ALPA Cites Morale, Stress Problems; Urges Pilots To "Fly the
Contract"
Northwest Airlines is currently the nation's number five
airline... but if its recent surge in flight cancellations doesn't
even out soon, that position could be in jeopardy.
Processing Time Has Doubled, Leading To Fears For Summer
Travel
Concern is being voiced by airlines and the flying public alike
in the UK over the newly-created Border and Immigration Agency's
new passport scanning system that has already caused "chaos" at
Stansted Airport since its installation.
Carrier Has Received A New Jet Every 13 Days, On Average, Since
2003
EasyJet announced Monday it has reached agreement with Airbus to
exercise existing options over 35 Airbus A319s for delivery during
2011 and 2012, to sustain the British low-cost carrier's long-term
growth and help meet its goal of operating one of the youngest
fleets of any major airline in Europe with 135 of the cleanest,
quietest aircraft available in their class, said the company.
Troubles Continue To Plague Brazil's Air Travel Industry
A runway was temporarily closed and three people ended up dead
Monday when a shootout erupted between police and suspected
criminals at Rio de Janeiro's Tom Jobim International Airport.
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