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April 29, 2008

Cargo Operator Sues GA Telesis For Breach Of Contract

ASTAR Air Cargo Says 727-200 Sale Was Mishandled

ASTAR Air Cargo (ASTAR) filed a lawsuit Monday in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court against Fort Lauderdale, FL-based GA Telesis, accusing the commercial aircraft broker and leasing company of fraud, breach of contract, and breach of duty of good faith and fair dealing over the sale of Boeing 727-200 cargo aircraft N751DH to ASTAR.

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Aloha Airlines Ends Interisland Cargo Service

Carrier Flew 85 Percent Of Hawaii's Packages, Mail

Cargo operations in Hawaii took a major hit Monday, when bankrupt Aloha Airlines shut down its cargo division after being denied additional financing by its primary lender.

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Mesaba Airlines, KSU Aviation Team For New Pilots

Program Offers Accelerated Path To The Right Seat

Mesaba Airlines and Kansas State University at Salina are partnering to put K-State Aviation professional pilot students on an accelerated track to becoming flight officers with the Eagan, MN-based subsidiary of Northwest Airlines.

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American Airlines Joins Others In Charging For Checked Luggage

Implements $25 Fee On Second Bag; Frequent Flyers Exempt

American Airlines is the latest major US carrier to join in charging for a second piece of checked luggage. On Monday, the Fort Worth-based airline joined US Airways, United, Delta, Northwest and Continental in calling for a new fee for passengers hoping to check more than one piece of luggage.

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Homeland Security Unveils Measures To 'Calm The Checkpoint'

Prototype Program Now Underway At BWI

They're here to help... no, really. On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security unveiled improvements aimed at strengthening aviation security while decreasing the hassle factor for travelers.

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Boeing Honors Work Of Company's First Engineer

Wong Tsoo Recognized During Ceremony At Museum Of Flight

Boeing and the Museum of Flight (MoF) in Seattle, WA joined together recently to honor the work of Wong Tsoo, the company's first engineer and an early aviation and aerospace pioneer.

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