third Goodrich Facility Named Boeing Network Service Center

Alabama Business Will Repair, Overhaul Thrust Reversers

This week, Goodrich Corporation and Boeing signed an agreement making the Goodrich Aerostructures Alabama Service Center part of Boeing's Network Service Center (NSC) program.

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