Watchlist Issue Of Risk Of Collisions On Runways Highlighted By Occurrence At Winnipeg International Airport
The Canadian Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) Watchlist issue of risk of collisions on runways is highlighted in a report released by the TSB from its investigation report (A14C0112) into the August 2014 runway incursion at the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
A321 Is The 61st Delivery By The Chinese Leasing Company
China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings Limited completed its second delivery to Air Macau Company Limited on 21 December at the facilities of Airbus in Hamburg, Germany. The aircraft is financed by The Korea Development Bank, KDB Asia Limited, and KEB Hana Bank.
Airline First To Offers U.S. Travelers Direct Access From Miami And Key West
It's only a matter of time before commercial flights to Cuba resume on a regular basis, and U.S.-based Havana Air has announced that it will be the first carrier to launch a fully automated air reservation system for direct flight bookings to Cuba. The system will go live on January 1, 2016.
Airline Refuses To Sell Tickets To Israelis, DOT Threatens Legal Action
Kuwait Airways' refusal to sell tickets to Israeli citizens has led to the cancellation of the airline's New York (KJFK) to Heathrow route, and the threat of legal action by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Will Also Enhance Its Compliance Systems As Part Of The Deal
The FAA has come to a comprehensive settlement agreement with Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA) that resolves multiple pending and potential enforcement cases.
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