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May 13, 2016

Southwest Airlines Pilots File Suit Against The City Of Chicago

Union Claims The City Has Squelched Its Free Speech

The union representing the pilots of Southwest Airlines on Tuesday filed papers in the Eastern Division of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois after officials at Chicago Midway International Airport denied ad space to the union. The union is seeking to buy advertising space at the airport to place a welcome message to Southwest Airlines shareholders as they arrive in Chicago for their May 18 meeting while highlighting facts regarding the company's financials.

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Heathrow Would Ban Night Flights To Win Third Runway

Response Exceeds Airports Commission’s Package Of Conditions, Executive Says

Heathrow has announced it will meet and, in most cases, exceed the conditions set out in the Airports Commission’s recommendation for Heathrow expansion.

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ICAO Recognizes Global Aviation Training Achievements At International Symposium

Prize Recipients Honored During The ICAO Aviation Training And TRAINAIR PLUS Global Symposium, In Seoul, Korea

Boosting aviation training and capacity is a strategic objective for ICAO, as highlighted by its recognition of six TRAINAIR PLUS Program Members and two course validators at the ICAO Aviation Training and TRAINAIR PLUS Global Symposium.

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NTSB Investigator Marks 20th Anniversary Of ValuJet Accident

Plane Went Down In Florida Fatally Injuring All 110 On Board, Mechanic Still Sought By U.S. Authorities

On May 11, 1996, ValuJet flight 592 went down in the Florida Everglades resulting in the fatal injury of all 110 people on board. Authorities determined that improperly packaged oxygen generators aboard the airplane were the cause of a fire on board that brought it down.

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PSA Airlines Rolls Out Enhanced Compensation Package For Pilots

One-Time $20,000 Retention Bonus Offered To First Officers

PSA Airlines has announced two important improvements in its efforts to provide an enhanced compensation package to attract the best and brightest pilots in commercial aviation. The airline will be instituting a First Officer retention bonus and a competitive commuter policy.

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Global Pilots Raise Concern On Brazilian Airspace Safety

Unmanned Balloons Presenting A Safety Hazard To Aircraft

The International Federation of Air Line Pilots’ Associations (IFALPA) -representing over 100,000 commercial airline pilots in more than 100 countries around the world - is working closely with the Brazilian Civil Aviation Authorities and its member association Associação Brasileira de Pilotos da Aviação Civil (ABRAPAC) to address the continuing serious safety concern throughout Brazilian airspace posed by large unmanned balloons.

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