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July 11, 2006

Two AA Super 80s Go To The Birds At DFW

Both Planes Suffer Radome Damage; The Birds, Well...

From the looks of it, some low-flying birds around Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport were unnaturally attracted to shiny aluminum twinjets this weekend.

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NTSB Issues Renewed Call For Oversight Of Icing Operations

January Saab 340 Incident Leads To Four New Recommendations

In response to an incident earlier this year in which the pilots of an American Eagle Saab 340 turboprop lost control of their airplane after encountering icing conditions over California's central coast, the NTSB on Monday issued four new recommendations for planes operating in icing conditions.

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Northwest To Resume Old Talks With New Flight Attendants Union

Six Days Left To Reach A Deal

On the heels of last week's vote by flight attendants at Northwest Airlines to oust the Professional Flight Attendants Association (PFAA) as their union, and replace it with the Association of Flight Attendants, negotiators are planning to return to the bargaining table Wednesday in one last attempt to reach a deal with NWA management over a pay contract.

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Cyprus Aviation Safety Still Under Fire

2004 Letter Warned Of Safety Falling To "Third World Levels"

The government on Cyprus says it's just not going to talk about it --  a developing flap over aviation safety as pointed out by a British aviation expert two years ago.

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PIA Fokker Accident Claims 45

Gov't Says Terrorism Not A Consideration

For the second time in two days, a passenger plane is down... killing everyone onboard.

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Spanish Pilots Go On Strike, Stranding Vacationers

Say New LCC Will Take Their Jobs

As the saying goes, timing is everything... a fact almost certainly not lost on pilots at Spain's Iberia Airlines, who began a weeklong strike Monday right in the heart of vacation season.

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