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December 06, 2016

Chelan Seaplanes Has Suspended Service

Lease Was Terminated By County On Short Notice

A seaplane service operating from Lake Chelan in Washington state has been notified that its lease is being terminated, leaving the company high and dry.

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AA Flight Attendants Say New Uniforms Make Them Sick ... Literally

Demands 'Full Recall' Of The New Uniforms

When American Airlines introduced new uniforms for its flight attendants in September, they were well received in terms of how they looked. But after wearing them for a while, some FAs are saying that the new outfits are literally making them sick.

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Bombardier Wins Orders For Two CS300 And One Q400 Aircraft From Tanzania

Bombardier Wins Orders For Two CS300 And One Q400 Aircraft From Tanzania

The United Republic of Tanzania represented by the Tanzanian Government Flight Agency (TGFA) has signed firm purchase agreements for two CS300 jetliners and one Q400 turboprop aircraft, according to Bombardier. The aircraft will be leased to and operated by Air Tanzania (The Wings of the Kilimanjaro) based in Dar es Salaam.

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Boeing, AerCap Celebrate Delivery Of Air France's First 787

Airplane Is 50th Dreamliner For AerCap, 500th 787 To Roll Off Boeing Production Lines

Air France has taken delivery of its first Boeing 787 Dreamliner from leasing company AerCap. The airplane, a 787-9, signifies the delivery of AerCap's 50th Dreamliner and will be deployed on Air France's Paris to Cairo route starting in January. The airplane is also the 500th 787 produced on Boeing's production lines.

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Norwegian Receives DOT Approval As A Foreign Carrier

Agency Says There Was 'No Avenue To Reject The Application'

The U.S. DOT has approved Norwegian's license to operate as a foreign carrier in the United States, causing concern for pilots' and flight attendants' unions.

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Delta Receives Its First U.S.-Produced Airbus Aircraft

Delivers The New A321 In Mobile, Alabama

The first delivery of an A321 aircraft from the Airbus U.S. Manufacturing Facility to Delta Air Lines took place today, in Mobile, AL. On hand for the occasion were executives from Airbus and Delta Air Lines, a team of Delta employees from the airline’s Minneapolis-St. Paul station, and representatives of the more than 370 employees at the facility.

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