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March 22, 2013

Machinists Request NMB Release Mechanics At US Airways

Would Initiate A Thirty-Day Countdown To A Strike

The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) have formally requested that the National Mediation Board (NMB) release its US Airways Mechanic & Related members from further mediated contract negotiations and initiate a thirty-day countdown to a strike.

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AA Selects Airbus' Runway Overrun Prevention System For Its A320 Family Fleet

ROPS to Also Become Available To Other Manufacturers' Aircraft

American Airlines has decided to equip all of its A320 Family fleet with Airbus' innovative Runway Overrun Prevention System (ROPS) technology. This onboard cockpit technology, which Airbus has pioneered independently over several years, increases pilots' situational awareness during landing, reduces exposure to runway excursion risk, and if necessary, provides active protection.

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Virgin America Names Airline Industry Veteran As New Chief Operating Officer

Steve Forte To Lead Airline's Flight Operations, Tech Ops, Safety and Airports Teams

Virgin America has appointed thirty-year aviation industry veteran Steve Forte as the Company's new Chief Operating Officer. Forte will be the California-based airlines first ever COO, with oversight of Flight Operations, the Operation Control Center, Aircraft Maintenance, Safety and Guest Services.

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Betty Ann Ong Foundation Opposes TSA Knife Policy Change

Cites Use Of Box Cutters On 9/11 As Reason For Their Opposition

The Betty Ann Ong Foundation, named for one of the flight attendants who lost their lives on 9/11, has issued a statement critical of TSA's planned policy change to allow some small pocket knives to be carried onto commercial airliners.

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Airlines For America Opposes TSA Tax Hike

Calls The Move A 'Lose-Lose' For Passengers, Airlines And The Economy

Airlines for America (A4A) has released a statement supporting calls for efficiency improvements within the TSA, while strongly urging House Republicans not to punish passengers, shippers and airlines by doubling the TSA passenger security tax in their budget proposal.

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