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June 02, 2015

Passengers Call On Congress To ‘Upgrade My Airport’

ACI-NA Launches New Multi-Channel Digital Media Campaign To Dispel Airline Misinformation About The Passenger Facility Charge (PFC)

Airports Council International-North America (ACI-NA) has launched “Upgrade My Airport,” a robust multi-channel digital media grassroots and educational campaign urging Congress to put passengers first and modernize the locally set Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) in this year’s reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). In just its first week, the campaign has already garnered over 260,000 consumer views of its video content on YouTube.

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FAA Proposes $70,050 Civil Penalty Against The University Of Wisconsin-Madison

Alleges Hazardous Materials Violations

The FAA has proposed a $70,050 civil penalty against the University of Wisconsin-Madison for allegedly violating Hazardous Materials Regulations.

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KF Aerospace Donates Boeing 727 To Fanshawe College

School Of Aviation Technology Will Use The Retired Airliner For Maintenance And Repair Training

Fanshawe College's School of Aviation Technology has added a Boeing 727 to its growing fleet of aircraft. At an event that celebrated the airplane's last flight with a water cannon salute, the aircraft arrived at the London, Ontario Canada campus to begin its new life.

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Pizzas Delivered To Delayed Airline Passengers

Creates Airline Pizza Party For Delta Passengers Diverted To Tennessee Due To Bad Weather

Marco's Pizza Store Manager Ashley Akins has delivered pizzas to all kinds of locations, but never before to a Delta airplane full of passengers, until last Tuesday. But the 40 pizzas she delivered delighted passengers, turning a common air travel delay into an on-board celebration.

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DHS Announces Intent To Expand Preclearance To 10 New Airports

U.S. Seeking To Enter Negotiations To Expand Air Preclearance Operations In Nine Foreign Countries

Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson announced Friday that the United States intends to enter into negotiations to expand air preclearance operations to ten new foreign airports, located in nine separate countries: Belgium, the Dominican Republic, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the United Kingdom. 

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Malaysia Airlines CEO Says Employees Partly To Blame For Problems

Cites Overtime Abuse, Overpriced Contracts For Financial Difficulties

Malaysia Airlines CEO Christoph Mueller said in an interview with a Malaysian newspaper that employees were at least in part to blame for the airline's financial difficulties, leading to a reorganization that may cost thousands their jobs.

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Airbus Launches Ship Carrying 1st Components For U.S. A320 Production

Wings, Tail, Fuselage Sections Depart Port Of Hamburg Bound For Mobile, Alabama

Airbus A320 family aircraft production in the U.S. is on schedule to begin this summer as the large aircraft components for the first U.S.-produced aircraft have departed from the port in Hamburg, Germany, bound for Mobile, AL. The major component assemblies (MCAs) consist of the wings produced in the UK, the rear fuselage section produced in Germany including the tail cone (produced in Spain), and the forward fuselage section, including the cockpit produced in France, all of which contain parts from all over the world.

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