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March 26, 2015

Germanwings Pilot Apparently Locked Out Of Cockpit

CVR Indicates Pounding On Cockpit Door, Shouting For It To Be Opened

Data retrieved from the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) aboard the Germanwings Airbus A320 that went down in the French Alps indicates that the pilot had been locked out of the cockpit before the plane impacted terrain. 

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Airbus Will Locate Major Engineering Center On WSU's Innovation Campus

New Building To Be Constructed Will Be Workplace For 400 Employees

Wichita State University has reached a historic agreement with one of the world's leading aerospace companies. WSU, through its Wichita State Innovation Alliance Inc., has signed letters of intent with Airbus Americas to locate the company's Wichita engineering center in a new building on the university's Innovation Campus.

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Southwest Uses ForeFlight Taxi Data Recorder For Own-Ship Authorization

Feature Provides Advanced Situational Awareness On The Ground

ForeFlight Mobile's Taxi Data Recorder was recently and successfully used by Southwest Airlines to collect GPS data and to perform a system accuracy assessment in pursuit of own-ship authorization under FAA AC 120-76C guidance.

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CAE Awarded Contracts Valued At More Than $56 Million

Deals Closed For Five Full-Flight Simulators And Update Services

CAE has sold five full-flight simulators (FFSs) and simulator update services to customers in North America, Europe, Africa and Asia.

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Teamsters, ITF Warn Of Possible Disruptions Of LAN Airline Flights

Unions In Ecuador, Colombia And Miami Are Coordinating Actions With A Potential Strike In Chile

A number of flights of South American LAN Airlines could be affected as the unions of LAN Airlines began a series of actions on Wednesday, March 25th in Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Miami. The unions say that to date, the company has not responded to the its demands to improve working conditions. LAN Airlines workers are responsible for passenger safety, airplane maintenance, and customer connections in airports.

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